Toronto Maple Leafs
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Morgan Rielly’s Agent Submits Four-Team, All-Western Trade List, TSN Reports
TSN’s Darren Dreger reports that Rielly’s agent has given Toronto a list of four Western Conference teams the defenseman would accept a trade to, with San Jose and Anaheim among the fits and training camp shaping up as the realistic…
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Maple Leafs Open the NHL’s First 84-Game Season at Home Against Montreal on Sept. 29
Toronto’s 2026-27 schedule, released July 16, puts the Leafs on opening night against the Canadiens at Scotiabank Arena, with a Boxing Day rematch in Montreal and Daniel Alfredsson’s return to Ottawa on Jan. 20.
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Maple Leafs Hire Daniel Alfredsson as Associate Coach, Adding Two More to Jim Hiller’s Staff
Toronto hired the former Senators captain away from Ottawa’s bench, naming Alfredsson associate coach alongside new assistants John Gruden and Brad Werenka. The Leafs open the season Sept. 29 at home against Montreal.
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Maple Leafs Sign Defenseman Emil Andrae to Two-Year, $1.55 Million Contract
Toronto signed the 24-year-old defenseman, acquired from Philadelphia in June, to a two-year deal at $1.55 million per season, avoiding arbitration.
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Morgan Rielly Trade Called ‘When, Not If,’ but No Maple Leafs Deal Is Close
Insider David Pagnotta calls a Morgan Rielly trade a matter of ‘when, not if,’ but with San Jose out of the mix and Toronto unwilling to attach a sweetener, no deal is close.
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Maple Leafs Say They Aren’t Shopping Matthew Knies, but Will Listen on an Overpay
Toronto keeps denying it is trading its 23-year-old power winger, yet the reporting won’t stop. Frank Seravalli says the Leafs and Stars have discussed a No. 7 pick for Knies.
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Gavin McKenna Signs Entry-Level Deal With Maple Leafs, Turning Pro After One Season at Penn State
Toronto’s 2026 first-overall pick has signed a three-year entry-level contract, ending his college eligibility and setting up a push to make the Maple Leafs roster out of camp.
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Maple Leafs’ Reported Werenski Pursuit Stalls as Blue Jackets and Defenseman Clear the Air
TSN’s Darren Dreger reported Toronto was all-in on Zach Werenski. Columbus wanted Matthew Knies, Toronto said no, and the star defenseman now sounds comfortable staying put.
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Maple Leafs hire Jim Hiller as head coach
Toronto ends its coaching search with a veteran assistant who has spent a decade in the NHL.
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Kings hire Peter Laviolette as head coach
Laviolette takes over a Los Angeles team in the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs.