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Maple Leafs shouldn't worry about the length of Bobrovsky's contract
Despite some concerns from Toronto media, the Toronto Maple Leafs shouldn’t be overly concerned about the length of Sergei Bobrovsky’s contract.
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Can the Maple Leafs Keep Auston Matthews in Canada?
Can the Maple Leafs Keep Auston Matthews in Canada?
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NHL Rumours for Aug. 19: Bolduc Trade, Tavares in Court, and Cooper to the Maple Leafs?
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Philippe Myers in tough to secure NHL minutes in Toronto next season
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The one thing that could prevent Auston Matthews from staying with the Leafs
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Trade Update On Maple Leafs' Morgan Rielly
Morgan Rielly's name spent much of the summer floating around the trade rumor mill. That chatter has gone almost entirely silent. The San Jose Sharks were rumored to have interest in Rielly earlier this offseason. Instead, San Jose acquired Darnell Nurse from the Edmonton Oilers , removing what had been considered one of the more realistic landing spots for the veteran Toronto defenseman. Why San Jose Made Sense The Sharks were viewed as a logical fit for months. San Jose has been rebuilding around Macklin Celebrini and needed veteran leadership and steady minutes on the back end, exactly the profile Rielly, a 14-year veteran and the longest-tenured player in Maple Leafs history, would have provided. Morgan Rielly says he’s feeling nervous, excited and motivated heading into next season and tries not to take being a Leaf for granted, saying Toronto is a great place to play and now feels like home. Rielly says he was able to come home, refocus and get himself into a good place… pic.twitter.com/yW2mgR8diC — Leafslatest (@Leafslatest) August 19, 2026 With that specific suitor now off the board, the pool of realistic destinations for Rielly has narrowed considerably heading into the fall. What This Means For Toronto As The Hockey News' Lyle Richardson put it: "Given how much the trade speculation about Rielly has dried up, it's a good bet that he'll be starting his 14th season with the Maple Leafs," he wrote. That would mark a quiet resolution to a storyline that gained a lot of momentum earlier this offseason, when Rielly's contract situation and the Maple Leafs' roster turnover under new management fueled speculation he could be moved. After summer of speculation, Morgan Rielly says he expects to remain with Leafs "I just feel grateful to be part of this organization this team. I think there’s great things ahead I’m looking forward to being a part of it" @BarDown https://t.co/sootpGV126 — Mark Masters (@markhmasters) August 19, 2026 Toronto has been very active in changing its roster around Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner's previous departure, and a retooled blue line, but Rielly appears likely to remain part of that group rather than be traded away from it. Rielly, 32, remains signed through the 2029-30 season at a $7.5 million cap hit, giving Toronto no financial pressure to move him even if a suitor emerged. Without a clear taker in the market and San Jose's need now filled elsewhere, the Maple Leafs appear content to open training camp with their veteran defenseman still in the fold.