Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors
Steven Lorentz references Tim Brent following shot-blocking parade vs. Golden Knights
If you’re a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, you probably enjoyed last night’s win and slept well afterwards. If you’re a fan on a borderline sick level and remember every piece of lore that comes with following this franchise, you’ll be elated to he
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Published: 7 months ago
Who are the most realistic trade targets for Maple Leafs?
NHL analyst James Mirtle joins the JD Bunkis Podcast to discuss the most realistic trade targets for the Toronto Maple Leafs, throwing out names like Nick Bjugstad, Yanni Gourde and potentially Brock Nelson.
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Published: 7 months ago
Chad Kelly dishes on winning another Grey Cup in Toronto & Jay Rosehill thinks the Whitecloud hit was clean: Leafs Morning Take
What an impressive win for the Maple Leafs! They’re now 6-1-0 without Auston Matthews in the lineup. Ridiculous. At any rate, we kicked off the Thursday edition of Leafs Morning Take by discussing Rosey’s favourite athlete LeBron James. He’s de
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Published: 7 months ago
NHL Rumors: Maple Leafs, Oilers, Bruins, Canucks
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Toronto Maple Leafs may have lost Matthew Knies on a hit that some people believe was dirty. Meanwhile, the Edmonton Oilers are likely playing…
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Published: 7 months ago
Maple Leafs Await Injury Updates on Matthew Knies
The post Maple Leafs Await Injury Updates on Matthew Knies appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Maple Leafs winger Matthew Knies is "Feeling Okay" after a huge hit that took him out of action on Wednesday. Will he miss time? The post Maple Leafs Await I
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Published: 7 months ago
Craig Berube suggests Auston Matthews is improving, could potentially skate this weekend
Auston Matthews’ injury status remains a focal point for the Toronto Maple Leafs, after general manager Brad Treliving told reporters Tuesday that Toronto’s captain went to Germany to see a specialist to receive treatment for his upper-body ailme
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Published: 7 months ago
Offensive vs. defensive balance, the Maple Leafs’ playoff viability, and the early results of Craig Berube’s style shift
Last week over at Sportsnet, Justin Bourne wrote a thoughtful article entitled, “Maple Leafs have succeeded at playing low-event hockey, but should that be their goal?” Bourne discusses the Leafs’ defensive improvements but points out that they
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Published: 7 months ago
Maple Leafs’ Berube says Knies is feeling better, doesn’t believe hit was dirty
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube says forward Matthew Knies is still being evaluated but feels better a day after receiving a check from Vegas Golden Knights defenceman Zach Whitecloud.
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Published: 7 months ago
Maple Leafs News & Rumors: Minten, Nylander, Woll & Grebenkin
Despite some critical injuries, the Toronto Maple Leafs earned an impressive 3-0 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday. Fraser Minten stole the spotlight with his first NHL goal,…
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Published: 7 months ago
Noah Hanifin, Jack Eichel were complimentary of Leafs’ playing style and structure
The Toronto Maple Leafs were able to pull off a character win against the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday. They were playing responsibly defensively by blocking shots, keeping a majority of the scoring chances to the outside, and supporting Joseph
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Published: 7 months ago
The Good, Bad & Ugly: Maple Leafs Shut Out Golden Knights 3-0
The post The Good, Bad & Ugly: Maple Leafs Shut Out Golden Knights 3-0 appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. Last night the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Vegas Golden Knights 3–0. What were the good, bad, and ugly aspects of the game? The post The G
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Published: 7 months ago
Kaprizov's MVP case, biggest cap-spike winners, and 5 other NHL items
In today's offense-charged NHL, a serious Hart Trophy candidate must possess some brand of inevitability. He must be the caliber of player who finds a way to directly impact the outcome of the game, virtually every game.Kirill Kaprizov showcased this
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Published: 7 months ago