With the Leafs’ power play struggling mightily right now, Sheldon Keefe continues to find answers by once again making some changes to the lineup. This is the second straight game the Leafs will trot out a different-looking power play unit after they attempted to go with two defencemen on the top unit Saturday night.
The good news for the summer is that the days won’t be filled with “will Auston Matthews and William Nylander reach free agency?” talk. No matter where
There is still a lot of hockey to play down the stretch. The Red Wings and Lightning now find themselves in a potential dogfight with the Flyers, the Islanders, and maybe even the Capitals when it comes to the wild card spots.
For better or worse the trade deadline is now in the rearview mirror and while the results of the effort or lack thereof won’t fully be known until the after the last playoff game, the moves made by Brad Treliving and Co.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Ryan Reaves is arguably the most renowned enforcer in the NHL these days, but New York Rangers rookie Matt Rempe has seemingly earned his respect.
At 6-foot-2 and 225 pounds – and muscles like a tree trunk – you can’t call Ryan Reaves a small dude. But going up against 6-foot-8 Matt Rempe? Puny. Miniscule.
Ryan Reaves has nothing but respect for Matt Rempe. The Toronto Maple Leafs’ forward spoke to reporters on Monday, discussing his most recent bout with the New York Rangers’ winger in the third period of Saturday’s game between the two teams.
Іn thе lаtеst сlаsh bеtwееn thе Νеw Υоrk Rаngеrs аnd thе Тоrоntо Марlе Lеаfs, thе sроtlіght оnсе аgаіn fеll оn Маtt Rеmре, thе Rаngеrs’ rооkіе sеnsаtіоn whоsе рhуsісаl stуlе оf рlау hаs gаrnеrеd sіgnіfісаnt аttеntіоn.
Ryan Reaves got the Scotiabank Arena crowd on its feet on Thursday when he overpowered Arizona Coyotes forward Liam O'Brien during the Maple Leafs' 4-2 victory.
It wasn’t the result the Toronto Maple Leafs were looking for on Tuesday night when their seven-game winning streak ended at the hands of the Vegas Golden Knights.
So help us all if Brad Treliving tries to portray Joseph Woll and Calle Jarnkrok as his key trade deadline acquisitions. That’s not to say that their returns
Despite losing their best defenseman to suspension, the Toronto Maple Leafs went 5-0-0 in Morgan Rielly’s absence, and they welcomed him back into the lineup as they continued their four-game road trip into Vegas last night to take on the Golden Knights for the first time this season.
It’s been another weird week with the Leafs.
I’m not even sure if Calle Jarnkrok had hit the LTIR before he had lost his moniker to Pontus Holmberg. Holmberg seems to be the next in the line of “any line, any position” players that Sheldon Keefe relies on in order to keep the majority of his lineup card intact while working through injuries, slumps, and suspensions.
In response to Ridly Greig‘s controversial empty-net slapshot, Toronto Maple Leafs veteran Ryan Reaves expressed support for Morgan Rielly‘s reaction. A cross-check that is going to result in a suspension of at least five games, Reaves contends the NHL has changed.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are hoping they can make it back to the postseason after another season of disappointment in their 2022-23 campaign. At the time of this article, they sit tied for the first wild card spot in the Eastern Conference with the Detroit Red Wings, but luckily they have games in hand on every team above them.
It was a storybook homecoming of sorts for Ryan Reaves as he made his return to the lineup for the Toronto Maple Leafs in Winnipeg against the Jets on Saturday.
During the 2023 offseason, Ryan Reaves signed a three-year, $4.05 million contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The veteran big man is known for his toughness and his gritty playing style.
Just one day after Toronto Maple Leafs’ forward Ryan Reaves was surprisingly candid as to the status of his health, the team activated the 37-year-old forward off injured reserve on Tuesday.
Ryan Reaves stirred the hornet’s nest this weekend when he spoke to Sportsnet’s Luke Fox and said he’s been healthy and ready to go for a couple of weeks.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Ryan Reaves finds himself in an unusual situation as he says he’s healthy while sitting on the injured reserve (IR). After signing a polarizing three-year, $4.05 million contract in the offseason, the 37-year-old enforcer has been benched since December 14 due to a lower-body injury.
During Thursday’s game against the Columbus Blue Jackets, Toronto Maple Leafs forward Ryan Reaves suffered a significant injury when he forcefully collided with the side boards.
A veteran forward suffered an awkward-looking injury on Thursday night. In a game against the Columbus Blue Jackets, Toronto Maple Leafs forward Ryan Reaves left the game in the first period due to a lower-body injury, and did not return.
It hasn’t taken long for Toronto Maple Leafs’ forward Ryan Reaves to get comfortable in the center of the hockey universe. Ahead of Saturday’s game against the Minnesota Wild, his former team, Reaves told The Athletic’s Michael Russo that playing against old teammates can give a player a little extra motivation.
Even though there appears to be interest in an extension, it’s far from a guarantee that they’ll be able to come to one.
Reaves, 35, had been left out of the Rangers lineup for a good chunk of this season, suiting up only 12 times so far. According to Mollie Walker of the New York Post, his agent requested a trade while the team was in Los Angeles.
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