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by Dylan Nazareth2026 TLN Maple Leafs Prospect Rankings: #15 Borya Valis
by Dylan Nazareth2026 TLN Maple Leafs Prospect Rankings: #15 Borya Valis
Maple Leafs fans still romanticize another era more than the Matthews years
A Reddit thread proves the 1998-2006 Maple Leafs are still as popular as ever, with fans still yearning for the days of Mats Sundin, Darcy Tucker, and Curtis Joseph.
2026 T25U25: Honorable Mentions
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2026 T25U25: The Unranked
Only three unranked players out of 39.
3 Maple Leafs Most Likely To Be Traded
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager John Chayka is known as being someone who loves to wheel and deal, and early on in his tenure as Leafs GM, he's shown that narrative is 100% accurate. Chayka's made some significant changes to the Maple Leafs roster in three short months, and while for now it appears their team is set heading into training camp, expect to see Chayka active during the season, tinkering with his lineup via trade. Here's three Maple Leafs who are most likely to be traded this season: Dakota Joshua Joshua is in tough this season as the competition among the Maple Leafs bottom six is much tougher, and deeper heading into next season. He'll need to stand out for his aggressiveness, physicality, and Joshua needs to prove to management he can contribute with consistent secondary scoring. The 30-year-old has two seasons left on his contract, owed $3.2 million AAV, and owns a 12-team no-trade clause. If Joshua gets off to a slow start, don't be surprised to see Chayka include him in a trade package. Oliver Ekman-Larsson OEL had a ton of teams interested in him this offseason, and if Morgan Rielly's future was more clear, then perhaps Chayka accepts one of the multiple offers. The Leafs won't give up on OEL unless they are blown out of the water on how big the offer is. The Swedish veteran defenceman turned back the clock last season and had a great year, and contract wise, is on the books for $3.5 million AAV. OEL owns a 16-team no-trade clause, but it will take a big offer to get Chayka to bite here. Philippe Myers With Darren Raddysh coming in via Tampa Bay, Emil Andrae coming from Philly, and prospect Ben Danford knocking on the door, Myers has become expendable for the Maple Leafs. He'll likely start the season in the AHL, and if he performs well, other teams will notice. Myers is lanky, he's a righty, and he can skate very well for his size, so there's some intrigue there. The downfall is that he's not consistent, isn't physical enough for his size, and his puck management skills are lacking. Myers is a pending free agent and is probably the most likely Maple Leaf to be dealt this season.
Maple Leafs Traded Quality for This Defenceman: Watch What He Does With the Puck
Maple Leafs Traded Quality for This Defenceman: Watch What He Does With the Puck
Reflections on European sports culture, and the Maple Leafs
Reflections on European sports culture, and the Maple Leafs
Tuesday's FTB: You name the basement dweller
And the rest of the August news (there really isn't any).
Auston Matthews has erased one of the ugliest stretches in Maple Leafs franchise history
The Harold Ballard era still haunts Maple Leafs fans to this day, but Auston Matthews' arrival has shifted the franchise from disappointing to full of potential.
John Tavares-Victor Hedman draft debate resurfaces after viral Islanders scouting claim
A viral claim from Pete Hughes reports that the New York Islanders wanted Victor Hedman at #1 instead of John Tavares but the latter's hype was too much to pass on.