Edward Eng
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Maple Leafs’ waiver-wire luck could pay off in a big way down the road (opens the original)
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Prior to the start of the 2026-27 NHL season, the Toronto Maple Leafs began finalizing their Opening Night roster by placing various players on waivers. Among them shockingly included one of the Maple Leafs’ regular mainstays in the lineup for the past two seasons in veteran Steven Lorentz. To see that happening meant the likes of newcomers Nick Paul, Colton Sissons, Teddy Blueger, Brandon Duhaime and even Zack McEwen had all passed him on the Leafs’ depth chart. As a former Stanley Cup champion
Maple Leafs' ridiculous preseason schedule may hurt them (opens the original)
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Entering the 2026-27 season, NHL teams are well aware that the schedule format had been changed for the upcoming year. Teams will be playing an 84-game schedule for the regular season, up from 82 in previous years. To accommodate for the extended length of games, clubs have agreed to have a shortened preseason schedule that would see teams play only four games in total before starting the regular season. That’s where the problem lies when it comes to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Where practically ev
3 Maple Leafs players destined to have bounceback seasons in 2026-27 (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs had a forgettable 2025-26 NHL campaign last season that saw them sink to almost the bottom of the standings by the year’s end. A lot of their disappointment had to do with some underwhelming performances by some of the Leafs’ key players. Now with new management, a new influx of players, along with a fresh start to the upcoming season, Toronto has high hopes in becoming contenders once again. In order to accomplish the feat, they will need some of their stars that underac
The 3 best moves Maple Leafs GM John Chayka made this offseason (opens the original)
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As we have moved into September, training camp for NHL teams is set to open soon. The Toronto Maple Leafs and their fans should be excited in looking forward to a new season after a frustrating finish to their 2025-26 campaign. After all, the club had an extensive overhaul for both their management and their roster this offseason with hopes to get the Maple Leafs back into contending status. Led by Leafs GM John Chayka, Toronto made various moves this summer to help reshape the player landscape
Maple Leafs' goaltending could ruin their entire season (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs made their biggest splash this offseason when they signed one of the top free agents in the market in Sergei Bobrovsky. In doing so, both young goaltenders Joseph Woll and Dennis Hildeby became expendable and were both traded away this summer. As a result, it leaves Bobrovsky as the main man in the crease for the Leafs, with Anthony Stolarz as the trusted backup. But that setup, should the Maple Leafs actually be worried about their goaltending heading into next season? A
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