The Toronto Maple Leafs had one of those nights when their offensive talent was difficult to ignore. In a 6-2 road win over the Columbus Blue Jackets, Toronto showed what can happen when speed, skill, and good decisions come together.
While much of the attention in Tuesday's 6-2 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets went to the Toronto Maple Leafs' dominant performance, many pointed
Easton Cowan knows a thing or two about blowing expectations out of the water. After going much higher than most scouts expected in 2023, the Toronto Maple Leafs first-rounder went on to win OHL regular-season and playoff MVP honours during an insane sophomore campaign with London.
There’s something fun about the graphic below. It puts the Oilers and Maple Leafs right at the top and brings back that old-school image of Edmonton coming at you in waves.
When it comes to the Toronto Maple Leafs, there is always something that the media and fanbase fixate on, no matter whether things are going well or poorly.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
It’s clear that the Toronto Maple Leafs are gaining momentum, with their first-ranked penalty kill as a major factor. Toronto has successfully killed 97.4 percent of its penalties, and have won two consecutive games heading into Thursday’s contest against the New York Rangers.
Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Jake McCabe says he is feeling good after leaving Tuesday’s game against the Columbus Blue Jackets with an upper-body injury.
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky is projected to start Thursday’s game against the New York Rangers. Bobrovsky is coming off a 3-1 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Monday, with a .902 save percentage through seven starts.
Something interesting is happening with the Toronto Maple Leafs. It wasn't obvious right away, and we don't know yet whether it will work. But I'm starting to wonder whether John Chayka is building this team in a different order than Toronto has for much of the Auston Matthews era.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are starting to find their footing after a three-game losing streak. Two straight wins, including Tuesday’s 6–2 victory over Columbus, have given the team some momentum heading into Thursday night’s matchup with the New York Rangers.
People can take shots at Auston Matthews for his playoff shortcomings since joining the Toronto Maple Leafs, but just because things haven't gone his way doesn't mean he doesn't care about winning when he reaches the postseason.
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.
The 2026-27 Toronto Maple Leafs have a different feel to them than they did a season ago. Through 11 games, the Maple Leafs find themselves 5-4-2 and are coming off impressive wins on back-to-back nights over the San Jose Sharks and Columbus Blue Jackets.
On the surface, the Toronto Maple Leafs‘ game against the Columbus Blue Jackets was a standard Tuesday night affair to fill out the schedule. The Leafs were going into it on the second half of a back-to-back with travel and going up against a team that was rested.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have returned goaltending prospect Artur Akhtyamov to the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League (AHL), the team announced on Thursday.
The Toronto Maple Leafs special teams has had its ups and downs over the last few seasons. It has either gone hot for a stretch of games or extremely cold.
We’re seven games into the new NHL season and the Toronto Maple Leafs are 5-4-2. Historically, this is exactly where you’d expect to see them around this time of year.
This graphic is pretty funny. It says Auston Matthews needs just 168 goals to pass Wayne Gretzky. Just 168! The way it’s written, you’d think Matthews could knock that off before Christmas.
Okay, Toronto Maple Leafs fans, a 6–2 win over Columbus is nothing to complain about. Six goals, two points, and a night where the offence finally gave everyone something to smile about.
Expectations for the Toronto Maple Leafs coming into this season were mixed, to say the least. Some saw a team with many of the same flaws as last year that would struggle in the competitive Atlantic Division.
In his first game against his former team less than a month after being traded, Toronto Maple Leafs forward Kirill Marchenko had the last laugh, scoring the team’s first goal in a 6-2 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Auston Matthews reached game No. 700 on Tuesday night, and he marked the occasion the way you might expect. He scored, helped the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 6-2, and added another little piece to an already remarkable NHL career.
The Toronto Maple Leafs picked up their second win in as many nights on Tuesday with a convincing win on the road against the Columbus Blue Jackets, but it came at a cost.
Every young hockey player arrives in the NHL with a reputation. Some have to prove they belong. Others, especially a first-overall pick like Gavin McKenna, have to live up to expectations before they’ve had much time to figure out the league.
I’m a sucker for a hockey journeyman. Maybe it’s my inner teacher coming out, but I always find myself rooting for the player who keeps working, even when the NHL hasn’t quite worked out the way he hoped.
When it was announced yesterday that Maple Leafs center John Tavares was out week-to-week, a recall from the minors was expected. That recall is center Vinni Lettieri, who has been recalled from AHL Toronto, per the NHL’s Media Site.