On March 7, 2025, the Toronto Maple Leafs made a big move, acquiring defenceman Brandon Carlo from the Boston Bruins. But the cost? It wasn’t small. Headed the other way were Fraser Minten, a 4th-round pick in 2025 (Vashek Blanar), and a conditional 1st-round pick in 2026.
With the No. 86 overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs selected Tyler Hopkins from the Kingston Frontenacs of the Ontario Hockey League.
The Boston Bruins have made a wave of roster moves after playing their final game of the season on Tuesday.
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
The Boston Bruins are undefeated in the Fraser Minten era. The 20-year-old former second-round pick of the Maple Leafs made his Bruins’ debut on Saturday night against the Carolina Hurricanes, just under a month after Toronto traded him at the deadline.
When Fraser Minten was traded to the Boston Bruins as part of the Brandon Carlo deal, the initial reaction was excitement. The Toronto Maple Leafs may have assembled the best group of defencemen they’ve ever had going into the Stanley Cup Playoffs, but then came the question: what centre depth do the Maple Leafs have left?
The Boston Bruins will likely see the organizational debut of one of the prospects they acquired from their trade deadline firesale. Boston announced they’ve recalled forward Fraser Minten from their AHL affiliate, the Providence Bruins, and have reassigned forward Jeffrey Viel in a corresponding roster move.
The Toronto Maple Leafs (42-24-3, 87 points) enter tonight’s game on a roll. They’ll be looking to push their three-game win streak to four when they take on the surprising (and not in a good way) Nashville Predators (25-35-8, 58 points) later tonight.
The Bruins announced they’ve recalled 2021 first-round pick Fabian Lysell from AHL Providence. Depth defenseman Michael Callahan is joining him on the track up to Boston, both under emergency conditions, Conor Ryan of the Boston Globe reports.
The Boston Bruins added a bonafide prospect to their depleted cupboard when they acquired Fraser Minten from the Toronto Maple Leafs. The deal sent Toronto top defender Brandon Carlo in return, but the Bruins added a player many view as a future top-six winger in the NHL.
The Leafs made Minten the 38th overall pick in the 2022 NHL Entry Draft, and he's played the bulk of his professional career in the minors with the WHL's Kamloops Blazers along with the AHL's Toronto Marlies.
Former Toronto Maple Leafs forward Fraser Minten speaks out for the first time after being traded to the Boston Bruins at the NHL Trade Deadline. We don't often see trades between bitter divisional foes, but for the first time since 2011, the Toronto Maple Leafs and Boston Bruins did business together at the end of the NHL Trade Deadline.
Thanks to the Toronto Maple Leafs trading away Fraser Minten, prospect Jacob Quillan now has a chance to elevate his career and has a chance to make the team.
The Maple Leafs may have checked a few boxes at the NHL's trade deadline, but one scout believes they also made a very big mistake in trading Fraser Minten.
The Toronto Maple Leafs were active at the trade deadline and made upgrades to their roster at the expense of their prospect system. To fit in the likes of Brandon Carlo and Scott Laughton, the Leafs had to give up first-round picks in each deal and also found themselves parting with Fraser Minten and Nikita Grebenkin, respectively.
The Leafs went into the trade deadline with limited future assets to spend in an effort to upgrade their club, and following the acquisitions of Scott Laughton and Brandon Carlo, the cupboards look even more bare.
Treliving has only a few days to make a decision on who the team will acquire via trade.
Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Fraser Minten appears to have a long NHL career ahead of him, it just may not be wearing blue and white. With GM Brad Treliving
Maple Leafs rookie Fraser Minten returned to the lineup on Monday, but unfortunately for the young center, his locker room stall placement was an awkward one.
Toronto Marlies head coach John Gruden ranted and raved about the tremendous play of rookie Fraser Minten just before his latest NHL recall, blown away by his play.
The Toronto Marlies faced a mixed week to start 2025, securing one win but suffering two tough losses. Despite challenges with special teams and consistency, several players stood out positively and some negatively.
In a move that caught some by surprise, Fraser Minten has been reassigned to the AHL’s Toronto Marlies. The demotion seems linked to the anticipated return of David Kämpf (lower body) to the Maple Leafs’ lineup.
Speculation is that the Toronto Maple Leafs are actively exploring options to strengthen their lineup, particularly at the center position. As they prepare
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ 3-0 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday was a standout moment for the team’s young talents Fraser Minten and Nikita Grebenkin.
Fraser Minten’s return to the NHL was nothing short of spectacular. Making his first appearance of the season in Wednesday’s 3-0 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights, Minten scored the game-winning goal for the Maple Leafs.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Fraser Minten scored his first NHL goal in his first game of the 2024-25 season on Wednesday night (Nov. 20). The 20-year-old buried a pass from William Nylander at 8:53 of the first period to open the scoring against the Vegas Golden Knights.
Fraser Minten looked ready to contribute at the NHL level during his season debut for the AHL’s Toronto Marlies. It also served as Minten’s AHL debut, after he spent the majority of the 2023-24 campaign in major junior.
The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Tuesday that they have activated Fraser Minten from season-opening injured reserve and subsequently sent to the AHL’s Toronto Marlies.
Maple Leafs top prospect Fraser Minten was injured prior to training camp, at the Prospects Showcase in Montreal, but there is now a significant update on his current health status.
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!