Maple Leafs News & Analysis

Jack Roslovic won the Maple Leafs top-line right wing with a three-point finale. Why the alternatives were weaker, and what settling it unlocks.

The Maple Leafs top six puts Roslovic with Matthews and McKenna with Tavares. It is backwards: the rookie belongs on the first line, and here is the case why.

Jack Roslovic drew the first look on Auston Matthews' wing at Leafs camp. Why the signing is better than its reception, and what he has to prove by November.

Maple Leafs training camp lines, day one: Roslovic with Matthews and Knies, McKenna with Tavares and Nylander, and a surprise on the second defence pair.

Maple Leafs NHL EDGE stats explain the Raddysh trade: 97 shot attempts at 90-plus mph against a team total of 34. Plus Roslovic's speed-burst profile.

Jack Roslovic is the Maple Leafs’ riskiest bet of the summer: $4M for a streaky 29-year-old in a job Gavin McKenna needs to have.

Which Maple Leafs training camp roster spots are actually open? Two top-six wings, the 3C job, a third pair — and a cap crunch up front.

Jack Roslovic is the Maple Leafs' cheapest answer to an unsolved top six. At $4 million with 21 goals last season, he belongs on Auston Matthews' wing.

Toronto's July 1 Maple Leafs free agency signings — Sissons, Blueger and Roslovic — cost about $10.75M in cap and remade the forward group with centre depth, speed and a right-shot punch.