Per a new report from NHL analyst Nick Kypreos, it looks like the Maple Leafs and pending RFA forward Matthew Knies are far apart in their contract negotiations.
For years, Toronto Maple Leafs fans did what fans do: they trusted. They had no real say in the decisions, but most came to believe in the talent, plan, and promise that progress would eventually lead somewhere better.
Brad Marchand will be one of the most sought-after free agents this summer and while it may take a minute to stomach for some fans, it’s entirely possible the 37-year-old will join the Toronto Maple Leafs.
While the UFA market may not be the best place to find the Toronto Maple Leafs’ second line centre of the future, the RFA market might solve the problem and there might not be a more ideal target than Mason McTavish.
The talk of the NHL offseason so far has been just how wild and crazy things could get. From potential big trades to massive contract signings, it’s fair to say most people believe there will be chaos between now and the start of free agency.
With July 1st rapidly approaching, contract talks between the Toronto Maple Leafs and forward Matthew Knies are reportedly not progressing as hoped. According
Toronto Maple Leafs target Jonathan Toews has reached an agreement in principle with the Winnipeg Jets. According to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, Toews is expected to sign a one-year deal with his hometown team when the contract can be formally registered on July 1st.
With the Florida Panthers finishing off the Edmonton Oilers, the NHL offseason is underway in earnest. Without much top-end draft capital, the eyes of Leafs Nation are undoubtedly more focused on free agency.
It will be a summer of profound change for the Toronto Maple Leafs, or at least that’s what they’ve professed entering the offseason. Toronto is expected to make seismic alterations to its roster, as the Core Four era has almost certainly expired.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and pending unrestricted free agent Mitch Marner seem to be ready to part ways after nine years together. Marner is coming off a 102-point regular season but once again failed to elevate the Leafs in the playoffs, scoring 13 points in 13 games but crashing out in the second round.
Toronto Maple Leafs play-by-play announcer Joe Bowen announced last Friday (June 13) that the 2025-26 NHL season would be his last in the broadcast booth.
With the Toronto Maple Leafs in the middle of yet another contract dilemma with Mitch Marner, plus facing the task of bringing back John Tavares at a reasonable number, the last thing any fan might want to read about is a story about rocky negotiations with a young star.
Now that the Florida Panthers have repeated as Stanley Cup champions, we know that the Toronto Maple Leafs will be making their first selection with the No.
The Toronto Maple Leafs front office may be one of the busiest around the NHL this offseason. With Toronto having multiple key players entering free agency, the roster could look very different come next season.
It’s not too early to start thinking about potential RFAs the Toronto Maple Leafs could have in their lineup for the 2025-26 season to help switch up the DNA.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Mitch Marner appear to be in a precarious situation in regards to a potential contract negotiation. And it sounds like things are getting uglier by the minute as Marner appears to be heading to free agency.
For a ninth straight season, the Toronto Maple Leafs made it to the playoffs. Still, the Maple Leafs would fall to the Florida Panthers in the second round.
As speculation swirls around the Toronto Maple Leafs‘ Mitch Marner’s future, another storyline should get more attention. There is a chance that former captain John Tavares could depart.
It looks increasingly like Nick Robertson is done with the Toronto Maple Leafs. After being scratched for much of the 2025 postseason—even after scoring in Game 5 against Florida—it’s hard to imagine he remains part of the team’s long-term plans.
As the Stanley Cup Final made clear again, winning in the playoffs takes more than stars. The Florida Panthers didn’t just ride Aleksander Barkov and Matthew Tkachuk to victory—they got meaningful contributions from their third and fourth lines, especially in crucial moments.
While one particular West Coast NHL team is interested in Mitch Marner, one NHL analyst is saying there's no way he's being offered the figure that has been included in recent rumors.
The Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup for the second season in a row on Tuesday night, defeating the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 to win the series in six games and further deprive Canada from winning their first Cup since 1993.
With Matthew Knies entering restricted free agency on July 1, the Toronto Maple Leafs are facing a critical decision window. NHL insider Darren Dreger reported Tuesday, appearing on TSN's "First Up," that both sides are handling negotiations respectfully, but a short-term bridge deal remains a possibility.
As the Toronto Maple Leafs regroup after another disappointing playoff exit, discussions in the front office are increasing about possible low-cost veteran additions.
It’s no secret that Mitch Marner is the biggest fish in this year’s unrestricted free agent class. The 28-year-old winger, coming off a 102-point season with the Toronto Maple Leafs, will likely become the highest-paid player in the league – at least until Connor McDavid potentially signs a long-term extension with the Edmonton Oilers.