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Former Maple Leafs GM finalist Evan Gold may still be heading to Toronto
With the news that Evan Gold was departing the Boston Bruins, and him being linked previous to the Maple Leafs job then there may be a chance he still comes over.
3 reunions the Maple Leafs should explore in the free agent market
Taking a look at 3 former players that the Toronto Maple Leafs could reunite with in free agency that could provide an impact with the club in the upcoming season
Today in Hockey History: July 14
Yesterday in Hockey History: July 13 Tomorrow in Hockey History: July 15 July 14 was a day that saw two big-name general managers hired by two “Original Six” franchises. Also,…
Toronto is quietly lining up Bobrovsky's goalie partner for next season and it is not Stolarz
The Maple Leafs are preparing Sergei Bobrovsky's backup already but as much as you'd expect it to be Anthony Stolarz, it's someone much closer to home.
Penguins, Nick Robertson reach agreement on two-year contract
Nick Robertson and the Penguins have avoided arbitration by agreeing to a two-year contract. Per Elliotte Friedman, it will carry a $3.25 million AAV. Pittsburgh got Robertson from Toronto earlier for a fourth round pick. Robertson was drafted by Toronto in the second round back in 2019 when current Pens GM Kyle Dubas was with […]
The Maple Leafs shouldn't give up on Zach Werenski just yet
The Toronto Maple Leafs should not forgot about Zach Werenski, especially if the right circumstances come along.
Former Maple Leafs RFA Nick Robertson Signs New Deal
Nick Robertson never got a real shot with the Toronto Maple Leafs. At least, that was his belief, leading him to ask out last year. That request finally came to fruition on July 1, when the new Leafs regime traded the restricted free agent to his former general manager, Kyle Dubas and the Pittsburgh Penguins. He had filed for arbitration, but the Pens Robertson will avoid that by coming to an agreement today on a two-year deal. Nick Robertson and Pittsburgh have a settlement 2 x $3.25M for him — Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) July 14, 2026 Elliotte Friedman reports the contract comes with a $3.25 million AAV. Robertson played this past season in Toronto on a $1.85 million salary. He scored a career-high 16 goals with 32 points in 78 games, in only 12:40 average ice time per night. The soon-to-be 25-year-old has slowly increased his production each of the past three years, from 14 to 15 to 16 goals. But it's always been in limited ice time. He's still expected to start the season on the third line in Pittsburgh, but he'll get more of a run, and have a chance, for the first time, to really break out. Now, as Penguins fans might say, on to the next Robertson.
What if the Maple Leafs had re-signed Mitch Marner?
It's fascinating to think what would have happened if the Toronto Maple Leafs had somehow managed to keep Mitch Marner.
Nick Paul's 15-point season makes the Maple Leafs' trade gamble impossible to ignore
Nick Paul came over as a way to shore up the toughness, defence and add some scoring but after a dismal 15-point season in 2025-26, it's a risk, no doubt.
Maple Leafs prospect Gavin McKenna ranked No. 1 in the NHL
The Toronto Maple Leafs have the top prospect in all of hockey.