Some moments in a season hit you like a brick, and the Maple Leafs’ trip through Florida was exactly that. Two games, two ugly losses, and a whole lot of “yep, that’s it.” Even Elliotte Friedman flat-out said it: whatever tiny sliver of hope the Maple Leafs were hanging onto pretty much died on that road swing.
The Norfolk Admirals have signed defenseman Caleb Price to an Ametur try-out and claimed forward James Hardie off waivers from the Jacksonville Icemen.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are entering retool mode. With the NHL trade deadline less than a week away, they should look recoup some draft picks. Toronto should also try to acquire younger players and try to at least finish the season on a high note.
With the NHL trade deadline just a week away, the Toronto Maple Leafs have quietly flipped the “For Sale” sign from aggressive buyer to something a little softer.
Given that the Toronto Maple Leafs are going to be sellers at the end of this season, what would be a good trade for them? This proposal sends the Maple Leafs’ Nick Robertson and Bobby McMann to the Seattle Kraken for Shane Wright.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
Toronto Maple Leafs fans love their breakout stories. Guys like Bobby McMann suddenly become household names, you hear chatter about “hidden gems,” and before long, every fan feels like they’ve discovered a secret weapon.
Sometimes you come back from a long break, and it’s clear in how you play. That’s been the Toronto Maple Leafs coming out of the Olympic break. Two games, two losses, and both showed the same issue.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are officially cooked. With 23 games to go, they’re eight points out of a playoff spot. If it wasn’t clear enough prior to their return from the Olympic break, it is now: It’s time to SELL.
“The first 10 minutes of the first period set the tone. I thought we were as good as we’ve been. We’ve had some good starts lately, but that was at another level… That’s about as complete a game as I’ve seen us play all season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are in the home stretch of a season that has been a major disappointment. In the years since they drafted Auston Matthews (2016) and added John Taveras in free agency (2018), the hope for Leafs supporters is that the team would put its long Stanley Cup drought behind them.
Following consecutive losses to the Tampa Bay Lightning and Florida Panthers, the Toronto Maple Leafs officially sport 2.6 percent odds of making the playoffs, for the 10th consecutive year.
If William Nylander and the Toronto Maple Leafs’ playoff hopes were slim and none coming out of the Olympic break, then slim has just about left the building.
General Managers, like coaches, are hired for the purpose of being fired, and at this point in Brad Treliving’s tenure it’s hard to not see the case for the Toronto Maple Leafs heading in a new direction this offseason.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are 0–2 since the Olympics ended, being outplayed, outchanced, and ultimately outscored by a 9–3 mark against the two Florida teams.
When Easton Cowan cracked the Toronto Maple Leafs roster to start the season, it was well deserved as he was doing the little things right and competing hard. At times throughout the season, we’ve witnessed the tenacity, speed and skill that he can bring.
As the adage goes, a picture is worth a thousand words, but in this case, a video will suffice. Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube silently stormed to the dressing room after a listless first period against the Florida Panthers.
Craig Button stirred the pot again recently when he called the Toronto hockey environment toxic, especially for high-profile players like Mitch Marner and Auston Matthews.
The NHL season just resumed on Wednesday after the Olympic break, the Toronto Maple Leafs already have two losses. Head coach Craig Berube is ignoring a solution he already has at his disposal.
For years, Auston Matthews has been pegged as a goal scorer. And after a season of flirting with 70 goals, it’s hard to look past that. But at the Olympics, he reminded everyone he’s a 200-foot player.
The 2026 Olympics are behind us, and we are now back to following the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leafs returned to action last night against the Tampa Bay Lightning, the first game of a back–to–back.
As many players from the United States women’s hockey team returned to their respective PWHL teams on Wednesday, many were asked about their feelings on how the men’s team reacted to the now-infamous phone call from U.S.