Canucks goalie Thatcher Demko and Maple Leafs winger William Nylander are Nos. 1 and 2 in NHL All-Star Game fan voting, as of Tuesday.
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Nick Robertson is potentially sitting for a third consecutive game. (Though a flu bug might change that.) Admittedly it is hard to worry about that when the Leafs are winning but it’s also matter of making the 22-year-old is still getting opportuni
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Maple Leafs Vs. Sharks and Oilers Vs. Blackhawks parlayed together at +164.
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In this edition of Toronto Maple Leafs News & Rumors, I’ll make a bit of a pit stop to look at a few items about ex-Maple Leafs players. William Nylander’s…
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Maple Leaf goaltender Joseph Woll took to the ice on Tuesday, marking a new step in his recovery from an ankle injury, while fellow netminder Ilya Samsonov is finally skating with the AHL team.
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After the dust settles for Cutter Gauthier following his big trade, he might want to thank Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares for opening the door for such a move. Gauthier was traded yesterday from the Philadelphia Flyers to the Anaheim Ducks
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They followed the Leafs home.
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If you have been under a rock this season, the biggest storyline for the Toronto Maple Leafs has been the consistency and exceptional play of forward William Nylander. His production…
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The ink is still drying on William Nylander’s new eight-year, $92-million extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to look ahead to what’s next. And what’s next — at least, first up this summer — will
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William Nylander wants to win a Stanley Cup and retire a Toronto Maple Leaf. After signing a massive eight-year $92 million contract, the Swedish forward admitted Toronto feels like home now and he’s happy to be sticking around for, what looks like
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What will the Toronto Maple Leafs do about their goaltending situation between now and the trade deadline and for the rest of the season?
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The NHL salary cap is projected to rise from $83.5 million to $87.7 million next year. If it stands, the $4.2 million increase will be the largest in a single…
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