It was just two years ago when Matthew Knies emerged as a curiosity starring in the collegiate ranks, to immediate contributor for the Toronto Maple Leafs in the span of two weeks.
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube met with reporters over Zoom on Sunday afternoon following his team’s 4-3 overtime loss to the Ottawa Senators in Game 4.
In a postseason full of pressure, missed chances, and sky-high expectations, Matthew Knies is showing he belongs—not just as a regular in the Toronto Maple Leafs lineup, but as a foundational piece of the team’s future.
These are not the Toronto Maple Leafs fans are accustomed to seeing in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Skepticism surrounded the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference entering the postseason, as it always does, but this squad is proving just how truly different it is under head coach Craig Berube.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
Game 3 of the new era Battle of Ontario went to the Toronto Maple Leafs, and just like in Game 2, it ended in dramatic fashion. After Auston Matthews scored
Twenty-two-year-old Matthew Knies has become one of the NHL’s best power forwards, and his path to the Leafs is fascinating. There must be something in the water in Phoenix because Knies and Auston Matthews are both from there and have become fan favourites. Knies was drafted in the second round, 57th overall, in the 2021 NHL Draft.
Matthew Knies’ breakout season with the Toronto Maple Leafs hasn’t yet resulted in a new contract. Knies had a standout year in 2024–25, scoring 29 goals and 29 assists in 78 games.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators are set to face off in the most widely-anticipated first round matchups the Leafs have seen in recent years.
It’s all but likely that the Toronto Maple Leafs will face the Ottawa Senators in the playoffs, reigniting the Battle of Ontario. While the playoffs haven’t been kind to the Toronto Maple Leafs in the past, this season is a fresh start to try and change their misfortunes.
TSN: Despite all the speculation about a potential offer sheet, Chris Johnston doesn’t think it applies to Matthew Knies and the Toronto Maple Leafs. Knies is a big priority for the Leafs.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Brock Boeser says he’s likely to test the market and doesn’t seem himself re-signing with the Vancouver Canucks. Meanwhile, TSN insider Chris Johnston says he doesn’t believe an offer sheet on Matthew Knies is a real threat for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Welcome to another edition of NHL Rumours. The Toronto Maple Leafs have some crucial players who need new contracts after this season, and Matthew Knies is one of them.
No matter what happens in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Toronto Maple Leafs are sure to be the center of attention in the offseason. Maple Leafs superstar Mitch Marner is on an expiring deal and there is no guarantee he will stick in Toronto.
Memo to the rest of the NHL: It’s not happening. No matter how hard media and fans alike are trying to manifest a potential Matthew Knies offer sheet this summer, I’m here to tell you that you’re going to be sadly disappointed.
Hockey insider and TSN analyst Chris Johnston reports that despite rumors that Matthew Knies might be the target of an offer sheet this summer, it’s not a realistic threat.
After what many described as a lacklustre effort on Tuesday night against the Florida Panthers, the Leafs were back to work against the Tampa Bay Lightning Wednesday night.
After calling out both himself and the team for playing soft in Tuesday’s loss to the Florida Panthers, Matthew Knies stepped up in a big way the very next night.
Matthew Knies scored in overtime and picked up a hat trick to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs past the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-3. With the win, the Maple Leafs have a three-point lead over the Lightning for the top spot in the Atlantic Division.
Left winger Matthew Knies provided some needed punch for the Toronto Maple Leafs in their road game against the Tampa Bay Lightning on Wednesday night.
In today’s NHL, there are too many trade rumors, speculations, and “what-ifs” to go around. One of the more intriguing scenarios that Toronto Maple Leafs fans discussed this season was the possibility of trading Matthew Knies for a star like Mikko Rantanen.
It seems wild to think about Matthew Knies costing the Toronto Maple Leafs $9 million per season on his next contract, but that’s the power of a threat of an offer sheet, suggests Sportsnet analyst Jason Bukala.
Maple Leafs winger Matthew Knies has officially joined elusive company after his game winning goal in Thursday's win against the New York Rangers. The Toronto Maple Leafs secured a thrilling 4-3 victory against the New York Rangers on Thursday, extending their win streak to three games.
Knies has managed new career highs in goals (25) and points (45) this season.
Matthew Knies admitted to reporters on Wednesday that he was uncertain about his future with the Leafs ahead of the 3PM trade deadline on last Friday. From the onset of training camp Knies made it very clear he wanted to be a Leaf for a long time.
According to sources, the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Carolina Hurricanes are reportedly discussing a blockbuster involving Matthew Knies and Mikko Rantanen.
Matthew Knies didn't waste time settling a grudge.
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