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Did the Red Sox Sell Too Low on Marcelo Mayer?
The Boston Red Sox capped off a busy deadline by sending former fourth-overall draft pick Marcelo Mayer to the San Francisco Giants for left-handed reliever Erik Miller.
Yost on his optimistic outlook for Auston Matthews in 26/27, what are reasonable expectations for Gavin McKenna, Koivunen's head…
TSN.ca hockey writer Travis Yost joins us to chat about his optimistic outlook for Auston Matthews in 26/27, what are reasonable expectations for Gavin McKenna, Koivunen's head scratching deal and more!
Carney's developer 'bailout' raises eyebrows and the Taste of the Danforth returns to Toronto
Carney's developer 'bailout' raises eyebrows and the Taste of the Danforth returns to Toronto
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Vancouver Canucks | October 31, 2026 | NHL Matchup - theScore
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Vancouver Canucks | October 31, 2026 | NHL Matchup theScore
Leafs Top 50 Prospects – Sam Stevens
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Former Maple Leaf Nikita Grebenkin Earns Paycheck With Flyers
Former Maple Leaf Nikita Grebenkin Earns Paycheck With Flyers
Why Börje Salming's commemorative watch will honour his legacy and help veteran NHLers
The Salming 1148, commemorating the late Leaf's total NHL games, was the Hall of Famer's last project.
Nikita Grebenkin's Flyers extension adds another cost to the Maple Leafs' Scott Laughton trade
Grebenkin, 23, was drafted in the fifth round of the 2022 NHL draft and has been a solid depth piece for Philly this past season.
4 Free-Agent Destinations for David Perron
The NHL's free-agent market has dried up considerably as we are in the middle of the dog days of summer, but that doesn't mean there isn't some solid veteran talent still looking for a contract. Winger David Perron continues to sit without work for next season, as he's surprisingly hasn't signed a new deal. Perron spent last season split between the Detroit Red Wings and Ottawa Senators, posting 13 goals and 28 points in 65 combined games. Perron remains one of the better free agents available, and considering his pesky, in your face style of play, it's borderline shocking a contending team hasn't offered a contract. Talks have been extremely quiet, and it's not out of the question to see Perron sign a PTO before training camps open in September. As far as potential destinations go, the Toronto Maple Leafs, Chicago Blackhawks and Seattle Kraken are certainly three teams to circle. While the Philadelphia Flyers are another, as they have loads of cap space, and a general manager who Perron is very close with off the ice. The Flyers have been trying to be super aggressive this summer, as Daniel Briere is trying to take his team to another level. Perron's expected to play next season, and it doesn't appear retirement is even a question. He's appeared in 1239 NHL career games, recording 332 goals, 480 assists, for 812 points, along with 877 penalty minutes, and another 64 points in 110 Stanley Cup Playoff games. Perron should be signed, he still has plenty left in the tank, and he knows his role among a bottom six to be a pest, and tough to play against.
The NHL fan experience is changing: 20,000 fans weigh in on streaming, radio and moreA lot has changed in the NHL over the past…
The NHL fan experience is changing: 20,000 fans weigh in on streaming, radio and moreA lot has changed in the NHL over the past…