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Erik Karlsson Linked To Maple Leafs In New Stunning Projection
Three-time Norris Trophy winner Erik Karlsson had a resurgent season in 2025-26, returning to the top-10 in Norris balloting, and posting 66 points in 75 games along with a plus/minus rating of +8. But will he remain with the Pittsburgh Penguins throughout this season, as he approaches unrestricted free agency next summer? Insider Elliotte Friedman unveiled a projection on his 32 Thoughts podcast on Tuesday that Karlsson could wind up with the Toronto Maple Leafs this season, according to one of his sources: He said, 'depending on how both teams seasons go, my prediction is, Erik Karlsson becomes a Toronto Maple Leaf'... I was like, 'Ooh, that's a good prediction.' Now what's interesting about that... When Kyle Dubas was GM of the Leafs, he tried to trade for Karlsson at one point. If it comes to the point where he's on the market, (his source said) Mats Sundin, Daniel Alfredsson, Erik Karlsson: Toronto. That's his pick. The Leafs already made two surprising moves this summer, uniting the former rival Swedes, Sundin and Alfredsson, the former as senior advisor, hockey operations, and the latter as associate coach. Why not bring in another legendary Swede, who of course has some strong connections to Sundin and Alfredsson? It's only a thought, a prediction, for now. But Penguins insider Josh Yohe did say earlier this summer that trading Karlsson would be a "no-brainer" under the right circumstances this season. "If they aren’t having a very good season come January or February, Karlsson should almost certainly be traded, especially if he’s performing at a level remotely close to last season’s. This is a no-brainer." Why Karlsson makes sense for the new-look Leafs The $10M cap hit would be an issue, of course, and some significant retention would be needed. But we do know that new GM John Chayka has focused on adding mobility and puck-moving to the Leafs blueline, with the additions of Darren Raddysh and Emil Andrae. It's only a hypothetical for now, but we'll keep an eye on how things unfold for Karlsson and the Penguins this season.
Maple Leafs finish 15th in Daily Faceoff’s 2026-27 prospect rankings
Maple Leafs finish 15th in Daily Faceoff’s 2026-27 prospect rankings
What Gavin McKenna's first NHL shifts will reveal about his Maple Leafs future
Toronto Maple Leafs rookie Gavin McKenna is about to embark on his rookie season, and fans are curious about what they should really be expecting.
Tim Horton: A Legacy of Hockey, Donuts, & Coffee
Miles Gilbert Horton, better known as Tim Horton thanks to a nickname his mother gave him before giving birth, was born on Jan. 12, 1930, in Cochrane, Ontario, a mining
Toronto Maple Leafs tickets just went on sale and fans are roasting the prices
General-sale tickets for the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 2026-27 season only went on sale Monday, and with some upper-bowl seats reportedly running well into the hundreds, the backlash over the prices was immediate. According to data compiled by Leafs Latest on X, the average cost just to get into a home game this season ranges from [ ] The post Toronto Maple Leafs tickets just went on sale and fans are roasting the prices appeared first on Streets Of Toronto .
Is There a New Maple Leafs Core Four on Defence?
Is There a New Maple Leafs Core Four on Defence?
NHL Rumors: Karlsson to Toronto, Edvinsson Baffled, Hughes and Makar News
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, Erik Karlsson could be on a path to Toronto if the Pittsburgh Penguins fall out of contention. Meanwhile, the Detroit Red Wings are in such
Oilers star has high praise for former Leafs head coach
Leon Draisaitl spoke highly about Mike Babcock today, which isn't something you hear too often
Could The Maple Leafs Pursue Penguins' Erik Karlsson During The 2026-27 NHL Season?
Could The Maple Leafs Pursue Penguins' Erik Karlsson During The 2026-27 NHL Season?
The Maple Leafs Blue Line Is Built to Win Now, But There’s a Big Risk
There’s another interesting story hiding in the Toronto Maple Leafs’ salary numbers, and this one is sitting on the blue line. In a post last week, I took a deep
