Now that we’ve had some time to settle following the opening of free agency, it’s time to give general manager Brad Treliving his flowers for the John Tavares and Matthew Knies contract extensions.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are officially through their first draft both without Brendan Shanahan and with new Director of Amateur Scouting Mark Leach. They came into the draft with six picks and used each of them, bringing in five forwards and one defenceman.
William Nylander and Brendan Shanahan are among the headliners for Season 2 of Amazon Prime’s FACEOFF: Inside the NHL. The documentary series provided an unparalleled behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the NHL and Nylander is a returnee for Season 2.
Since Brendan Shanahan arrived in 2014, much has been made of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ so-called “Shanaplan”—a long-term strategy built around skill, speed, and internal development.
Toronto Maple Leafs fans deserve more than lazy, uninformed journalism. While, fortunately, it is not the norm among Toronto hockey media, when it does happen, it’s glaring.
The New York Islanders hired their general manager (GM) of the future in Mathieu Darche. All the signs point to him being the only hire for the front office, and that the Islanders won’t hire a president.
Now that Brendan Shanahan is out with the Toronto Maple Leafs, a top divisional foe could soon make a bid for him to join their franchise and help turn them around.
Maple Leafs Sports & Entertainment has already made the call to not renew Brendan Shanahan's contract, which could pave the way for another major dismissal.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are no longer the same team that they were at this time last week. Not just after the embarrassing way that their season ended in front of their home fans.
Brendan Shanahan spoke with the New York Islanders, but he won’t taking the job as the President of Hockey Operations. Following news that the Islanders had requested an opportunity to speak with Shahanan (which was granted by the Toronto Maple Leafs), he interviewed.
The New York Islanders are moving on from the potential of bringing in Brendan Shanahan to their front office. TSN’s Pierre LeBrun reported early Saturday morning that Shanahan was no longer in the team’s plans, and at this time, there’s no fit for Shanahan on Long Island.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the New York Islanders have hired Mathieu Darche as their general manager, which could indicate that Brendan Shanahan will not be joining the team in an executive role.
The Toronto Maple Leafs made a significant shift on Thursday, announcing that Brendan Shanahan would not return as team president after they fell out of
As MLSE CEO Keith Pelley took to the podium Friday afternoon, two things were top of mind for his press conference: the departure of Brendan Shanahan, and how the Toronto Maple Leafs have found themselves in the throngs of playoff disappointment for yet another year.
Keith Pelley, president and CEO of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, gave a public address Friday and took questions from media following the Toronto Maple Leafs’ decision Thursday to move on from Brendan Shanahan as team president and alternate governor after 11 years at the helm.
The Toronto Maple Leafs will part ways with president Brendan Shanahan after the team announced on Thursday that it will not renew his contract. It marks the end of an 11-year run for Toronto native Shanahan, during which time the Maple Leafs reached the postseason each of the last nine seasons.
Brendan Shanahan will not be retained as the president and alternate governor of the Toronto Maple Leafs, following a meeting Thursday with Maple Leafs Sports & Entertainment’s board of directors.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have announced that Brendan Shanahan will not be returning as the team’s President and Alternate Governor. Shanahan has been in this role with the Maple Leafs for 11 seasons.
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Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment Partnership (MLSE) has announced changes to Toronto Maple Leafs executive leadership team, including news that Brendan Shanahan will not return to the team as the President of Hockey Operations.
A potential new destination for one of the NHL’s biggest franchises head honcho. On Wednesday, Sportsnet reported that the New York Islanders have been granted permission by Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment to speak with Toronto Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan in regard to a front-office position.
The Islanders have asked the Maple Leafs for permission to interview Brendan Shanahan for their vacant president of hockey operations role, Chris Johnston of The Athletic reports Monday.
The New York Islanders’ ongoing front office restructuring could see a major shakeup, with Brendan Shanahan emerging as a candidate for the team’s president of hockey operations role, rather than the general manager position.
Nick Kypreos joined Sportsnet Central after the Toronto Maple Leafs lost Game 7 against the Florida Panthers on Sunday. He said that the organization should be ready to move on from Brendan Shanahan and that his position as the President of Hockey Operations might be eliminated altogether.