Maple Leafs News & Analysis

The Panthers landed Jacob Markstrom, pushing Sergei Bobrovsky toward the Maple Leafs' thin crease. Inside Toronto's goaltending decision and the risk.

Alex Tuch and the Maple Leafs won't happen: he signed an eight-year, $84M deal and was sign-and-traded to Washington. What it means for Toronto's July 1 plan.

Patrik Laine is the bargain the Maple Leafs should chase on July 1. Why a short, incentive-laden deal on a former 40-goal scorer is Toronto's smart move.

Anders Lee is the Maple Leafs' top winger target for July 1. Why the net-front captain fits Toronto's core, the projected $6.6M deal, and the term risk.

Maple Leafs free agency begins July 1 with $22M in space and a gutted bottom six to rebuild. The cap picture, the targets and the goaltending wild card.

Matias Maccelli is a UFA after the Maple Leafs declined his roughly $4.11M qualifying offer. The cap logic behind letting a 39-point winger walk for free.

Troy Stecher is back in Toronto on a two-year, $2.7M deal. Why the Maple Leafs' $1.35M depth signing fits Chayka's cap-conscious offseason.

The Patrick Kane Maple Leafs rumour is tempting, but at 37 he's the wrong July 1 swing for a team trying to get younger and faster. An honest case against it.

The Mason Marchment Maple Leafs reunion is real before July 1 — Toronto is chasing the winger it traded away in 2020. The fit, the cost, and the risk.

Maple Leafs free agency 2026 opens July 1 with Chayka's stated approach — aggressive but disciplined, depth-first, and unwilling to overpay in a thin market.

The Maple Leafs offseason to-do list now that the draft is over: qualifying offers, the Rielly trade, goaltending depth, centre help and the McKenna signing.

Maple Leafs qualifying offers are due by 5 p.m. ET June 29. Here is what Chayka must decide on RFAs Nick Robertson and Matias Maccelli before July 1.

Why the Maple Leafs and Sergei Bobrovsky keep getting linked: the Stolarz connection, the cap math, and the Ersson decision due June 29.

Maple Leafs free agency opens July 1 with about $27 million in space and a barren market. Why the trade route, not a July 1 splash, is Chayka's smarter play.

The Matias Maccelli decision is a quiet Maple Leafs RFA problem — arbitration rights, a $3.425M base, and a qualifying-offer call due before July 1.

The Nick Robertson qualifying offer is the Maple Leafs' next call: tender $1.825M by late June, or lose him. And Robertson wants real term.

Boone Jenner is the best UFA centre available, but in a bone-dry market the Maple Leafs centre target search may push Chayka toward a McTavish or Wright trade instead.

Maple Leafs cap space is about $18.8M after Raddysh. Enough for one addition, but the centre need and a looming Knies raise tighten the math.