The Toronto Maple Leafs have shed a little extra salary cap space with their latest trade, sending Ryan Reaves to the San Jose Sharks. Reaves initially signed a three-year deal with the Maple Leafs, earning him $1.35 million annually, but rarely played in the first two years of the contract.
Henry Thrun’s legacy as a Toronto Maple Leaf will already be a positive one. He brought the ill-conceived time of Ryan Reaves in the blue and white to an early end and after the Sharks got a nice deal on Timothy Liljegren last season, Mike Grier returned the favour by taking on the final year of the Reaves contract.
The Toronto Maple Leafs traded veteran forward Ryan Reaves to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for defenseman Henry Thrun on Thursday night. Reaves, 38, joins his seventh NHL team after two ineffective seasons in Toronto.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have acquired Henry Thrun from the San Jose Sharks for forward Ryan Reaves. In a late-night trade with the Sharks, the Maple Leafs were able to clear his entire $1.35 million cap hit off their salary cap while also adding a young, depth defenseman in the process.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced late Thursday night that they have traded Ryan Reaves to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for defenceman Henry Thrun. Reaves, 37, was signed to a three-year contract by the Maple Leafs two offseasons ago, with an average annual value of $1.35 million.
The San Jose Sharks have acquired winger Ryan Reaves from the Toronto Maple Leafs in exchange for defenseman Henry Thrun. Reaves is entering the final year of a three-year contract with a $1.35 million cap hit.
The Toronto Maple Leafs lost one of their core pieces during NHL free agency. Even though they got Nicolas Roy in a sign-and-trade, losing Mitch Marner will hurt their forward unit.
Free agency opened up for the NHL on July 1. Several teams participated in signing new players to their teams, including the Seattle Kraken. They signed goaltender Matt Murray to a one-year contract with an average annual value (AAV) of $1 million.
With the 2025 NHL season finally over, all eyes have moved to the offseason. While much of the attention has been given to free agency, there were some interesting storylines coming out of the 2025 NHL draft.
A purely qualitative analysis on the Toronto Maple Leafs’ offseason to date would not reflect particularly well on the club. From an assets-in / assets-out
The Toronto Maple Leafs are looking for another top-six forward who can help replace some of Mitch Marner’s production. Although they haven’t been overly busy in free agency, there have been some rumours that they’re still actively trying to improve their roster.
NHL enforcer Ryan Reaves, currently with the Toronto Maple Leafs, has revealed that he now thinks differently of his longtime enforcer rival in Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson after an encounter at Chandler Stephenson's wedding.
Per a report from NHL Insider Chris Johnston, the Toronto Maple Leafs are allegedly likely going to hold on to Nicolas Robertson, who filed for salary arbitration.
We’ve reached the time of year where the high of the offseason has worn off, and fans are killing time by tossing around mock lineups on social media. One name that you won’t find on any of these mock lineups is Ryan Reaves.
The NHL ratified a new CBA with the NHLPA in recent days, and now, former Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares has opened up on the changes since 2012.
The Toronto Maple Leafs were eliminated in the second round of the playoffs by the Florida Panthers. They have made the playoffs nine straight years, but have not made it to the conference finals in that time.
The Toronto Maple Leafs were looking for a big upgrade this summer, and while they landed on Matias Maccelli, they almost had star forward JJ Peterka from Buffalo according to Insider Frank Seravalli after his latest report.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are a team to watch on the trade market this summer. General Manager Brad Treliving could be interested in adding a top-six forward to his roster, which means there’s several Leafs who should be considered trade candidates this offseason, including depth centre David Kampf.
As the Toronto Maple Leafs continue their offseason, the roster still has a lot of ways that it could improve. After losing star Mitch Marner in free agency, Toronto has been searching for different ways to replace his production in the lineup.
By not signing anyone significant in free agency, Brad Treliving has the Toronto Maple Leafs in a really good spot financially. Mitch Marner is gone, and John Tavares isn’t making $11M anymore, so for the first time in years, Toronto doesn’t have over $40M tied up in four players.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mattias Maccelli isn't letting one subpar season get him down. Maccelli, 24, scored just eight goals and 18 points in 55 games last season with the Utah Hockey Club.
The Toronto Maple Leafs roster looks very different from what it was just a week ago. The Mitch Marner era is over in Toronto. No matter how fans feel about him, losing a 100-point, first-line winger is not easy to replace.