As the summer drags on, we inch closer to every hockey fan’s favourite time of year, the start of a new NHL season, and that is definitely the case for Leafs fans in Toronto and beyond.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced their 2026-27 schedule on Wednesday, and with it comes the excitement of the return to hockey being just around the corner.
Every NHL contender starts training camp talking about one goal: Win the Stanley Cup.
One of the interesting things about NHL contracts is that they are rarely judged fairly on the day they are signed. Fans usually look at the number and ask a simple question: “Is this player worth that much money?” But general managers are not only paying for what a player is today.
How many of the players to grace the cover of each EA NHL video game going back to 'NHL 2000?"
NHL roster building is often one decision that creates three more questions, and the Toronto Maple Leafs made a ton of changes this summer. Dennis Hildeby was one of them.
The best player in Washington Capitals history? Alex Ovechkin. The best Red Wing? Gordie Howe or Steve Yzerman…or maybe Nicklas Lidstrom. Some NHL franchises have a clear best player, while others have the proverbial Mount Rushmore of potential choices.
The Toronto Maple Leafs dealt with a massive hole within their defensive corps last season. The absence of Chris Tanev caused that massive hole. With surgery and injuries behind him, Tanev is fully healthy and ready to go.
The Toronto Maple Leafs along with the rest of the NHL have announced their schedule for the 2026-27 season, and they did it in the form of a cheeky video revealing some of their most sought after dates on the schedule.
Read the Toronto Maple Leafs’ summer as an exercise in roster-building, and it looks busy and aggressive: winning the draft lottery for Gavin McKenna, adding Sergei Bobrovsky in net, bringing in Darren Raddysh, Jack Roslovic, Nick Paul, Teddy Blueger, and Colton Sissons.
John Chayka didn’t overhaul the Toronto Maple Leafs’ defence this summer, but he did change its identity. Players in: Darren Raddysh, Emil Andrae Players
For the Toronto Maple Leafs, goaltending remains one of the biggest questions heading into the season. For a long time, fans have wondered whether the organization had the stability needed to compete deep into the playoffs.
The Toronto Maple Leafs feel like they have been searching for a franchise goalie for years, and all of a sudden, the club may have two within their organization.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have their sights set on bouncing back next season. With a new management group in place, selecting Gavin McKenna first overall,
Toronto radio host Sam McKee summed up England’s World Cup loss in simple words this week. He compared the Three Lions’ semifinal loss against Argentina to the same heartbreak the Toronto Maple Leafs went through.
Last season there was a giant hole within the Toronto Maple Leafs’ defensive corps, thanks to the absence of Chris Tanev. With core surgery behind him,
When a player is drafted first overall, expectations arrive before he even plays his first NHL game. That is the reality facing Gavin McKenna. The Maple Leafs have a player who many believe has the skill set to become a franchise-level talent.
Patrick Kane‘s free agency chase in Toronto appears to be over. Despite recent chatter linking the 37-year-old to the Maple Leafs — fueled in part by speculation
Jeremiah Crowe has been hired by the Toronto Maple Leafs as director of player personnel, the team confirmed Wednesday. Crowe previously served as the director of professional scouting for the Buffalo Sabres from 2022-23 to 2025-26.
We’re not suggesting Dennis Hildeby is the next Tuukka Rask. What we’re suggesting is that the circumstances surrounding Hildeby’s departure from the Toronto Maple Leafs bear an uncanny resemblance to one of the most painful goaltending decisions in franchise history.
One thing that makes this Toronto Maple Leafs season so intriguing is that there are far more questions than answers. That’s not a bad thing. For the first time in a while, the team isn’t simply trying to squeeze one more year out of the same core.
Craig Berube’s two seasons behind the Toronto Maple Leafs’ bench ended with sharply different results and no Stanley Cup getting back to Canada. Toronto won the Atlantic Division during Berube's first year at the helm and reached the second round of the playoffs.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have had an extremely active offseason so far, but all indications are that they’re far from finished and would like to continue reshaping their roster in the coming months.
Some have attributed the Leafs' struggles to the loss of Mitch Marner, who was traded to the Vegas Golden Knights.
Toronto Maple Leafs fans should be pleased with the work the franchise has done this offseason to reshape its roster. However, it appears they are not finished yet and could still make another blockbuster move.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have worked hard throughout the offseason to reshape their roster ahead of next season. According to salary-tracking website PuckPedia, the Maple Leafs have completed another move.
The future of Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly continues to be the subject of speculation. The latest to weigh in on the situation was NHL insider David Pagnotta, who said that the 32-year-old defenseman will be traded by the Maple Leafs.
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