[ad_1] The Toronto Maple Leafs may be moving on from veteran forward David Kampf this summer. Columnist and former NHL player Nick Kypreos recently suggested that Kampf, who has been the Maple Leafs’ fourth-line center and a key penalty-killer, could be shipped out of Toronto. Kampf, known for his defensive skills, carries a cap hit…
[ad_1] Under the guidance of General Manager Brad Treliving, the Toronto Maple Leafs have experienced a whirlwind of changes in their lineup and organization over the past year. Ken Campbell, a respected analyst from the Hockey News, points out that almost every facet of the team has been restructured. Yet, the core quartet of Auston…
[ad_1] The Toronto Maple Leafs were busy reshaping their blue line during NHL free agency and made headlines with some of their signings. As the dust has settled, the narrative surrounding one of the players signed has shifted. The signing of veteran defenseman Jani Hakanpaa is being questioned, with some wondering if the Maple Leafs…
[ad_1] Nikita Grebyonkin is preparing for his first season playing in North America, likely with the Toronto Marlies. Last season, he registered 19 goals and 22 assists for 41 points in 67 games with Metallurg Magnitogorsk in the KHL. Few Maple Leafs prospects get diehard fans as excited as Grebyonkin. Drafted 135th overall in 2022…
[ad_1] The Toronto Maple Leafs’ re-signing of Max Domi has raised questions about whether the deal was truly advantageous for the team or comparable to other offers he received in the market. Next: Nick Robertson Demands Trade: Now What for the Maple Leafs? Evaluating the Deal: Team-Friendly or Market-Comparable? It’s likely that Domi wanted to…
[ad_1] The Toronto Maple Leafs have bolstered their defense by signing Jani Hakanpaa to a two-year, $3 million contract, as reported by Elliotte Friedman. Known for his physicality and penalty-killing prowess, Hakanpaa brings size and toughness to the Leafs’ blue line. Standing at 6-foot-7 and weighing 222 pounds, Hakanpaa averaged 18 minutes and 39 seconds…
[ad_1] The Toronto Maple Leafs took care of some business on Monday morning before free agency officially opened. The Maple Leafs signed both Chris Tanev and Joseph Woll to new deals. Tanev gets a six-year deal and Woll extends for three. Both will be key parts of the roster next season. Joseph Woll Chris Tanev…
[ad_1] According to TSN’s Darren Dreger, “Tyler Bertuzzi won’t be returning to the Maple Leafs. His value has outpriced Toronto. He will land a deal elsewhere in the 4-year and over $5 mil per territory.” This brings an end to speculation that the two sides might work out a deal, as Bertuzzi was said to…
[ad_1] In a twist that may not seem like a big surprise based on the way his career has gone with the Toronto Maple Leafs, sources report that restricted free agent Nick Robertson has no plans to re-sign with the team this summer. Further to that, Chris Johnston of TSN is reporting that Robertson has…
[ad_1] The Toronto Maple Leafs have secured defenseman Timothy Liljegren with a two-year contract extension worth $3 million per season. Liljegren has shown significant promise as a second-pairing, two-way puck-moving defenseman. Last season, he demonstrated his ability to handle an increased role before a high ankle sprain interrupted his progress. The Leafs hope he can…
