For Toronto Maple Leafs fans, the moment felt eerily familiar. Exactly two years ago (almost to the day), Morgan Rielly scored a sudden overtime winner against the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 3 by taking advantage of a clean faceoff win by Ryan O’Reilly, setting up a quick-release shot through traffic.
The Maple Leafs have been getting production from the back end to open the Stanley Cup Playoffs, and Morgan Rielly is leading the way. Rielly scored in both games in Toronto, and with the series shifting to Ottawa, the Maple Leafs will need much of the same from the longest-tenured Maple Leaf.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are getting key contributions from some unexpected places—and it’s starting to look less like luck and more like smart scouting and coaching.
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?
For the first time in the Auston Matthews era, the Toronto Maple Leafs hold a 2-0 series lead in the postseason, with Max Domi emerging as an unlikely overtime hero.
The Toronto Maple Leafs dominated the Ottawa Senators in Game 1 of their first-round series in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. It was a massive win for Toronto as they look to make a deep run.
Having secured top of the Atlantic Division Tuesday, the Toronto Maple Leafs are sitting pretty as they cruise into their final regular season game Thursday night, set to take on the Detroit Red Wings, before the Battle of Ontario begins this weekend.
The Toronto Maple Leafs won a game where not too many people would have been surprised had they mailed it in. Following a tight 1-0 overtime win against the playoff-hopeful Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night, the Leafs travelled to Raleigh, North Carolina, to face a strong defensive team in an early game on the second half of a back-to-back.
Take the Florida Panthers lightly at your own peril. Florida cruised to a 3-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs with a suffocating performance, dominating possession, shot attempts and the flow of the game from the outset.
Brandon Carlo was acquired at the trade deadline by the Toronto Maple Leafs to provide some stability and practicality for a team with Stanley Cup aspirations, in a critical year of their internal timeline.
Morgan Rielly hasn't been having the best season statistically, but one little caveat shows that perhaps he isn't doing as bad as some people initially suspect.
There’s a saying about best-laid plans, and I think it applies to writing about the Morgan Rielly and Brandon Carlo pairing. Heading into the Toronto Maple Leafs game on Saturday night there were good intentions of talking about how this pairing looked like a Brad Treliving success story.
Morgan Rielly has been a fixture on the Toronto Maple Leafs‘ blue line since he was drafted fifth overall in 2012. Over the years, he has become a mainstay on the team and is one of the most reliable defensemen in the league.
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.
Even though he's under contract through 2029, the Toronto Maple Leafs could move on from Morgan Rielly if they once again falter in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Morgan Rielly emphasized that he and his team must remain focused on the details of their game, amid a March slump. Mired
The Maple Leafs had a very specific need for their blueline. Maybe two specific needs for their blueline. Maybe two specific needs and one very strong preference.
After forty minutes, it looked like the Toronto Maple Leafs could potentially escape against the Colorado Avalanche despite being outshot and out-chanced.
The Toronto Maple Leafs continued the second half of the season following the conclusion of the NHL’s 4 Nations Face-Off tournament. With back-to-back wins coming out of the break, the Maple Leafs looked ahead to week 21 of their season with three games on their schedule.
On Tuesday, the Toronto Maple Leafs overcame a three goal deficit in Boston for the first time since Nov. 7, 1963. It was a statement game for the Maple Leafs as a whole, but it was also the best offensive game for 30-year-old defenceman Morgan Rielly who has struggled with consistency on the offensive side of the puck at times this season.
Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly has given his take on how the season has played out so far, and even among the negatives he's taking things in stride.
The Toronto media has really begun to embrace the idea of the Maple Leafs trading Morgan Rielly to a Western Conference team in exchange for a versatile center with term.
Longtime Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly is struggling and in a stretch where he’s looking for more out of his game. He’s been with the Maple Leafs for 12 seasons, and according to NHL analyst Kevin Bieksa, Rielly’s confidence appears to be up and down.
Recently, Morgan Rielly was asked about his difficulty producing offensively this season. As the Toronto Maple Leafs’ longest-serving blue liner and one used to putting up bigger numbers, something seems different.
Leafs analyst Nick Alberga believes that there is a 1-for-1 trade involving Morgan Rielly that can really benefit the Toronto Maple Leafs. As the Maple
Morgan Rielly, currently the Toronto Maple Leafs’ longest-tenured player, has become a cornerstone of the franchise. He’s a steady presence on and off the ice, who many believe should be the team’s captain.
This Boston-Toronto series hasn't been our favorite for props, but when it's the only game on the calendar, you dig deep into some trends to see what comes up.
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