Going into the 2025–26 season, the Toronto Maple Leafs have a lot to prove. They lost Mitch Marner in the offseason, which was the biggest move in recent franchise history.
Although it’s worth keeping some perspective during the opening week of the season, the Toronto Maple Leafs suffered an ugly 6-3 loss to the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday.
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving appears to have changed course on two players and their role within the team. Once considered trade candidates, it looks like bottom-six forwards Nicholas Robertson and Calle Jarnkrok will remain with the Leafs for the time being.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are working the phones to find trade partners for three depth forwards with the regular season right around the corner. According
It was an explosive practice in a literal sense for the Toronto Maple Leafs ahead of their preseason game against the Montreal Canadiens. Max Domi is expected to centre the second line with Matthew Knies and Nick Robertson on his wings, while John Tavares will lead the first line alongside Calle Jarnkrok and William Nylander.
Much has been made of the hot starts to training camp for Calle Jarnkrok and Nick Robertson. On one hand it’s practice and the preseason and the Leafs are still a few weeks away from truly knowing where they stand with these players.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Calle Jarnkrok is ready to turn the page on an injury-plagued 2024-25 season and return to form. He missed the majority of the regular season due to a sports hernia injury he suffered in training camp, and then he had a setback from a groin injury.
Two practices in and it’s time to start talking about the on ice version of the Leafs again. Sunday’s preseason game will give birth the freshest and hottest of takes but for now there are at least a few things worth commenting on from camp so far.
Now that we’ve officially entered the month of September, that means hockey returns this month. As we slowly inch closer to the start of the 2025-26 NHL training camp, the Toronto Maple Leafs have a ton of roster decisions to make.
If there’s anyone on the Toronto Maple Leafs who could use a bounce-back season in 2025-26, Calle Jarnkrok tops the list. The veteran forward appeared in just 19 regular season games last year, scoring just one goal and adding six assists.
Dan Kingerski of Pittsburgh Hockey Now: Forward Josh Leivo and Ufa Salavat Yulayev parted ways after two seasons. He put 49 goals and 80 points in 62 games last season and is looking to return to the NHL.
The Leafs Nation: Jay Rosehill, when asked who would be more valuable in a trade for the Toronto Maple Leafs: David Kampf or Calle Jarnkrok? Nick Alberga: “Let me phrase it this way, if you’re another team, who are you more attracted to acquiring?
The Toronto Maple Leafs aren't done making moves after the blockbuster Mitch Marner sign-and trade to the Vegas Golden Knights and this player may be next.
The truth is that it’s great to see Calle Jarnkrok back playing. He has a habit of being undervalued by Toronto Maple Leafs fans, but he makes an impact when he plays.
It looks like one of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ depth players might be back in the lineup soon. On Sunday, Chris Johnston of The Athletic reported that all signs are pointing toward forward Calle Jarnkrok making his season debut on Monday night when the Maple Leafs host the San Jose Sharks on Monday night.
While there were some concerns coming out of Maple Leafs practice on Tuesday, one big positive was Calle Jarnkrok's appearance and all signs point to a return.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Monday that forward Calle Jarnkrok underwent groin and sports hernia surgery earlier in the day and is listed as month-to-month.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly open to trading veteran forward Calle Jarnkrok as they look to trim their roster ahead of the 2024-25 season. With too many forwards and limited salary cap space — the team is over the salary cap by $1.069 million — GM Brad Treliving is considering his options.