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Nick Paul Could Be Exactly What the Maple Leafs Need in April
Nick Paul Could Be Exactly What the Maple Leafs Need in April
Three October tests will show whether the Maple Leafs actually changed
Last season, the Toronto Maple Leafs finished at the bottom of the Atlantic Division standings and missed the playoffs for the first time in a decade.
L Notebook: Connor Hellebuyck wants out, goes public with trade request from Winnipeg Jets
L Notebook: Connor Hellebuyck wants out, goes public with trade request from Winnipeg Jets
Troy Stecher was a breath of fresh air for the Leafs; now a more suitable role should await him this season [2026-27 Player…
Troy Stecher was a breath of fresh air when he arrived in Toronto, where the Maple Leafs needed him far more than they ever should have. When the Leafs claimed Stecher off waivers from Edmonton in mid-November, their blue line was in rough shape. Chris Tanev was injured, Brandon Carlo was battling injuries and severe [ ] The post Troy Stecher was a breath of fresh air for the Leafs; now a more suitable role should await him this season [2026-27 Player Preview] appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .
Former Maple Leafs Forward Linked To PTO With 2 Teams
Calle Jarnkrok continues to be a free agent and without any one-year deals on his lap to consider, expect to see the versatile veteran forward sign a professional tryout agreement (PTO). Daily Faceoff's Mike Gould recently highlighted Jarnkrok as an under-the-radar type of signing as the offseason winds down, and has linked Jarnkrok to potentially signing a PTO with the San Jose Sharks or Edmonton Oilers. Jarnkrok spent the past four seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and while in the first two years he was seeing some time on Auston Matthews' wing, and a huge part of the team's penalty kill, these past two seasons have been plagued with injuries, and Jarnkrok feel considerably out of favor of Craig Berube behind the bench. Last year, Jarnkrok dressed in just 56 games, scoring six goals and two assists, for eight points. The year prior, he played just 19 games due to injuries. Jarnkrok seems like a good fit for the Oilers, and a player that Mike Babcock would love, as Jarnkrok has a strong work ethic, loves to win 50/50 battles, and is very solid defensively. He's lost a step these past couple of years, so he'll have to prove he can keep up in training camp and carve out a role for himself. If it's not the Oilers, the Sharks do make sense as he's very familiar with Mike Grier, and the Sharks need more veteran forwards in their lineup to help push their young core to new heights. If the Oilers and Sharks don't end up adding Jarnkrok to training camp, don't be surprised to see the Nashville Predators circle in, and look to reunite with the former Predator.
Leafs Top 50 Prospects – Sam McCue
Knies), but the club under former GM’s Kyle Dubas and Brad Treliving, and new GM John Chayka have had different The post Leafs Top 50 Prospects – Sam McCue first appeared on Hockey HotStove .
2026 T25U25: Luke Haymes is #13
Meet Jacob Quillan 2.0
Four Team USA stars wanted out, Auston Matthews remains the major exception
Toronto Maple Leafs superstar Auston Matthews has not asked for a trade, which makes him stand out from his Team USA co-stars.
by Steven Ellis2026-27 TLN Maple Leafs prospect rankings: #1 Gavin McKenna
by Steven Ellis2026-27 TLN Maple Leafs prospect rankings: #1 Gavin McKenna
Friday's FTB: Leafs and Marlies and other news
Yet another ranked list of prospects.