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The Maple Leafs May Be Building a “Just in Case” Roster
The Maple Leafs May Be Building a “Just in Case” Roster
by Nick Richard2026 TLN Maple Leafs Prospect Rankings: #19 Landon Sim
by Nick Richard2026 TLN Maple Leafs Prospect Rankings: #19 Landon Sim
Wednesday's FTB: It all makes perfect sense
I recommend going outside today.
The one trait that sets John Chayka apart from past Maple Leafs GMs
On the Barn Burner podcast, Sportsnet analyst Justin Bourne pinpointed the one core trait setting John Chayka apart from past Maple Leafs front offices.
The latest Sidney Crosby-to-Toronto rumor doesn’t make a lick of sense
With the Maple Leafs hiring Andy O'Brien, many believe Sidney Crosby will follow. Here's why that does not make any sense.
Maple Leafs Could Have Ideal Tanev Replacement in Vancouver
The Toronto Maple Leafs could have an ideal replacement for Chris Tanev sitting in Vancouver this upcoming season. The post Maple Leafs Could Have Ideal Tanev Replacement in Vancouver appeared first on HEAVY .
The Maple Leafs got younger, but not where it matters most
The Maple Leafs may have gotten a bit younger with Gavin McKenna and Emil Andrae but still hold an average age of approximately 30 years old.
Auston Matthews Is the Only True Rookie to Score Four Goals in His NHL Debut
Auston Matthews Is the Only True Rookie to Score Four Goals in His NHL Debut
Why this Maple Leafs prospect could force his way into the lineup
This Maple Leafs prospect has the potential to make the jump to the NHL next season.
Toronto Maple Leafs Involved In Ongoing Trade Talks
The Toronto Maple Leafs are far from a finished product. General manager John Chayka started just a few months ago and has already made a significant impact on the Maple Leafs' roster. From big trades, to free-agent signings, Chayka has put his fingerprints all over the roster. From the sounds of it, talks continue and more changes could be on the way. According to sources close to the Leafs' front office, Chayka remains active in trade talks as Toronto is currently over the salary cap. Chayka remains open to the possibility of moving defenceman Morgan Rielly, and also has Dakota Joshua and Steven Lorentz available on the trade market. Rielly is the biggest question mark heading into next season. The longest-tenured Maple Leaf owns a full no-movement clause, but did submit a list of four teams he'd be open to being dealt to earlier in the offseason. Rielly prefers playing within the western conference if a move from Toronto does present itself. The 32-year-old blueliner has four seasons left on his contract at $7.5 million AAV, and last season, Rielly went through one of his more frustrating years of his career. The Leafs defenceman was among the league's worst D-men defensively at even strength, and with Darren Raddysh and Emil Andrae on the Leafs now, Rielly won't be getting hardly any time on special teams. For $7.5 million, is it worth it? Keep an eye on Chayka and the Maple Leafs. If Rielly isn't dealt, don't be surprised to see one of Joshua or Lorentz moved before training camp opens next month.