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Report: Maple Leafs in advanced trade talks
The Toronto Maple Leafs aren't not done wheeling and dealing, as it's been reported by Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman that Leafs' GM John Chayka has been trying to flip forward Miles Wood. Wood was acquired by the Leafs in a seven-piece blockbuster that also included Kirill Marchenko and Elvis Merzlikins heading to Toronto, and Matthew Knies, Emil Andrae, Steven Lorentz, and a 2027 second-round pick, originally held by the Seattle Kraken, to Columbus. I think they were trying to flip Miles Wood also that day. I think they were trying to work on trades to see if they could move him elsewhere. But, obviously that didn't happen, right now he's with the Marlies, and we might see him during the season. You never know in this league. You think somethings going to happen, then injury situations make it occur. Chayka loves to trade and has shown very early on during his tenure in Toronto, he wants to totally change the landscape of the roster. Wood is now a trade asset, but with two more seasons on his deal at $2.5 million AAV, and a six-team no-trade clause, it won't necessarily be an easy move to pull off. The Leafs don't have a ton of trade assets, and Knies was certainly their best, so it's exciting for Leafs Nation to see Toronto land the best player in that trade, as Marchenko has looked nasty in blue and white. For now, trade talks have fizzled out, but as Chayka reminded everyone, the rumors never stop - and we're here for it! Elliotte Friedman on the 32 Thoughts Podcast about the #Leafs in the Marchenko/Knies trade: “I think they were trying to flip Miles Wood also that day. I think they were trying to work on trades, to see if they could move him elsewhere, but obviously that didn’t happen [...]”… pic.twitter.com/NCNXbqaMzQ R i N K Y (@RinkyReport) October 1, 2026
Maple Leafs extend Marlies captain for 2027-28 season
The Toronto Maple Leafs re-signed Toronto Marlies captain Logan Shaw to a one-year deal on Thursday, marking his return to the club for 2026-27.
A Marlies Brotherhood
A Marlies Brotherhood
Easton Cowan discusses confidence from Marlies Calder Cup run, offseason training following 2-point performance vs. Islanders
Easton Cowan discusses confidence from Marlies Calder Cup run, offseason training following 2-point performance vs. Islanders
PHOTOS: (Preseason) Toronto Marlies vs. Hamilton Hammers – 09/27/2026
AHL hockey returned to Hamilton for the first time since 2015 on Sunday afternoon, as the Hamilton Hammers hosted the Toronto Marlies at TD Coliseum. The post PHOTOS: (Preseason) Toronto Marlies vs. Hamilton Hammers 09/27/2026 appeared first on Inside The Rink .
M John Chayka explains Marchenko-Knies trade; Miles Wood assigned to AHL’s Toronto Marlies
M John Chayka explains Marchenko-Knies trade; Miles Wood assigned to AHL’s Toronto Marlies
Beyond the Maple Leafs’ Opening Roster: Notes on the Call-Ups, Prospects, and Marlies to Watch
Preseason is over, and now we await the final roster moves across the league before the real games begin. At the end of last week, we recorded a podcast where we went through each player on the NHL team. Given the timing, we didn’t get to talk about the other depth players and prospects in [ ] The post Beyond the Maple Leafs’ Opening Roster: Notes on the Call-Ups, Prospects, and Marlies to Watch appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .
Maple Leafs veterans nowhere to be found
As the Toronto Marlies revealed their preseason lineup on Saturday, veterans Steven Lorentz and Philippe Myers were nowhere to be seen after being demoted.
What's So Unusual About the Toronto Marlies' Roster?
What's So Unusual About the Toronto Marlies' Roster?
Productive Toronto Marlies star set to make Leafs roster with Dakota Joshua injured
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Dakota Joshua is injured with a core issue, and according to one connected reporter, the Leafs are set to give a chance to a Marlies star