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Morgan Rielly made his first public comments about his future with the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Hockey Night in Brampton charity game on Wednesday. The Maple Leafs' longest-serving player has been frequently mentioned in

Daily Faceoff's The Sheet host Jeff Marek recently sat down with NHL.com's Dan Rosen to dissect the Toronto Maple Leafs offseason and forecast the team's future. Like many prognosticators, they are not sure what to expect in the 2026-27 season.

Not long ago, mentioning Auston Matthews in the same breath as the NHL's elite was justified. For years, the Toronto Maple Leafs' sniper operated in a tier of his own. He was a generational goal-scoring machine who collected Rocket Richard trophies and won a Hart Trophy as league MVP.

After missing the playoffs for the first time in a decade, the Toronto Maple Leafs underwent massive changes in the offseason.

When Connor Hellebuyck officially went public with his trade request out of Winnipeg, NHL front offices immediately went on high alert. While the Toronto Maple Leafs are highly unlikely suitors to land the star, three-time Vezina-winning goaltender, his potential departure would reverberate throughout the league.

As the calendar turns to September, the buzz in the air means one thing: the Toronto Maple Leafs' season is just around the corner. With training camps on the horizon, hockey insiders are returning from summer vacations to offer their insights into the year ahead.

After free agency, TSN analyst and former NHL goaltender Martin Biron ranked the Toronto Maple Leafs among his top five teams of the offseason.

The Toronto Maple Leafs didn't rest easy after missing the playoffs in 2026-27. MLSE president and CEO Keith Pelley hired a new front office: general manager John Chayka and senior advisor Mats Sundin.

The time to see the on-ice impact of the Toronto Maple Leafs makeover has almost arrived. Less than two weeks remain until training camp starts and a first look at the organization's many changes.

Once again, John Tavares has sacrificed himself for the Toronto Maple Leafs. The news that the Leafs' first-overall pick, 18-year-old Gavin McKenna,