Troy Stecher joined the Toronto Maple Leafs last November, in a waiver claim that really didn’t draw too much attention around the league. Stecher was a journeyman defenceman, who ran out of real estate in Edmonton, before the Leafs swooped in and made the claim on November 15.
Troy Stecher is making $1.35 million this season. So, before anybody starts feeling too sorry for him, let's get that out of the way. That's a pretty good living.
When Troy Stecher was asked what he was looking for on the open market, his answer was wonderfully simple. “A job.” There was a smile attached to it, so there was obviously some humour involved.
How many of the players to grace the cover of each EA NHL video game going back to 'NHL 2000?"
The Vancouver Canucks have already begun reworking their roster for the upcoming season and made a major move by trading Marcus Pettersson to the New York Rangers.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager John Chayka has put his fingerprints all over his roster heading into next season. Chayka hasn’t wasted any time since taking over for Brad Treliving, completing significant trades, adding via free agency, and ensuring the 2026-27 roster is full of new talent.
Troy Stecher delivered a message that Toronto Maple Leafs fans are sure to appreciate after signing a two-year contract extension.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Troy Stecher met with reporters Tuesday afternoon, after signing a two-year extension. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed by the Maple Leafs, but Stecher reportedly signed a pact worth $1.35 million per season, via PuckPedia.
Troy Stecher is back with the Maple Leafs. Toronto’s re-signing him for two seasons at $1.35 million per year, which should mean more stability from a player who already fits into their lineup.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have re-upped defenseman Troy Stecher with a two-year extension, the team announced Monday. The deal is worth an average annual value of $1.35 million, The Athletic reported.
A veteran blueliner is staying in The Six for a couple more years. The Toronto Maple Leafs have signed defenseman Troy Stecher to a two-year contract extension.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Troy Stecher will sign a two-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs, worth $1.35 million per season, ahead of free agency, according to Rick Dhaliwal of CHEK News.
Even after signing Darren Raddysh a few days ago, the Toronto Maple Leafs opened up a hole on the right side of their blue line when they traded Brandon Carlo to the St.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Troy Stecher is expected to hit the open market, according to a report from The Leafs Nation’s Nick Alberga. Stecher, who is a veteran of over 600 NHL games with seven different teams, was claimed by the Maple Leafs in November after he was waived by the Edmonton Oilers.
The Toronto Maple Leafs should offer Troy Stecher a contract for next season. Stecher, 32, is a pending unrestricted free agent, who can hit the open market on July 1.
There’s never been a bad time for a Troy from Richmond reunion. But the perfect time might be now. The last time Troy Stecher played for the Vancouver Canucks, he was an up-and-coming defender repping his hometown.
Troy Stecher knows the Vancouver Canucks’ new leadership group better than most unrestricted free agents. The Richmond-born defenceman broke into the NHL with the Canucks in 2016 after signing as an undrafted free agent out of the University of North Dakota.
There’s a lot simmering around the Toronto Maple Leafs right now, and most of it sits in that familiar offseason space between possibility and frustration.
In a season that was filled with great anger and disappointment, Toronto Maple Leafs’ defenceman Troy Stecher did all he could to bring some life and energy
Troy Stecher says he’s hoping he’ll return to the Toronto Maple Leafs next season, but is aware that things might not pan out, given how much change the organization has gone through, and will go through this offseason.
In the third period, with the Maple Leafs leading against the Dallas Stars on Monday night, defenseman Troy Stecher (battling for the puck near his own net) swiped at it and accidentally backhanded it past goaltender Artur Akhtyamov, tying the game at 5-5.
Troy Stecher wasn’t brought in with much fanfare, but he’s quickly becoming one of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ best in-season finds.
In Tuesday’s episode of Oilers Now with Bob Stauffer, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet referenced Troy Stecher, that a move could be happening soon.
Welcome to my annual player review series, where I dive into the Edmonton Oilers season player-by-player. We’ll look back at the season that was, what kind of impact each player had, and what we could see from them next season.
The Edmonton Oilers acquired Troy Stecher and a 7th-round pick on March 7th, 2024, from Arizona in exchange for a 4th-round pick. Stecher was thrilled to be joining a playoff contender.
The Edmonton Oilers are looking to upgrade their defense this season through trade, and on Tuesday night, they healthy-scratched Troy Stecher in favor of Josh Brown.
The Edmonton Oilers have been rumored to be in the trade market for a defenseman this season, and it's clear which current player a new addition will be replacing.
The Oilers will have one fewer option on the blue line for the remainder of their playoff run.
Yesterday, the Oilers made a smaller move by acquiring Troy Stecher from the Arizona Coyotes for a fourth-round pick in 2027. This trade, which I consider a steal, has the potential to greatly strengthen the Oilers’ depth on defence, and that made me want to figure out what kind of player Stecher is and what he’ll be bringing to Edmonton.
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