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Maple Leafs already won the Kirill Marchenko trade after one game (opens the original)
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Toronto Maple Leafs newly acquired forward, Kirill Marchenko registered a point 48 seconds into his career with the Blue and White and showed an immediate impact with the team, despite the team suffering a 3-2 loss. If you're team eye-test, you would have noticed Marchenko's size and stature from the second he was announced in the starting lineup. At 6-foot-3, 200 pounds, the Barnaul, Russia native has long flowing hair, a big beard and a chipped front tooth that makes him look like he's two mon
William Nylander could be the next Maple Leafs player traded (opens the original)
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William Nylander is now the third highest paid player on the Toronto Maple Leafs and for every year he stays with the team, his contract is going to look better and better. Nylander is a polarzing player. Drafted No. 8 overall in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, the winger has been brilliant. He's currently third in points amongst that draft class, behind David Pastrnak and Leon Draisaitl, and has been the Leafs most consistent player over the past few years. Auston Matthews is obviously the best playe
These Maple Leafs could be the perfect linemates for Kirill Marchenko (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs were already going to look a lot different next year, but then they decided to drop a bomb and trade for Kirill Marchenko one day before the season started. There's more to the trade, but the Leafs essentially traded Matthew Knies and a second round pick for Marchenko, but were able to extend him right away to a six-year deal at $12.5M AAV. That price-tag makes him the second highest paid player on the Leafs, right behind Auston Matthews, but NHL salaries are so out of wh
The Maple Leafs' season will live or die in October (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs are known for their slow starts, but they can't afford that this year if they want to get back into the playoffs. Over the past five years, the Leafs have barely been an above .500 team, with their best record being a 6-4-1 start in 2024. In year's past when it was seemingly a three-horse race, the organization could afford a slower start but with the Atlantic Division being the best in hockey, Toronto cannot afford to take their foot off the gas early. With the NHL seaso
Former prospect lands monster Bruins contract and reminds Leafs of their mistake (opens the original)
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Former Toronto Maple Leafs forward Fraser Minten is turning into the one who got away, as he signed a seven-year, $50.4M contract extension with the Boston Bruins today. Gary Bettman needs to implement a rule where the Leafs and Bruns can no longer make trades because Toronto has seemingly never won one. The most famous example was the Tuuka Rask deal, where the team traded a future Vezina Trophy winner and kept netminder Justin Pogge, who only played seven games with the blue-and-white. Fast-fo
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