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Jim Hiller might be exactly what Auston Matthews needs to get back on track (opens the original)
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It's no secret the Toronto Maple Leafs look much different compare to last year. Many experts and media outlets have praised John Chayka's moves to improve the roster during the offseason, and it's hard to imagine the Toronto Maple Leafs being any worse than they were last year. One move that was made that many are still divided on, however, was the signing of new Head Coach, Jim Hiller, with many unsure if a coach like him who's had minimal success at the NHL level can help re-vamp this Leafs t
What should we realistically expect from the 2026-27 Maple Leafs? (opens the original)
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The 2026 Toronto Maple Leafs offseason has been nothing to snease at. While their team would have a tough time being any worse than they were last year, new GM hire John Chayka has done an admirable job of improving the team's roster, all the way from goaltending, to the back end, and even their new-look forward group. After the lacklustre second half to last season, Many Leafs fans (along with myself) have some actual hope and excitement heading into 2026-27. But while the many changes made sho
Where the Maple Leafs rank among the Atlantic Division's best teams (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have been one of the NHL's busiest teams this offseason, opting to try and contend for the next few years as opposed to trying to rebuild, and given their lack of any draft picks over the next two seasons, that's definitely the right call. Blockbuster moves such as adding Darren Raddysh and Sergei Bobrovsky, as well as junior phenom Gavin McKenna with the first-overall pick have given fans hope for this upcoming year, and for good reason. The Toronto Maple Leafs look hung
Predicting the Maple Leafs power play units for next season (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs enter the 2026-27 with a drastically overhauled roster compared to the disappointing, 28th-placed team they had a year ago. Since being hired in May, John Chayka and Mats Sundin have come in and made major changes to the team's coaching staff, front office, and of course, the actual player roster. These new changes are sure to affect the team's power play lines, an area that the Maple Leafs have been near the league leaders at over the past few years, as since 2020-21, th
John Chayka's busy offseason leaves next year in the players' hands (opens the original)
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Toronto Maple Leafs General Manager John Chayka has been a breath of fresh air since the firing of Brad Treliving near the end of the 2025-26 season. Despite his below-than-average track record in his previous role with the Arizona Coyotes, Chayka has been proactive in his new role with the Leafs, upgrading the defense group and goal crease with some of the top available free agents. Along with a revamped coaching staff and bottom-six forward group, Chayka's moves have given Toronto Maple Leafs
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