The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly among the teams linked to unsigned free agent forward Patrik Laine. According to a report by Herb Zurkowsky of the Gazette, they are among five teams that have expressed interest in the sniper, but it’s unclear if anything is close.
With just over a month to go before the puck drops on a new seasons for the Toronto Maple Leafs, speculation and reports are already swirling on where the team and head coach Jim Hiller should start their most recent first overall pick – Gavin McKenna.
There isn't much left to do for hockey fans in August except look around at the remaining unrestricted free agents and wonder if somebody might be worth bringing into training camp on a PTO.
The Toronto Maple Leafs don’t have a lot of room for error as John Chayka continues to reshape the organization. Some of the changes are obvious, while others involve decisions that may not show their impact for several years.
The TLN Maple Leafs prospect rankings were compiled by a panel of six TLN writers, each ranking our top 20 prospects to form a consensus group ranking.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
We recently wrote about three young forwards who could eventually form the future core of the Toronto Maple Leafs: Easton Cowan, Gavin McKenna, and Matthew Knies.
The Toronto Maple Leafs enter the 2026-27 NHL season hoping to firmly put behind them the disappointment of last year. Reaching the playoffs is the primary goal after finishing with the fifth-worst record in the league (32-36-14).
The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly one of five teams that are linked to free agent winger Patrik Laine, according to The Montreal Gazette’s Herb Zurkowsky.
Remember when the talk of Toronto was trading Morgan Rielly this summer? Turns out, all of the chatter has transitioned to the sound of crickets. After Rielly’s struggles last season, and with John Chayka taking over as general manager, many felt the longest-tenured Leaf was a prime trade candidate heading into this offseason.
Toronto Maple Leafs fans are about two-thirds of the way to something kind of unreal. It’s one of those hockey “once in a while” achievements that people only say out loud when it’s already happening.
There are always a few names that get added to a hockey team's front office, and the name sort of rings a bell. Patrick O’Sullivan might be one of those names in Toronto.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have promoted Patrick O’Sullivan to Director of NHL Development for the 2026-27 season. O’Sullivan, a veteran of six NHL seasons, has served as a development coach in Toronto since the 2023-24 season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are promoting a local product to a larger role within their development staff. On Sunday, the Leafs announced that they are hiring Patrick O’Sullivan as their director of NHL development.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced on Sunday that they have promoted Patrick O’Sullivan to be their Director of NHL Development. O’Sullivan joined the Leafs prior to the 2023-24 season and had been a development coach for the past three seasons before receiving his promotion.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are heading into a season with two very different questions surrounding two very important players. Gavin McKenna is about to begin
Most young hockey players reach the professional level because of their offensive ability and then learn how to defend. The Maple Leafs prospect might be doing it the other way around.
Sometimes a player’s importance to a hockey team can’t really be measured by goals and assists. Wendel Clark is a good example. If you looked only at statistics, there were players who had longer careers, scored more goals, and put up more points.
Every Toronto Maple Leafs fan has a few names that bring back memories of a different era. The players who arrived with expectations. The players who looked like they might become something special.
As TLN continues to count down the top organizational prospects in the Toronto Maple Leafs’ system, it’s worth pausing to flag some players with extra incentive for big years.
Toronto Maple Leafs rookie Easton Cowan joined Canadian country singer Brett Kissel on stage at his show in Cowan’s hometown of Strathroy, Ontario on Thursday night.
A potential Morgan Rielly trade to Anaheim may have fallen apart due to an offer sheet that completely changed the Ducks’ overall offseason strategy. At least, that’s a logical assumption given how much a Rielly trade to Anaheim was being speculated, and then the talk just vanished.
Logan Stanley is one of those guys that, on paper, makes a lot of sense for the Toronto Maple Leafs. At 6-foot-7, he’s the kind of defenceman who can lean on people, protect space in front of the net, and generally be annoying to play against.
Every once in a while, the Toronto Maple Leafs sign a player that’s new to you. Brandon Buhr is one of those players. He isn't a first-round pick. He isn't a name that has been showing up on the prospect lists for years.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are looking to rebound from a disastrous 2025-26 campaign, and the roster looks much different than the one that finished dead last in the Atlantic Division last season.
There is perhaps no team in the NHL that overhauled its bottom-six forward group the way the Toronto Maple Leafs did this offseason. Newly hired general manager John Chayka was bold and aggressive this summer, identifying the third and fourth lines as major areas of concern and quickly conducting a lot of business in a very short period of time.