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Bryan Hayes rips Mitch Marner's agent over recent comments
OverDrive's Bryan Hayes fires back at Darren Ferris, calling claims that the Maple Leafs failed to protect Mitch Marner "ridiculous."
NHL Notebook: Jason Robertson signs one-year deal with Stars
One of the top trade candidates this off-season is now off the market. On Tuesday, the Dallas Stars announced that they’ve signed restricted free agent Jason Robertson to a one-year deal worth $12 million. It’s worth noting that Robertson is now slated for free agency next summer. LET’S RUN IT BACK, ROBO ⭐️ pic.twitter.com/MghFwxxoIo —…
Giants Release Eric Haase
The Giants have placed catcher Eric Haase on release waivers, relays Justice delos Santos of The San Jose Mercury News. San Francisco designated him for assignment last week when Daniel Susac made his return from the injured list.
Have the Maple Leafs Changed? That’s Not the Right Question
The post Have the Maple Leafs Changed? That’s Not the Right Question appeared first on NHL Trade Talk . The Maple Leafs have embraced a new identity. But can this version of “different” finally deliver when the playoffs begin? The post Have the Maple Leafs Changed? That’s Not the Right Question appeared first on NHL Trade Talk .
The Maple Leafs: A House Built on a Weak Foundation
The Maple Leafs: A House Built on a Weak Foundation
Hayes: 'I think Marner's camp always felt like the Leafs were against them for some reason'
Hayes: 'I think Marner's camp always felt like the Leafs were against them for some reason'
Dylan Larkin's standoff could hand the Maple Leafs an Atlantic advantage
Dylan Larkin is at a standoff with the Detroit Red Wings over his future and the Maple Leafs can take advantage if there's going to be turnover in the Motor City.
Marner's agent: Leafs 'never protected' him - theScore
Marner's agent: Leafs 'never protected' him theScore
Maple Leafs Won’t Make Playoffs in 2026-27, Former HC Believes
The Toronto Maple Leafs got quite a bearish outlook from a former NHL head coach, based on one particular weakness. The post Maple Leafs Won’t Make Playoffs in 2026-27, Former HC Believes appeared first on HEAVY .
3 Toronto Maple Leafs Trade Candidates As Changes Continue
John Chayka has made significant changes to the Toronto Maple Leafs roster heading into next season, and it sounds like the new general manager is far from finished. Chayka continues to discuss trades with multiple teams, and there's a very good chance the Leafs make another move, or two, before the start of training camp in September. Chayka has already dealt Nick Robertson, Brandon Carlo, Joseph Woll, Simon Benoit, and let Matias Maccelli and Calle Jarnkrok walk. There's been plenty of chatter around the Leafs trade market recently, here's three players to keep an eye on as potential trade candidates. Morgan Rielly It sounds like right now there's a 50/50 shot Rielly doesn't start next season in Toronto. Chayka asked the Leafs defenceman for a list of teams he'd approve a trade to, as he owns a full no-movement clause. and Rielly submitted four western conference teams. While the Vancouver Canucks have reached out, they wanted Chayka to retain some of Rielly's $7.5 million salary for the remainder of his contract, and Chayka wasn't interested. If Rielly does get moved, don't expect to see Chayka pay a premium. Dakota Joshua Joshua had a terrible first season in Toronto, battling injuries and an inconsistent role under former head coach Craig Berube. The only issue is, Joshua brings some size, toughness, and physicality to the Leafs lineup, and with the new additions of Colton Sissons, Teddy Blueger and Brandon Duhaime, the Leafs can do without Joshua. The rugged winger has two years left on his contract at $3.2 million AAV, and owns a 12-team no-trade clause. Oliver Ekman-Larsson If Rielly doesn't get dealt before next season, OEL could be. There's been significant trade interest in the Swedish blueliner this summer, and if Chayka is blown away by an offer, there's certainly a good chance he'd accept. OEL is under contract for two more years at just $3.5 million, so Chayka's certainly not in any rush to pull the trigger on a move, but again, if the offers are too good to pass up, he may have no other choice.