The Toronto Maple Leafs suffered a tough 4-0 loss to the Washington Capitals last night, but the score almost felt secondary by the end of it. Unfortunately, they didn’t get a shootout, they lost three players to injuries and looked rather lifeless.
The Toronto Maple Leafs were shut out 4-0 by the Washington Capitals last night in a game that unraveled quickly. Ovechkin didn’t score, which might be the only good news on the night.
It was a tough night for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Not just because they lost 4-0 to the Washington Capitals, but because they offered almost nothing offensively.
The injury trouble continued for Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz on Wednesday night. Facing the Washington Capitals, the 32-year-old goaltender went down after making a pad save minutes into the game.
Well, it might just be another defining moment in what has been an abysmal year for the Toronto Maple Leafs. From their rough start to the season to injury woes and a tumultuous trade deadline led by the now-fired Brad Treliving, the Maple Leafs have had arguably one of the most adversity riddled seasons in the NHL.
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
It’s hockey’s ultimate dream job and nightmare job rolled into one. Virtually every NHL team architect considers the Toronto Maple Leafs GM chair a prestigious position.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are preparing for an offseason of change throughout many levels of the organization as the club tries to prove the disappointing
The Toronto Maple Leafs lost bodies across the roster on Wednesday night. Forward Dakota Joshua and defenceman Brandon Carlo both exited the game with injuries and were ruled out for the third period.
The season may be over for all intents and purposes, but the Toronto Maple Leafs still have pride to play for. That may be presumptuous thinking, as the Maple Leafs were pummelled 4-0 by the Washington Capitals in a contest where the players and fan base seemed equally disinterested.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are officially eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs. After a brutal season that resulted in Brad Treliving being fired as general manager, there are only a few games remaining.
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Artur Akhtyamov will make his first NHL start Thursday against the New York Islanders, head coach Craig Berube confirmed.
With some time to analyze what happened, was the Toronto Maple Leafs’ collapse this season really that surprising? Last year, under Craig Berube, the Maple Leafs leaned into a grind-first style, and it paid off.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have been painful to watch all season, and after the team was eliminated from playoff contention, their games took on a new life of awful.
This has been a rough night for the Toronto Maple Leafs in a number of ways. Early in the second period, the Maple Leafs are behind by a score of 3-0. However, the worst news is that goalie Anthony Stolarz left early after stretching to make a save on Cole Hutson’s shot.
Toronto Maple Leafs’ goaltender Anthony Stolarz left Wednesday’s game against the Washington Capitals with an injury. Stolarz was hurt just minutes into the game after stopping a point shot from Capitals’ defenseman Martin Fehervary.
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz left Wednesday’s game against the Washington Capitals with an apparent injury. Stolarz was immediately replaced by Joseph Woll during the first period, two minutes and 34 seconds into the contest.
The Toronto Maple Leafs chose to hire Neil Glasberg’s Coaches Agency as the search firm tasked with narrowing down the field of possible GM and President of Hockey Ops candidates.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson is the team’s nominee for the 2026 Bill Masterton Trophy. He’s been nominated by the Toronto chapter of the Professional Hockey Writers Association.
You know, right now, the talk around the Toronto Maple Leafs is pretty grim. Everyone’s saying the same thing: a long rebuild ahead, years of pain, maybe even a total teardown.
The Maple Leafs assigned forward Luke Haymes and defenseman William Villeneuve to AHL Toronto on Wednesday morning, per a team announcement. There’s a good chance these moves will be reversed later today.
When former General Manager Brad Treliving and MLSE decided that the Leafs were sellers at this year’s trade deadline, it was a welcoming sign. This year has gone off the rails, and the team was not in the playoff mix.
The Toronto Maple Leafs don’t hit the ice again until Wednesday night against the Washington Capitals, which leaves a bit of breathing room — for the team and for anyone trying to make sense of where things are headed.
The Maple Leafs announced that they’ve recalled forward Luke Haymes from AHL Toronto on an emergency basis. The 22-year-old could be an option to make his NHL debut tomorrow against the Capitals.
Last week, news broke that the Maple Leafs had relieved general manager Brad Treliving of his duties, ending an underwhelming tenure with the team that never made sense from the day he was hired in late May 2023.
A surprising name has emerged in recent hours as a possible successor to Brad Treliving as general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs: Sunny Mehta, an assistant general manager with the Florida Panthers.
Perhaps a scenario that not many had on their bingo card before the start of the 2025-26 NHL season was the Toronto Maple Leafs being eliminated from playoff contention this early.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have officially been eliminated from the NHL playoffs this season, and their final six games can be used as a testing ground. That is at least what the head coach Craig Berube's latest roster move suggests.