Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors
Joe Bowen confirms he's back in Leafs radio booth next year
The Toronto Maple Leafs will have a familiar voice calling their games come this fall. 73-year-old Leafs broadcaster Joe Bowen will be back on the radio call for next season, he confirmed on X on Friday. He has been on the Toronto play-by-play radi
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Published: 1 year ago
NHL Tuesday player props: Nylander to capitalize in Washington
We have the first 16-game slate in NHL history ahead of us Tuesday night. Let's waste no time getting to a handful of my favorite props on the board.William Nylander over 3.5 shotsThe Capitals have bled shots over their first few games of the season.
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Published: 2 years ago
Here's why tonight's Leafs game has an earlier start time than normal
The Toronto Maple Leafs might not be first in the NHL standings, but at least they’re first up in the schedule for one day. Today, the Maple Leafs take to the ice at a rather peculiar weekday start time, when they drop the puck against the Washing
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Published: 2 years ago
Toronto Maple Leafs: Nick Robertson Demanding a Recall to the NHL
In the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, the Toronto Maple Leafs drafted a small winger from the Peteborough Petes in the second round. The Toronto Maple Leafs took a chance on the 5’9″, 178 lbs winger who was coming off a 27-goal, 55-point season in the Ont
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Published: 2 years ago
Maple Leafs Scratching Fraser Minten Before Likely Goodbye
The post Maple Leafs Scratching Fraser Minten Before Likely Goodbye appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Fraser Minten, a promising Maple Leafs rookie will sit and watch as the team recalibrates for an important decision. The post Maple Leafs Scratching
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Published: 2 years ago
Maple Leafs Notebook: Rasmus Sandin knows how to get under Nylander’s skin
Former teammate Rasmus Sandin will be looking to get red-hot William Nylander off his game in Tuesday’s Maple Leafs-Capitals clash. Luke Fox checks in to see what Willy Styles thinks of that.
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Published: 2 years ago
The good, bad and the ugly from the Maple Leafs’ first five games
The Toronto Maple Leafs are off to a 3-2-0 start to the 2023-24 season. Head coach Sheldon Keefe has had his hands full early trying to get everyone settled into their new roles and with new teammates and surely, it’s been easier for some than othe
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Published: 2 years ago
3 Defenseman to Give the Toronto Maple Leafs Some Depth
The Toronto Maple Leafs clearly do not have a strong blue-line. Coming into the season the blue-line was obviously the Toronto Maple Leafs biggest weakness, and it was even strange that the only player they added to it in the summer was John Klingber
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Published: 2 years ago
Toronto Maple Leafs: Tyler Bertuzzi Starting to Look Like Nick Ritchie
Two years ago, the Toronto Maple Leafs were looking for the perfect linemate to go with the dynamic duo of Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner. In the end, they decided to take a chance on free agent Nick Ritchie, who was coming off a career-high 15 goa
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Published: 2 years ago
Toronto Maple Leafs Weekly Thoughts Week 4 Volume 1
The Toronto Maple Leafs recently beat the Tampa Bay Lightning in a great comeback victory to save the opening of their season from being a complete disaster. The Toronto Maple Leafs actually destroyed the Lightning for basically the entire game, but
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Published: 2 years ago
Ilya Samsonov’s NHL Edge page tells us what we already know: He’s been bad for the Leafs this year
Ilya Samsonov hasn’t been good for the Maple Leafs so far this season. That shouldn’t be something overly controversial to say. The Leafs have spent the first five games utilizing Samsonov like he is their starter and Woll is the backup rather th
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Published: 2 years ago
Dermott explains defiance of Pride tape ban: 'Hockey is for everyone'
Arizona Coyotes defenseman Travis Dermott explained his decision to use Pride tape Saturday night, becoming the first known player to stand against the NHL's recent ban on the rainbow-colored equipment."You don't really want to go against rules that
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Published: 2 years ago
Leafs Notebook: Don’t call it a goalie controversy
This week, we’ll start with the goalie situation. I explicitly call it a “situation” because that’s what it is. What it isn’t, to be clear, is a goalie controversy. A goalie controversy is the scene in Edmonton, where the Oilers have paid o
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Published: 2 years ago