Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors

Leafs Practice Notes: Nylander-Matthews-Marner intact, Stolarz out 4-6 weeks

It appears that Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube is sticking to one of his key in-game adjustments from Sunday’s contest against the Buffalo Sabres, as the team prepares for Wednesday’s game against the Dallas Stars. William Nylander,

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Published: 3 days ago

Leafs’ Minten Reassigned to AHL Toronto Marlies — But Not for Long

The post Leafs’ Minten Reassigned to AHL Toronto Marlies — But Not for Long appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Toronto Maple Leafs moved Fraser Minten to the AHL Toronto Marlies. Why won't he stay there very long? What makes Minten so special? The

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Published: 3 days ago

Toronto Maple Leafs get awful injury news after Stolarz' MRI

The Toronto Maple Leafs didn’t exactly get the kind of news they wanted to hear when it came to Anthony Stolarz. According to The Hockey News’ David Alter, Stolarz is expected to miss 4-6 weeks after additional issues were discovered with his kn

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Published: 3 days ago

Leafs’ Anthony Stolarz to miss 4-6 weeks, MRI reveals no structural damage to knee

Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz will be out 4-6 weeks, general manager Brad Treliving confirmed Tuesday via TSN. Stolarz suffered a lower-body injury during a December 12 game against the Anaheim Ducks and was listed as day-to-day with

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Maple Leafs Get Bad News on Stolarz Injury, Requires Procedure

The post Maple Leafs Get Bad News on Stolarz Injury, Requires Procedure appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Anthony Stolarz's injury news is not good, as the goaltender will require a procedure and be out for 4-6 weeks for the Toronto Maple Leafs. The

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Maple Leafs’ Anthony Stolarz expected to miss four-to-six weeks with knee injury

The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Tuesday that goaltender Anthony Stolarz will be sidelined for the next four-to-six weeks to a due knee injury. Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving confirmed to David Alter of The Hockey News that an MRI scan r

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‘A lot of belief’: Don’t tell Maple Leafs’ Tavares he’s turning back the clock

Amid three potentially derailing stresses — the removed captaincy, the national-team disappointment, the uncertain future in Toronto — John Tavares has thrived. The Maple Leafs centre is producing very nice numbers under new coach Craig Berube.

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Published: 3 days ago

Leafs' Stolarz out 4-6 weeks to remove loose body in knee

Anthony Stolarz's injury is worse than initially feared.The Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender will undergo surgery to remove a loose body in his knee and miss four-to-six weeks, general manager Brad Trelviing announced Tuesday, per TSN. Treliving added

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Published: 3 days ago

Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz expected to miss 4-6 weeks

Leafs GM Brad Treliving told reporters Tuesday that Anthony Stolarz is expected to miss four to six weeks with a lower-body injury.

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Published: 3 days ago

Maple Leafs’ Anthony Stolarz To Undergo Knee Procedure, Out 4-6 Weeks

Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz will undergo a minor procedure to remove a loose body in his knee, general manager Brad Treliving told reporters Tuesday (via TSN). As a result, Toronto’s starter will miss the next four to six weeks. More to

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Published: 3 days ago

The Maple Leafs need to find a way to keep Fraser Minten in the lineup

Working around the rigid permutations of the salary cap is a necessary component of life in the NHL, but it often forces teams to be deferent to the salary limits, rather than running an optimal lineup. Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliv

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Easton Cowan says Doug Gilmour reached out to congratulate him about point-streak record

For the second time in as many years, Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Easton Cowan will get the chance to represent Canada at the 2025 World Juniors which will take place in Ottawa. He returns to the tournament a lot more experienced and with plenty of

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Published: 4 days ago