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Tuesday, September 1, 2026
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T AS IN TROY STECHER DAYS 'TILL WE BACK!!!
T AS IN TROY STECHER DAYS 'TILL WE BACK!!!
William Nylander was misunderstood for years. Looking back at his scouting report, it turns out the Maple Leafs knew exactly what…
William Nylander was misunderstood for years. Looking back at his scouting report, it turns out the Maple Leafs knew exactly what…
Chris Johnston believes Auston Matthews’ usage will be changed under Jim Hiller
Chris Johnston believes Auston Matthews’ usage will be changed under Jim Hiller
'It Was Weird': Calle Jarnkrok Shares Frustration About Playing Under Former Maple Leafs Coach Craig Berube
'It Was Weird': Calle Jarnkrok Shares Frustration About Playing Under Former Maple Leafs Coach Craig Berube
Kenna tops Daily Faceoff’s top 75 NHL-affiliated skater prospects ranking
Kenna tops Daily Faceoff’s top 75 NHL-affiliated skater prospects ranking
Report: Maple Leafs Parting Ways With Team Physician After 20 Years With The Organization
Report: Maple Leafs Parting Ways With Team Physician After 20 Years With The Organization
Frank Mahovlich Was More Than Just a Maple Leafs Legend
Frank Mahovlich Was More Than Just a Maple Leafs Legend
Makar’s New Contract Raises a Big Question About Matthews and the Maple Leafs
The Toronto Maple Leafs don t have to make a decision about the future of Auston Matthews right now, but make no mistake, that day is coming. And when it does,
Vault Views: Day in the life experience 🍁 PART 4
Vault Views: Day in the life experience 🍁 PART 4
NHL insider predicts massive bounce-back season for Auston Matthews
Chris Johnston joined TSN's OverDrive to outline his expectations for a monster bounce-back season from Auston Matthews under new Maple Leafs coach Jim Hiller.
Maple Leafs News & Rumours: Nylander, Matthews & Hiller’s Biggest Challenges
The Toronto Maple Leafs already know what William Nylander can do with the puck. He has spent years proving that. Even in a season when almost everything around him seemed
The Maple Leafs made big changes around Auston Matthews; now he needs to be Auston Matthews again [2026-27 Player Preview]
Auston Matthews’ 2025-26 season made one thing abundantly clear: The Maple Leafs need their franchise player back. The flashes were still there. There were nights and stretches during the 2025-26 season when Auston Matthews looked like the player we all remember — the one capable of taking over games, pouring shots on goal, and beating [ ] The post The Maple Leafs made big changes around Auston Matthews; now he needs to be Auston Matthews again [2026-27 Player Preview] appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .
Calle Järnkrok Opens Up About His Time With the Maple Leafs
It wasn t the four seasons he had hoped for when he first signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs, but after signing a contract to return home to Sweden for the
2026 Season Preview: Toronto Maple Leafs
One of the busiest teams this summer, the Leafs are looking to leave last season in the past and have a bounce back year for the ages.
Is Auston Matthews poised for a monster season?
Is Auston Matthews poised for a monster season?
OverDrive - September 1, 2026 - Hour 1 - Steve Phillips
Join Jim Tatti and Frank Corrado for Hour 1 on OverDrive! TSN Baseball Insider Steve Phillips joins to discuss the Blue Jays and Guardians' series, Toronto's pitching depth and Ketel Marte's reception with the Diamondbacks. They go around the sports world in the latest edition of Confirm or Deny and the Maple Leafs' outlook entering the season.
We’re going to Toronto for a #NationVacation and you’re all invited to join us
If there’s one thing I always get excited to write about, it’s when we finally get to tell you fine folks that we’re packing our bags for another #NationVacation presented by jetSet Parking to watch the boys play behind enemy lines. And this time around, we’re heading to Toronto. Every year when the NHL schedule…
Lanny McDonald: The Trade That Broke the Maple Leafs’ Heart
The post Lanny McDonald: The Trade That Broke the Maple Leafs Heart appeared first on NHL Trade Talk . The Maple Leafs had Lanny McDonald and Darryl Sittler working perfectly together. Then Punch Imlach arrived and changed everything. The post Lanny McDonald: The Trade That Broke the Maple Leafs Heart appeared first on NHL Trade Talk .
Biron on Hellebuyck's landing spots, Larkin's future with the Red Wings and the Maple Leafs' season views
TSN Hockey Analyst Martin Biron joined OverDrive to discuss the Maple Leafs' team perspective for the season, Auston Matthews' placement throughout the lineup, Toronto's goaltending picture, Dylan Larkin's future with the Red Wings, Connor Hellebuyck's potential landing spots and more.
Calle Jarnkrok Says Maple Leafs Experience Drove Him To Head Overseas
' I thought, 'What the h*ll is happening now?' Those were the words of Calle Jarnkrok describing the turbulent nature of his final season with the Toronto Maple Leafs, as he struggled with the reality of being an afterthought in the team's lineup plans. Jarnkrok was interviewed in a Swedish publication and talked about how his experience in his final year in Toronto helped to drive the decision to head back home, overseas. 'Two years ago I couldn't play at all. But last year I came in and felt in really good shape, I scored goals...and then he (Craig Berube, coach) put me in the stands. It was a little weird.' https://t.co/54JxBhQUnh — Jeff Marek (@JeffMarek) September 1, 2026 "Two years ago I couldn't play at all. But last year I came in and felt in really good shape, I scored goals... And then he (head coach Craig Berube) put me in the stands. It was a little weird. At that moment, I was very surprised… I did well but wasn’t allowed to play. It was tough to motivate myself and keep going. "I feels a bit sad that I didn't get to finish the way I wanted." Jarnkrok returned last season after missing the vast majority of the 2024-25 NHL regular season due to a groin and sports hernia injury that required surgery. In his return, however, in 2025-26, despite recording a goal in each of his first three games of the season, he found his way to the press box more often than in any season in his career. He finished with just 56 games played, and only eight points, while averaging a career-low 11:50 of ice time. In 13 NHL seasons, he was with the Nashville Predators for eight years, plus quick stops in Seattle and Calgary, along with the last four seasons in Toronto. He collected 316 points in 774 games with a plus/minus rating of +56. Now about to turn 35, he's back home in Sweden, ready to suit up again with Brynäs, where he spent the first four years of his professional career, and won a Swedish Elite League title in 2012. In the end, Jarnkrok did enjoy his time with the Leafs, just not the way it ended. "It was a lot of fun playing in Toronto, even though the last year wasn’t that fun. The whole city loves hockey.”