Things have gone off the rails for the Toronto Maple Leafs — losers of six consecutive games for the first time since 2019 — and as a result, plenty of past mistakes and failures are starting to reenter the spotlight.
When the Toronto Maple Leafs signed Bobby McMann to a two-year extension following the 2023-24 season, it was a big bargain. McMann had just scored 15 goals in 56 games with the idea that he had much more to give.
With the playoff picture growing murkier by the day, there is increasing belief around the league that the Toronto Maple Leafs could approach the trade deadline as sellers — and that would include dumping the contracts of more than just a few obvious options.
The Toronto Maple Leafs appear to have avoided having a bad situation turn even worse. After Oliver Ekman-Larsson left Wednesday night’s 2-1 overtime loss
All eyes will be on Mitch Marner when the Toronto Maple Leafs host the Vegas Golden Knights, with the winger returning to Toronto for the first time since his ugly sign-and-trade exit last offseason.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
TSN: The Calgary Flames have three players – Rasmus Andersson, Nazem Kadri, and Blake Coleman – in the top six of TSNs Trade Bait list. The Flames aren’t planning on a full rebuild or tear-down, according to Darren Dreger, but they are looking to get younger.
Thomas Drance of The Athletic: The Vancouver Canucks are holding trade talks with teams, listing on pending UFAs and players with term. They want to keep some veterans to insulate their younger players.
The Toronto Maple Leafs face the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday, riding both momentum and meaning. Tuesday’s 4–1 win over the Florida Panthers wasn’t just another solid result at home; it was also a night that connected the present to the past.
As the National Hockey League season approaches the Olympic break, fans have a lot to get excited about, besides just watching their favourite players representing their native countries in Milan.
There’s a natural temptation to look towards the past, but let’s focus on the present: the Toronto Maple Leafs dispatched the Florida Panthers 4-1 in one of their most complete victories of the season.
For the Toronto Maple Leafs, every season carries pressure to do well in the playoffs. That leads to risky trade-deadline deals. Sometimes they make sense.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have activated defenseman Brandon Carlo off of injured reserve. In a corresponding move, the club reassigned blueliner Marshall Rifai to their AHL affiliate, the Toronto Marlies.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Brandon Carlo will return to the lineup for Tuesday’s game against the Florida Panthers, head coach Craig Berube confirmed.
Maple Leafs defenseman Brandon Carlo underwent foot surgery last week and will be out of the lineup for at least another month, head coach Craig Berube told reporters following last night’s loss to the Sharks (via Luke Fox of Sportsnet).
The Toronto Maple Leafs shared an update on a key injured defenseman on Friday, as head coach Craig Berube told a group of reporters including The Athletic‘s Joshua Kloke that Brandon Carlo recently had surgery and is expected to be out for a month.
The Toronto Maple Leafs will be without one of their blueliners for the foreseeable future. Craig Berube spoke with reporters on Tuesday, and according to TSN’s Mark Masters, the head coach said defenseman Brandon Carlo will miss extended time.
According to NHL insider Nick Kypreos, the Toronto Maple Leafs attempted to trade Brandon Carlo this past summer. As per his recent report, the Maple Leafs tried to trade the defenseman to the Buffalo Sabres, but unfortunately, the deal fell through.
The Maple Leafs announced they’ve placed defenseman Brandon Carlo on injured reserve, retroactive to Nov. 13. His roster spot has gone to forward Jacob Quillan, who’s been recalled from AHL Toronto.
It’s fair to say that the Toronto Maple Leafs’ blue line mix isn’t working. Through 16 games, they’ve allowed 60 goals — third most in the NHL — and the reshaped core that was expected to be a strength has become a nightly guessing game.
With the Toronto Maple Leafs losing star Mitch Marner this offseason, the team has had to fill a massive hole in the lineup. The Toronto front office has done a decent job so far, and the roster looks a little more well-rounded.
Brandon Carlo's name has been in trade talks for the past few days, but now it appears as though the Boston Bruins have made a decision on his future despite significant interest, especially from Western Canada.