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What should we realistically expect from the 2026-27 Maple Leafs?
The 2026 Toronto Maple Leafs offseason has been nothing to snease at. While their team would have a tough time being any worse than they were last year, new GM
Five NHL players who could thrive with their new teams in 2026-27
After struggling to fit in with their old teams, these five players could see their fortunes change.
NHL insider believes two of Montreal's division rivals are eyeing Patrik Laine
Will Patrik Laine stay in the Atlantic? Pierre McGuire reveals why the Toronto Maple Leafs and Florida Panthers are top landing spots for the former Habs winger.
Toronto's 76th overall pick fits a Maple Leafs need that is expensive to buy
Mans Gudmundsson may be a a puck-moving defender but his size and physical ability show that the Maple Leafs had a specific game plan in mind.
Montreal Canadiens To Honour Price This Season
On Tuesday, the Montreal Canadiens announced that they will be adding legendary goaltender Carey Price to the Ring of Honour at the Bell Centre on November 10th, when they take on the Minnesota Wild. The news of Price entering the Montreal Canadiens Ring of Honour is related to him being part of the Hockey Hall […] The post Montreal Canadiens To Honour Price This Season appeared first on The Sick Podcast .
NHL Trade Rumors: Maple Leafs open to moving 2 players
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager John Chayka is no stranger to making trades, and he's managed to already put his fingerprints all over his roster in his first offseason. Word is, he's far from finished. Trade rumors continue to swirl in Toronto, as Chayka appears open to moving defenceman Philippe Myers and forward Dakota Joshua. Some feel that Myers has asked for a trade as he's quickly fallen down the depth chart and appears destined to spend all of next season with the AHL's Toronto Marlies. With Darren Raddysh on the right side, Emil Andrae able to play either, and prospect Ben Danford showing off all of his toolbox during the Marlies Calder Cup run, Myers is quickly becoming an after thought. The lanky blueliner has one year left on his deal at $850,000. Joshua, on the other hand, will be in a battle to secure a spot in the Maple Leafs bottom six, and with Toronto currently over the salary cap, and some uncertainty around Max Domi's status, Joshua continues to be the one forward who is linked to trade rumors. Joshua's owed $3.2 million AAV this season and next and also holds a 12-team no-trade clause. He had a tough first season in Toronto and despite being a physical force at times, his secondary scoring production was very inconsistent, and he had a hard time carving out a role for himself. With Chayka adding several forwards, specifically depth options, Joshua could be in tough to find regular playing time. Keep an eye on the Leafs, Chayka is going for it these next two seasons as he'll look to try and please Auston Matthews, who is eligible to sign a contract extension next July.
How does the Maple Leafs' future compare to the rest of the NHL?
The Athletic recently put out a ranking of every NHL team's Under-23 pipeline and the Toronto Maple Leafs are in an interesting spot.
EA Sports just made a bold statement about the Maple Leafs next season
A statement was certainly made in the new NHL 26 video game.
Maple Leafs add former Canucks draft pick after breakout season in Vancouver's system
The Toronto Marlies added former Canucks draft pick Jackson Kunz after a 22-point campaign with Kalamazoo in the ECHL.
Maple Leafs overpaid for Bobrovsky and the numbers prove it
The thesis positing that the Toronto Maple Leafs overpaid for Sergei Bobrovsky now has data to back it up.