Toronto Maple Leafs News and Rumors
Ex-Canadiens forward Tomas Plekanec has retired due to injuries
Longtime Montreal Canadiens forward Tomas Plekanec has officially retired from hockey due to injuries. Plekanec, who suited up for 984 regular season games with the Canadiens, while also having a brief 17-game stint with the Toronto Maple Leafs, las
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Published: 10 months ago
3 Questions Maple Leafs Must Answer Against Predators Tonight
The post 3 Questions Maple Leafs Must Answer Against Predators Tonight appeared first on NHL Trade Talk. As the Toronto Maple Leafs seek a win against the Nashville Predators tonight, three questions must be answered. What are they? The post 3 Questi
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Published: 10 months ago
Matthew Knies, Joseph Woll ready to lead the next wave of Maple Leafs talent
The last time the Toronto Maple Leafs had two rookies who were impact players on their roster was back in 2016-17 when Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner burst onto the scene. Now, it’s Matthew Knies and Joseph Woll’s time, and the next wave of Map
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Published: 10 months ago
Maple Leafs News & Rumors: Samsonov, Minten, & Lagesson
The Toronto Maple Leafs are on the hunt for their fourth consecutive victory as they conclude their road trip with a matchup against the Nashville Predators this Saturday. Thus far,…
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Published: 10 months ago
NHL Saturday best bets: Predators to upset Maple Leafs
We had another solid night on the ice Friday. We put together a 3-2 evening between our best bets and player props and turned a profit again.We'll look to keep the train on track with three more plays for Saturday's slate.Maple Leafs (-145) @ Predato
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Published: 10 months ago
Former Montreal Canadiens forward Tomas Plekanec announces retirement from hockey at 40
Plekanec had 608 points in 1,001 career games over 15 NHL seasons with the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs.
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Published: 10 months ago
Toronto Maple Leafs: The Fraser Minten Comes to an End
The Toronto Maple Leafs started off the 2023-24 NHL season with a huge shot of young blood in their lineup when three rookies made the Opening Night roster. Both Toronto Maple Leafs prospects Fraser Minten and Matthew Knies started together on the sa
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Published: 10 months ago
Christine Simpson on the storyteller's evolution in the digital age
When Christine Simpson began her career as a hockey reporter in 1998, Google did not exist. Viewers relied on broadcasters and print reporters to uncover information about their favorite players that wasn't accessible anywhere else. Today, informatio
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Published: 10 months ago
Maple Leafs 4th Line Needs Nick Robertson
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ fourth line in the early going of the 2023-24 season has consisted of wingers Noah Gregor and Ryan Reaves, along with centers David Kampf and (more…
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Published: 10 months ago
Who is William Lagesson and why is he on the Maple Leafs blueline?
I think a lot of die hard hockey fans collect a bunch of mid-level players in their heads over the years based on good games or short stretches of brilliance that we have a hard time letting go of and feel that these players can make a significant im
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Published: 10 months ago
Looking at Some Toronto Maple Leafs Prospects Performances
The Toronto Maple Leafs have a decent number of quality prospects within their system. Some have proven to be NHL-ready; others need more time. Overall, the Toronto Maple Leafs should feel good about their prospect pool, especially with Joseph Woll a
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Published: 10 months ago
Saturday's FTB: Ride 'em cowboy
The Leafs are in cowboy country and our favourite cowboy prospect was the game-winning hero last night.
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Published: 10 months ago