Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors
Maple Leafs Star-Coach Relationship ‘Boiling Over,’ says Expert
The precarious relationship between Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube and star William Nylander has taken another turn. The two key figures were recently seen having an animated conversation during a matchup with the Columbus Blue Jackets o
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Published: 26 minutes ago
Maple Leafs’ sellers guide: The untouchable forwards and easy trade options
It’s Black Friday and in the spirit of that, it’s time for Brad Treliving to start offering up some deals to rival GMs on Maple Leafs. Is it too early to say blow it up and shift into selling mode for the Maple Leafs? Possibly, but if the Leafs a
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Maple Leafs’ Nine-Year Playoff Streak Deserves More Appreciation
For nine years, the postseason felt less like a goal for the Toronto Maple Leafs and more like a birthright. It is, of course, this incredibly consistent recent track record…
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Published: 46 minutes ago
Biggest Concern as Auston Matthews Tries to Regain 69-Goal Form
The post Biggest Concern as Auston Matthews Tries to Regain 69-Goal Form appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Auston Matthews is back and healthy, but there remain questions about his performance. The post Biggest Concern as Auston Matthews Tries to Reg
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Published: 56 minutes ago
Should Maple Leafs split up Matthews and Knies as linemates?
James Mirtle joins the JD Bunkis Podcast to discuss Auston Matthews and Matthew Knies as linemates, wondering if the best call for the team would be to split them up to spread around the talent.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are at a crossroads, but what should they do?
Teetering near the bottom of the standings, the Leafs find themselves nearing a crossroads. Built solely for the here and now, the Leafs are an older team and do not have a first-round pick in each of the next two seasons. At the same time, the team
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Published: 2 hours ago
Oliver Ekman-Larsson’s offensive production shines amid Leafs’ early season struggles
Through the first two months, the 2025-26 season hasn’t started the way Toronto Maple Leafs fans have wished or hoped for, but Oliver Ekman-Larsson’s strong start to the year shouldn’t be lost in frustration. The 16-year veteran has quietly pos
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Projected Lineups for Maple Leafs vs Capitals – 11/28/25
The Toronto Maple Leafs take on the Washington Capitals at the Capital One Arena. Here are the projected/expected lineups sourced from NHL.com staff writers, independent correspondents, and others. MAPLE LEAFS (10-10-3)…
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32 Thoughts Podcast: Lots still at stake coming out of U.S. Thanksgiving break
In this edition of 32 Thoughts The Podcast, Kyle Bukauskas and Elliotte Friedman begin the podcast by unpacking the Edmonton Oilers’ woes as they crumbled 8-3 against the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night. The discussion moves to the thriving Ottawa Se
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Craig Berube explains why Dakota Joshua needed reset before returning to Leafs’ lineup
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Dakota Joshua will be returning to the lineup for Friday’s game against the Washington Capitals, after being listed as a healthy scratch for Wednesday’s win against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Joshua hasn’t met presea
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Maple Leafs Star Won’t Skip Olympics Despite Injury Woes: Insider
One of the Toronto Maple Leafs best players won't likely skip the 2026 Olympics despite dealing with injury issues. The post Maple Leafs Star Won’t Skip Olympics Despite Injury Woes: Insider appeared first on Heavy Sports.
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Published: 5 hours ago
Maple Leafs might have a hidden gem in 5th-round pick Harry Nansi
The Toronto Maple Leafs have some of the most bare cupboards in the entire league when it comes to prospects. Of course, this is to be expected when you’ve made the playoffs nine straight years and have been buyers at the trade deadline more often
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Published: 6 hours ago