With the new CBA and playoff salary cap coming into play faster than expected, the Toronto Maple Leafs have some tricky decisions ahead.
David Kampf starting the 2025-26 season as a Toronto Maple Leaf doesn’t seem like a popular idea and as such the notion of a successful season for David Kampf is one that he doesn’t play in a Maple Leafs uniform.
Now that we’ve officially entered the month of September, that means hockey returns this month. As we slowly inch closer to the start of the 2025-26 NHL training camp, the Toronto Maple Leafs have a ton of roster decisions to make.
In NHL history, 52 players have reached the 1,200-point plateau over the course of their careers. How many of the 52 can you name in six minutes?
This summer has seen somewhat of a reshuffling of the books for the Toronto Maple Leafs. With Mitch Marner walking out the door, John Tavares signing a team-friendly deal, and Matthew Knies earning his first standard contract, things look a little different on the Maple Leafs’ PuckPedia headed into the fall.
Every NHL player faces some degree of pressure. Even Aleksander Barkov, who has captained the Florida Panthers to back-to-back titles. However, some players certainly face more pressure than most, and of course inherently some players are facing the most pressure.
When you look at the Toronto Maple Leafs roster and see the abundance of forwards, it seems like one of the easiest players to identify as the odd man out is the fourth liner who frequently became a healthy scratch late in the season and only ended up appearing in one playoff game last spring.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are a team to watch on the trade market this summer. General Manager Brad Treliving could be interested in adding a top-six forward to his roster, which means there’s several Leafs who should be considered trade candidates this offseason, including depth centre David Kampf.
In a world where Pius Suter is (or has) named his price it is worth reminding the NHL that the Maple Leafs have Pius Suter at home. Well…not quite Pius
David Kampf has operated as a defensive-minded presence for the Toronto Maple Leafs throughout his four seasons with the club, while providing minimal offensive impact.
It’s been just over a week since the Toronto Maple Leafs lost yet another Game 7 to exit the playoffs in disappointing fashion, and since then one thing has been clear: change is coming.
48 hours after the Stanley Cup is presented the first significant part of the offseason will begin. Buyout season is always somewhat underwhelming and given the spike in the salary cap, it might be not even be as eventful as years past.
Another member of the Toronto Maple Leafs is heading overseas to represent his country. On Wednesday, it was announced that forward David Kämpf will join Czechia in time for the knockout stage of the 2025 IIHF Men’s World Championship.
Toronto Maple Leafs forwards David Kampf and Nick Robertson will enter the lineup for Game 5 against the Florida Panthers. Kampf and Robertson were on the ice for warmups, and will be replacing Calle Jarnkrok and Pontus Holmberg in the lineup.
With just two games left in their regular season, the Toronto Maple Leafs need one point to lock down first in the Atlantic and secure the Battle of Ontario for round one of this year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz is the projected starter for Saturday’s game against the Montreal Canadiens. Stolarz won his past six starts, posting a 19-8-3 record in 32 appearances with a .922 save percentage.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Jake McCabe and forward David Kampf will miss the team’s next two games due to injuries, head coach Craig Berube confirmed Monday via TSN’s Mark Masters.
The Toronto Maple Leafs will be without two pieces of their lineup on Saturday against the Columbus Blue Jackets, as head coach Craig Berube announced that defenseman Jake McCabe and center David Kampf will miss the game due to undisclosed injuries.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Jake McCabe and forward David Kampf were absent from Friday’s practice due to injuries and have been ruled out of Saturday’s game against the Columbus Blue Jackets, head coach Craig Berube confirmed Friday.
The Toronto Maple Leafs took to the ice for practice on Friday morning coming off of a huge 3-2 win at home over the Florida Panthers on Wednesday night.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward David Kampf left Wednesday’s game against the Florida Panthers with an upper-body injury, with the team announcing on social media that he would not return to the game.
Could Toronto be gearing up for a blockbuster trade?
The Toronto Maple Leafs need some insurance on their blueline, and they could use an under the radar name to get it done.
Some reinforcement in the forward group is on its way for the Toronto Maple Leafs. On Wednesday, the team announced that forward David Kampf has been activated off long-term injured reserve.
On Tuesday, the Toronto Maple Leafs announced that forward David Kampf has been placed on injured reserve with a lower-body injury. In response, the team has called up forward Fraser Minten from their American Hockey League affiliate, the Toronto Marlies.
He is in the second season of the four-year, $9.6M extension he signed days before the unrestricted free-agent market opened in 2023.
Known for his defensive skills, he carries a cap hit of $2.4 million per season, making him an expensive option for a fourth-line center.
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