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Instant Reaction: Kirill Marchenko’s dominant night not enough as Maple Leafs lose in OT
Instant Reaction: Kirill Marchenko’s dominant night not enough as Maple Leafs lose in OT
Sadly, Tanev’s Fate Was Inevitable
MLSE has also guaranteed that Chris Tanev will be in the line–up to start next season, even if wheeled out on a flatboard with his head immobilized to preclude cervical manipulation. After all, Chris is the club’s most–complete blueliner. How Read More
Maple Leafs’ John Tavares leaves game vs. Sabres with apparent injury
Maple Leafs’ John Tavares leaves game vs. Sabres with apparent injury
John Tavares leaves game after scary crash that leave Leafs fans worried
The Toronto Maple Leafs could be without one of their key forwards.
Maple Leafs getting Aatu Raty could be the perfect under-the-radar trade
The Toronto Maple Leafs are banking on Aatu Raty becoming one of those under-the-radar moves that makes the organization look brilliant.
Maple Leafs make unfortunate decision involving Aatu Raty after trading for him
After making a trade with the Vancouver Canucks to acquire Aatu Raty, the Toronto Maple Leafs have made a critical decision involving the center's roster status.
Maple Leafs acquire former top prospect from the Canucks
The Toronto Maple Leafs have acquired someone who once had high-end potential from the Vancouver Canucks
Instant Reaction: Maple Leafs take low-risk bet on Aatu Raty’s latent potential in trade with Canucks
Instant Reaction: Maple Leafs take low-risk bet on Aatu Raty’s latent potential in trade with Canucks
Instant Analysis: Maple Leafs acquire Aatu Raty in exchange for Jacob Quillan, Brandon Buhr
The Maple Leafs completed a trade on Thursday evening, sending Jacob Quillan and Brandon Buhr to the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for Aatu Räty. Just a day earlier, Räty cleared waivers. Trading for him accomplishes two things, and the first isn t the contract spot exchange. By acquiring a player who has already passed through waivers, [ ] The post Instant Analysis: Maple Leafs acquire Aatu Raty in exchange for Jacob Quillan, Brandon Buhr appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .
2 Calgary Flames Named Prime Trade Candidates
The Calgary Flames are likely going to finish dead last in the NHL this season, and general manager Craig Conroy is tasked with another fire sale. There's certainly multiple trade assets to consider for the Flames, as Daily Faceoff's Mike Gould recently mentioned to keep an eye on a couple Flames. Gould lists Morgan Frost and Zach Whitecloud as the two players most likely to be dealt this season. Frost is a pending unrestricted free agent, who is certainly going to be appealing to contending teams, looking for some more depth down the middle of their middle-six. Frost has already been linked to the Montreal Canadiens and San Jose Sharks, so it will be interesting to see what the Flames can get for his services. Frost has posted two goals and in six games this season, and is owed $4.3 million AAV. He also has an eight-team no-trade clause on his contract. The other prime candidate is Whitecloud, a rugged defenceman, who plays an in-your-face, stay-at-home type of physical game. Whitecloud is a great penalty killer, he doesn't mind sacrificing his body blocking shots, and he's been on the radar of a few teams already this season, including the Toronto Maple Leafs. Whitecloud is under contract through next season at $2.7 million, and doesn't own any trade protection. Here's what Gould mentioned via Daily Faceoff: Their most coveted player might be Zach Whitecloud, who has become a highly sought-after veteran around the league in less than a calendar year after essentially being a throw-in to make the Andersson trade work. Whitecloud is immensely popular in the Calgary community and is signed for another season after this one, so there’s no urgency for the Flames to move him if the offers don’t meet a certain standard....Frost would make a lot of sense as a third-line center and power-play weapon for a contender. Considering how shallow the current center market is, Frost could conceivably fetch a pretty hefty return for the Flames.