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Former Maple Leafs coaching candidate just landed a new job
The Toronto Maple Leafs interviewed a lot of people to be their new head coach before hiring Jim Hiller.
Deen’s Daily: Prospect Rankings; Unsigned RFA’s; Brothers Reuniting in Toronto?
The Athletic revealed its prospect rankings ahead of the 2026-27 season, and the Colorado Avalanche are nowhere near the top. […] The post Deen’s Daily: Prospect Rankings; Unsigned RFA’s; Brothers Reuniting in Toronto? appeared first on Colorado Hockey Now .
Five NHL teams that look noticeably weaker going into 2026-27
Will any of last season’s top contenders regress into pretenders this season?
What are the Maple Leafs’ five most valuable assets at this current moment?
What are the Maple Leafs’ five most valuable assets at this current moment?
2026 T25U25: Zac Olsen is #18
Or Zach, you decide.
3 Free-Agent Destinations for RHD John Klingberg
NHL training camps are right around the corner and there's plenty of talent left on the free-agent market, looking for work for next season. John Klingberg continues to be one of the best defencemen left on the open market, and while the contract offers haven't been pouring in this summer, Klingberg's NHL experience is still attractive to a number of teams looking to fill out their roster. Klingberg, 34, is coming off a very inconsistent season, appearing in 56 games last season with the San ...
Maple Leafs Fans Are Starting to Believe in John Chayka
Maple Leafs Fans Are Starting to Believe in John Chayka
3 Potential Trade Destinations for Maple Leafs' Philippe Myers
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager John Chayka has made some significant upgrades this summer, which means the internal competition for roster spots heading into training camp is quite fierce. On the back end of the Leafs roster, Philippe Myers has been pushed down the depth chart, and is now on the trade block. Chayka has added Darren Raddysh, Emil Andrae, and the Leafs are welcoming back Chris Tanev with open arms, add in Morgan Rielly avoiding an offseason trade, and the numbers aren't on Myers' side. There's also Leafs' prospect Ben Danford, who the organization loves, and is likely someone who's knocking at the door for NHL minutes as soon as this season. Myers is in a bad spot, and if he's looking for an NHL job, it's not likely coming in Toronto. The 6-foot-6 defenceman has one year left on his contract at $850,000, so it's a very manageable cap hit for just about every team to add in. Myers appeared in 39 games last year for the Leafs, chipping in with two points. In 233 NHL games, he's posted 10 goals and 43 points, and has always left team's wanting more based on his size and skating abilities. Myers could very well be on the move ahead or during training camp next month, and if Chayka does give him a change of scenery he likely desires, expect to see the Philadelphia Flyers, Anaheim Ducks, and Montreal Canadiens having trade interest. Especially the Flyers and Ducks, as both teams' are becoming desperate for NHL defencemen, and while it won't be a mega-deal, Chayka and the Leafs could add a solid depth forward in return to help out their AHL Toronto Marlies. Myers on the move, don't be shocked to see it happening soon.
Philadelphia Flyers Continue To Make Trade Offers
The Philadelphia Flyers have had quite the offseason, and there's plenty of rumors going around that general manager Daniel Briere has been working the phones. According to multiple reports, the Flyers are shopping for defencemen, and recently, have been very aggressive with their trade offers. Briere turned the NHL on it's head this summer by signing Leo Carlsson to a lucrative offer sheet, and reportedly since, has been laser focused on trying to land NHL proven blueliners. Marco D'Amico: Re Flyers: They've been looking for a defenseman all summer, they were in on John Carlsson, they were very interested in Darnell Nurse, I've been told they've kicked tires on Alexander Romanov. The Flyers have $13.7 million in cap space to work with, so Briere can be creative as he'd like. They also have six draft picks in the first four rounds of next year's draft, and they also have two first-round picks the year after. Throw in some talented young forwards, intriguing top prospects, and Briere shouldn't have any issues tracking down some talent. The issue becomes who's available, and the latest rumor is a move with the Montreal Canadiens about Arber Xhekaj. The restricted free-agent defenceman is one of the toughest customers in the league, and seems to have Flyers' hockey written all over him. There's also Zach Whitecloud in Calgary, who many teams have inquired about, but so far the Flames haven't budged. On a lesser scale, the Toronto Maple Leafs are open to moving former Flyer, Philippe Myers, so perhaps there's a smaller deal to be completed there. Briere is making offers, we'll see if he adds some more talent before training camp.
Maple Leafs should be glad they didn't trade Morgan Rielly
A contrarian argument is worthwhile exploring, particularly since Morgan Rielly remains a solid piece on the Toronto Maple Leafs blue line.