Toronto Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews has been named captain of the United States men’s Olympic hockey team. Matthews previously served as the United States’ captain during the 4 Nations Face-Off.
The biggest problem facing the Toronto Maple Leafs right now is the widening disconnect between how the organization sees itself and how the fans see the team.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are in a difficult position. They are six points out of a wild-card spot but are currently on a three-game win streak heading into the Olympic break.
A soft schedule heading into the Olympic break might offer hope for some. For others, picking up wins might only serve to muddy the waters. In short, the Leafs recent struggles have given life to a long-since familiar friend, otherwise known as Tank Nation.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
Prior to the Olympic roster freeze, the Edmonton Oilers reportedly expressed interest in Toronto Maple Leafs forward Bobby McMann. McMann is considered a popular trade candidate and the Maple Leafs are reportedly asking for a first-round pick in return for the 29-year-old winger.
Over the past three drafts, the Toronto Maple Leafs have selected six defencemen, all measuring 6-foot-1 or taller, as National Hockey League teams continue to prioritize size and physicality when assembling a defensive corps.
The Toronto Maple Leafs finally found the spark they were looking for just before the Olympic break. Three straight wins, all fairly convincing, helped steady a season that had started to wobble.
Back in mid-November, Troy Stecher was an early saviour for the Toronto Maple Leafs. They had just lost Chris Tanev and Brandon Carlo to long-term injuries, but it was early enough in the season that their struggles could be written off as early-season blues and the playoffs were very much still top of mind.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are open for business. It’s selling season (or window shopping season during the Olympic break) and the Leafs need to recoup futures,
Most Toronto Maple Leafs fans believe this team can’t make the playoffs and have given up for this season. But they’re not giving up on next season. As a result, they don’t want to make the team worse in the long run by trading away potential for what might amount to another failed try for the Stanley Cup with an inferior team.
You can feel the mood around the Toronto Maple Leafs shifting. It isn’t just another season where people grumble about the power play or line combinations.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are taking a breather over the Olympic break, but the chatter is already heating up for when they return to action. There’s a lot to sort out: are they buyers, sellers, or standing pat as they push for a playoff spot?
Easton Cowan has been a bit of an enigma for the Toronto Maple Leafs this season. If you followed his junior career, you’d know he was practically a one-man band, carrying his team on his back with huge performances game after game.
So, you’re a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, eh? It’s been a challenging season, to say the least, filled with ups and downs. More downs than ups, perhaps. Have no fear.
Comparing the Toronto Maple Leafs to their archrivals, the Boston Bruins? You could say it’s crazy, but it’s true. It feels, with the way the Leafs’ season
Even after the Olympic roster freeze, the Toronto Maple Leafs continue to find themselves at the center of the trade conversation. A team they were linked to prior to the freeze, the Edmonton Oilers, have been confirmed as a team that has called.
The Milan Games are officially underway, and The Leafs Nation will be following along avidly. Auston Matthews, Oliver Ekman-Larsson and William Nylander are the three Toronto Maple Leafs participating in the men’s hockey tournament for their respective countries.
Like Easton Cowan, this will likely be Dennis Hildeby‘s final season seen as a prospect in the Toronto Maple Leafs organization. The hulking 6-foot-7 goaltender
Calle Jarnkrok has fallen out of favour in Toronto, and Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving is likely to be moving the veteran winger ahead of March’s trade deadline.
Bobby McMann isn’t a huge Toronto Maple Leafs star. And that’s part of why his story is so instructive. He wasn’t drafted. He attended Colgate University in the ECAC Division I and signed as a free agent with the Maple Leafs in April 2022.
We are under a week away from the NHL players playing in the Olympics in Milan, Italy. It’s been over a decade since the NHL last participated in the Olympics, with the last time being in 2014 in Sochi, Russia.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are once again right in the middle of trade chatter, and this time the spotlight is on their crease. With the season swinging between hope and frustration, Toronto appears open to shaking things up if the right opportunity comes along.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are headed into the Olympic break with one big problem still sitting in the middle of their roster: they can’t keep three goalies.
Although the Toronto Maple Leafs season hasn’t been the best, with the team currently sitting sixth in the Atlantic Division, they have shown strong play of late.
Elliotte Friedman was on the "FAN Hockey Show," and naturally, the Toronto Maple Leafs came up. He got into what might be happening with Bobby McMann and Anthony Stolarz.