Leafs Injury Report: Ekman-Larsson Out, Concern for Brandon Carlo | TSP Leafs Injury Report: Ekman-Larsson Out; Carlo Concern Grows The latest Leafs injury report delivers a double blow. Following Wednesday’s loss to Detroit, the blue line faces a potential crisis with two top-four defenders ailing. In This Update Ekman-Larsson: “Expected to Miss Time” Brandon Carlo: […]
Simon Benoit Trade Rumors: Leafs Defenseman Debuts on CJ’s Trade Board | TSP Report: Simon Benoit Trade Rumors Heat Up as Defender Hits Trade Board A surprise name has entered the conversation. With the deadline looming, insider Chris Johnston reports that the Maple Leafs may look to capitalize on the value of their physical defenseman.
Dougie Hamilton Trade Rumors: Leafs Linked to Devils Star | TSP Report: Leafs Linked to Dougie Hamilton as Chris Tanev Injury Looms The latest Dougie Hamilton trade rumors have exploded this week, linking the Maple Leafs to the Devils star just as the team faces a potential crisis with Chris Tanev’s health. In This Update
It was the moment we’ve all known was coming since the fall of 2016, but that didn’t make it any less surreal to witness. Auston Matthews is officially the greatest goal-scorer to ever wear the Maple Leaf. With two goals tonight at UBS Arena, “Papi” reached 421 career NHL goals, surpassing the legendary Mats Sundin
If you’re a Toronto Maple Leafs fan, you don’t just watch a game; you survive it. Thursday night at Scotiabank Arena was a masterclass in the “Leafs Experience”—a chaotic, heart-stopping, 6-5 comeback victory over the Winnipeg Jets that featured a goaltending carousel, a three-goal hole, and a historic performance from the captain. Auston Matthews is
If you had told me at 6:30 p.m. that a Maple Leafs roster missing Auston Matthews, William Nylander, Chris Tanev, and Anthony Stolarz was going to systematically dismantle the New Jersey Devils, I would’ve asked what you were putting in your coffee. But here we are. In a gritty, “next man up” performance that would
Executive Summary: The Architecture of Stability in a Cap-Constrained Era In the modern National Hockey League (NHL), the margin between contention and capitulation is often defined not by the stars at the top of the roster, but by the reliability of the depth at the bottom. For the Toronto Maple Leafs, a franchise perpetually operating
I am officially at a loss for words. If you woke up this morning hoping that the firing of Marc Savard was just the first domino in a long-overdue housecleaning, Elliotte Friedman just threw a bucket of ice water on those hopes. According to his latest report, while Savard is gone, a similar fate “does
The first domino has fallen in Toronto. Less than 24 hours after a demoralizing 5-1 loss to the Dallas Stars left the team reeling, the Toronto Maple Leafs announced Monday afternoon that they have relieved assistant coach Marc Savard of his duties. The move comes as the Maple Leafs (15-15-5) sit in the basement of
If there was ever a night that served as a formal obituary for the current direction of the Toronto Maple Leafs, it was tonight in Dallas. A 5-1 drubbing at the hands of the Stars wasn’t just another loss on a schedule; it was a glaring indictment of a leadership duo—General Manager Brad Treliving and
