With the new CBA and playoff salary cap coming into play faster than expected, the Toronto Maple Leafs have some tricky decisions ahead.
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.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
All offseason, Calle Jarnkrok and David Kampf have been assumed trade pieces. Their names aren’t even in mock rosters, as they’ve already been shipped off in fans’ minds.
Getting to 500 NHL goals is not as rare as it used to be, but it certainly still is not commonplace. Heading into the 2025-26 season, 48 players have done it.
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 are still looking for a solution to their bottom-six surplus.
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.
In an ideal world, the Toronto Maple Leafs would like to add a top-six forward before next season. In order to do so, it could mean general manager Brad Treliving makes a trade to create some more financial flexibility, which means veteran forward Calle Jarnkrok could be on the way out.
In a world where Pius Suter is (or has) named his price it is worth reminding the NHL that the Maple Leafs have Pius Suter at home. Well…not quite Pius
Calle Jarnkrok carved out a reputation as a model of consistency for the Toronto Maple Leafs in previous seasons, providing secondary scoring at timely moments, some underrated physicality and sound defensive play.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are preparing to enter a game that could shape the future of the franchise, and it appears that head coach Craig Berube is going back to the lineup that’s worked the most so far.
Focusing on errors, disappointments and miscalculated gambles, there have been a handful of underwhelming individual performances this season.
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube knows Calle Jarnkrok has another gear to his game, it’s just a matter of time. Berube spoke to TSN’s Mark Masters after practice on Friday, as they prepare for the Montreal Canadiens Saturday night, and he touched on his expectations for Jarnkrok with the Stanley Cup Playoffs approaching.
Well, so much for the conspiracy theory that the Florida Panthers are throwing games to meet the Toronto Maple Leafs in the first round of the playoffs.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Scott Laughton is starting to feel more at home with his new team and has settled into his role in the lineup. Transitioning
The Toronto Maple Leafs held what turned out to be an intense practice on Monday as head coach Craig Berube got heated during the first drill. Berube paused it because he felt the passes were sloppy and wanted the Leafs to clean up the mistakes that plagued them during Saturday’s frustrating loss to the Nashville Predators.
Tonight could be intense. The Florida Panthers come into town to take on the Toronto Maple Leafs in a crucial divisional matchup. Both teams are locked in a tight race for first place in the Atlantic Division, with the Panthers leading the way with 83 points in 65 games, while the Maple Leafs trail closely behind with 81 points in 64 games.
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.
We now have at least a better idea of Nylander's status going forward.
The Maple Leafs' trade deadline plans hinge heavily on the health of Calle Jarnkrok.
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.
Across 574 career regular-season games, Jarnkrok has recorded 106 goals and 135 assists.
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