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Thursday FTB: The Leafs should trade everyone for everyone
Suddenly, the Leafs aren't abjectly awful, so they are the star attraction in all trade talk.
Maple Leafs’ latest comeback could be hiding their biggest problem
The Toronto Maple Leafs saved face in Utah despite the loss, but the pushback does not hide the team's biggest issue.
The Maple Leafs’ offense is rolling, but can their defense hold up? — MLHS Podcast Ep. 127
In the latest MLHS Podcast, Nick Ashbourne and Anthony Petrielli discuss the encouraging early returns from the Maple Leafs forward group, the mounting concerns on defense without Chris Tanev, the possibility of finding external blue-line help, the PK s great start, and the new coaching staff s early-season work. Episode Topics Reflections on the Maple Leafs 1-1-1 [ ] The post The Maple Leafs offense is rolling, but can their defense hold up? — MLHS Podcast Ep. 127 appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .
Game 7: Toronto Maple Leafs vs Utah Mammoth
Dylan Guenther and Mikhail Sergachev each had a goal and an assist for the Utah Mammoth, who staved
Ex-Maple Leafs' Fraser Minten Is Finding His Game in Boston
Ex-Maple Leafs' Fraser Minten Is Finding His Game in Boston
Eastern Conference team "kicked tires" on Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz is receiving some trade interest from one specific Eastern Conference team that is in desperate need.
Maple Leafs have a chance to acquire Drew Doughty for less than expected
The Toronto Maple Leafs could bring in Drew Doughty this trade deadline and the cost could end up being much cheaper than they would have anticipated.
Who Is the Maple Leafs' Better Player: Nylander or Matthews?
Who Is the Maple Leafs' Better Player: Nylander or Matthews?
Report: NY Rangers Linked To Maple Leafs' Goalie Anthony Stolarz
It's true that Anthony Stolarz did not have his best game for the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night in Utah. A couple of soft ones got by him, allowing the Mammoth to escape with a 5-4 win. But let's be honest—that doesn't mean the Leafs are going to go looking to trade Stolarz. Does it? According to insider Darren Dreger , speaking on the Ray Dregs podcast on Wednesday, the New York Rangers are eyeing Stolarz as one of the options in their tentative search for a potential goaltending fix, if needed. I think they've actually kicked tires on Anthony Stolarz... But if you're Toronto, why would you do that? Unless there's an overpay. I mean, they like that combo of Sergei Bobrovsky and Stolarz. Indeed, that combination led the Florida Panthers to the first of their back-to-back Stanley Cups in 2024. Stolarz posted a league-leading .925 save percentage that year in 27 appearances. He followed that up coming to the Leafs and once again recording the NHL's best save percentage in 2025, with a .926 Sv% in 34 outings. Certainly, last season, injuries and poor performance (both by him and the dreadful defense in front of him), led to a drop-off. Rangers doing their due diligence to monitor goaltending help But the Rangers are leaving no stone unturned as they continue to monitor their crease, now firmly in the hands of rookie Dylan Garand. So far, so good, as all he's done is go 3-0-0 with a sizzling .957 Sv% and 1.00 goals-against average in his three starts. The Blueshirts lost their superstar netminder Igor Shesterkin to a season-ending injury last week, and backup Joonas Korpisalo is injured. New York must do its due diligence just in case Garand begins to falter (no sign of that yet, though, to say the least). But Garand is just 24, with only six career starts under his belt. He was put on waivers by the team during training camp. He's come a long way in a short period of time. It remains to be seen how he holds up. Will the Rangers come calling on Leafs GM John Chayka again to check back in on Stolarz at some point?
Fraser Minten continues to make Brad Treliving look incompetent
Fraser Minten is only 22 years old and already marked as a leader for the Boston Bruins, and it continues to make Brad Treliving look grossly inefficient.