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Maple Leafs catch unfortunate break ahead of clash vs. Ottawa
The Ottawa Senators will have Jake Sanderson back in the lineup as Toronto's Battle of Ontario matchup gets a lot tougher.
Matthew Knies Sets A Columbus Blue Jackets Record
Fresh off a blockbuster trade that sent Kirill Marchenko to the Toronto Maple Leafs and Matthew Knies to the Columbus Blue Jackets as the deal s main pieces, Knies quickly endeared himself to Blue Jackets fans. Playing with a bit of a chip on his shoulder and eager to show the hometown fans what he can [ ] The post Matthew Knies Sets A Columbus Blue Jackets Record appeared first on Inside The Rink .
Retired Maple Leafs 34-Year-Old Star Goalie Owed Millions By Oilers
This retired Toronto Maple Leafs 34-year-old star goalie still owed a pile of money from the Edmonton Oilers. The post Retired Maple Leafs 34-Year-Old Star Goalie Owed Millions By Oilers appeared first on HEAVY .
Daily Bean: Bruins Win; Another Gameday; Larkin, Red Wings Ownership Booed
Daily news from around the NHL, including the Bruins win, another gameday, Dylan Larkin and Red Wings ownership being booed, and more.
Former Maple Leafs defenseman facing major suspension after wild incident
Former Toronto Maple Leafs blueliner Brandon Carlo could be facing a tough outcome following his debut in St. Louis.
Maple Leafs prospect unexpectedly left out of Marlies lineup after projected top-six role
Miroslav Holinka was poised to be a top-six staple in the Marlies lineup but he was nowhere to be found as they took the ice for their first game of the season.
Two Games In, Some Maple Leafs Numbers Are Hard to Ignore
There’s always a temptation to look at the standings, the goals and the points after two games and start drawing conclusions. This early in the season, that’s probably a mistake.
Senators head coach Travis Green wishes Daniel Alfredsson nothing but the best ahead of Battle of Ontario
Senators head coach Travis Green wishes Daniel Alfredsson nothing but the best ahead of Battle of Ontario
What Do You Think Of This Maple Leafs Lineup After 2 Games? | SDP
What Do You Think Of This Maple Leafs Lineup After 2 Games? | SDP
Penguins' Erik Karlsson named prime trade candidate for 2026-27
The Pittsburgh Penguins are in a weird spot as an organization, as president/GM Kyle Dubas is trying to make is roster younger, but also give Sidney Crosby a couple more shots at winning a Stanley Cup. Dubas won't be shy on the trade market this season, regardless of where the Penguins sit in the standings, and one player to watch in trade talks is defenceman Erik Karlsson. The veteran mobile defenceman is in the final season of his contract, earning $10 million AAV, and owns a no-movement clause. There's already been talks of Karlsson signing with the Toronto Maple Leafs next summer, to work closely with Swedish legends Mats Sundin and Daniel Alfredsson, who Karlsson is very close with off the ice. Recently, Daily Faceoff's Matt Larkin noted Karlsson as his prime trade candidate this season: I’ll go with Erik Karlsson. The Pittsburgh Penguins were a fun story last season, turning back the clock to make the playoffs, but so much went right. This season, they already have a litany of absences to contend with, from the injured Bryan Rust and Benjamin Kindel to, until late this week, Andrei Kuzmenko taking leave for the death of his father. There’s a real chance the powered-up Washington Capitals and Florida Panthers push from outside the playoffs to back in, forcing a couple 2025-26 playoff teams out in the East. Odds are, the Pens will be one of those clubs. If they’re out of the hunt come the Trade Deadline, pending UFA Karlsson, who still has good hockey left in him, should be highly sought after as a righty puck-mover still hunting for his first Stanley Cup. Keep an eye on the Penguins, as Dubas will be active and Karlsson could be the first shoe to drop.