As the Maple Leafs enter November, trade chatter is heating up. Insider Nick Kypreos recently suggested that Toronto’s ability to acquire a scoring winger may be limited by the availability of tradable assets, specifically naming rookie forward Easton Cowan as a player teams will be calling about.
Ahead of Wednesday’s game against Utah, Craig Berube discussed Nick Robertson’s recent success in the top six, Auston Matthews’ role on the PK, Scott Laughton’s return to the lineup, celebrating John Tavares’ 500-goal milestone, and Joseph Woll nearing a return to the crease.
Wednesday brought good news for Toronto Maple Leafs fans. Two key returns are close: a goaltender is almost back, and a key depth forward returns to the lineup against the Utah Mammoth.
Maple Leafs center Scott Laughton will be activated from injured reserve ahead of tonight’s clash with the Mammoth, he told reporters (including Luke Fox of Sportsnet).
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have been actively exploring trade options to upgrade their forward group since the offseason, but one name is reportedly off-limits.
The Toronto Maple Leafs will get a boost to their lineup Wednesday night. Scott Laughton is expected to make his 2025-26 regular-season debut against the Utah Mammoth, more than a month after likely suffering a lower-body injury during a preseason game against the Detroit Red Wings.
The Toronto Maple Leafs could be ready to welcome back one half of their goalie tandem in the coming days. As the Maple Leafs hit the ice to prepare for
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz is the projected starter for Wednesday’s game against the Utah Mammoth. Stolarz was held out of Tuesday’s practice for maintenance.
There’s a fine line between development and desperation, and right now the Toronto Maple Leafs are walking it. Head coach Craig Berube has turned to Easton Cowan and Nicholas Robertson to fill key roles in the team’s top six — a move that’s both intriguing and controversial.
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ bottom six is about to get shaken up, as Scott Laughton and Steven Lorentz look ready to slot back into the lineup. With their return, roster decisions will need to be evaluated, as head Craig Berube searches for that winning 12-man offensive combination.
Can anyone blame David Kampf for signing a four year deal that will see him on average earn $2.4M a season to play hockey? Is it in any way David Kampf’s fault for somehow managing to also pick up a limited no trade clause in the process?
When you talk about the Toronto Maple Leafs history, you’re diving into over a century of hockey, 13 Stanley Cups, Hall of Famers, dynasties, droughts, legends, and heartbreak.
The Toronto Maple Leafs aim to carry the momentum of a four-goal third period in a comeback win into Wednesday night, when they host the rising Utah Mammoth.
The former player and coach spoke about the Maple Leafs' situation in the Nov. 4 edition of the "Leafs Morning Take" podcast and argued that the team's initial ups and downs are good for the long term.
Losing becomes a bad habit at any time of the season. The Toronto Marlies were delighted to snap out of a four-game losing skid, of which at least half were self-inflicted defeats.
After Tuesday’s practice, Craig Berube discussed Matias Maccelli’s start to the season, OEL taking over the top power-play QB role, and the logjam at the forward position. Practice Lines – Nov.
Some games tell you something about the potential of a team’s soul — not just their skill. For the Toronto Maple Leafs, yesterday’s contest started as a nightmare and ended as a reminder of what they can be.
It’s safe to say that since the first game of the season, the Toronto Maple Leafs have been without their complete lineup. Injuries to Scott Laughton and Steven Lorentz have derailed them up front, while Chris Tanev’s health has been an issue on the back end.
The Toronto Maple Leafs overcame a 3–0 deficit through two periods to beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 4–3 on Monday, but postgame reactions were all but celebratory.
The Toronto Maple Leafs walked away with two points on Monday night, but few inside their dressing room see that victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins as a solid win.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have had a shaky start to the 2025–26 season, sitting with a record of 7–5–1. To make matters worse, one of the team’s top defencemen, Chris Tanev, is now on the injured reserve.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward William Nylander spoke to reporters after Monday's practice and provided an injury update. After missing three of the past four games with a lower-body injury, Nylander told reporters he’s “good to go” ahead of Toronto’s matchup with the Pittsburgh Penguins at Scotiabank Arena, per Pierre LeBrun.
After reading, you can see that Matthews, whom the Leafs selected first overall in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft, has a story as unique as any player we’ve seen at hockey’s highest level.