The Toronto Maple Leafs made a fairly big roster move on Thursday night as the team prepares for Friday's trade deadline. With the NHL Trade Deadline ending at 3PM on Friday, March 7, teams are in the final stretch of shaping their rosters before the playoffs, or in the case of selling teams; accelerate a rebuild.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly in talks with the New York Islanders about one of their bigger, nastier defensemen ahead of Friday's trade deadline.
Following a 5-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights in which Woll was pulled from the game in the first period, allowing three goals on seven shots, it was another challenging game for Woll who allowed in five goals in a win Sunday against Pittsburgh.
On the eve of the trade deadline, a major trade target for the Toronto Maple Leafs has been removed from the trade board due to a lengthy injury. With the Toronto Maple Leafs scrambling to make a deal on the eve of the trade deadline, they will have to scratch off another name in St.
Amid all the uncertainty surrounding who the Toronto Maple Leafs might target and what assets they’d be willing to give up ahead of Friday’s NHL Trade Deadline, there appears to be at least some clarity over what the club’s shopping list may look like.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are in the middle of what’s become a polarizing NHL Trade Deadline out of seemingly nothing. Although, that is quite literally why it’s become polarizing.
There was a lot of waiver wire movement on the final day before the NHL Trade Deadline. On Thursday, the Toronto Maple Leafs placed forward Ryan Reaves on waivers, as did the Carolina Hurricanes with forward Riley Stillman.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have placed veteran forward Ryan Reaves on waivers, according to multiple reports. While unlikely, the move opens the possibility of Reaves being claimed by another NHL team before potentially being reassigned to the AHL for salary cap relief.
In breaking news, five players were placed on the NHL waiver wire, and three others were claimed.
By Stan Smith The Toronto Marlies have faced a significant dip in offensive production over the past couple of games following a dominant 7-2 victory over the Laval Rocket.
It’s shaping up to be the most important trade deadline for the Toronto Maple Leafs, so we’re revisiting the past for any lessons that Brad Treliving and his staff can adhere to ahead of Friday.
The Mikko Rantanen situation in Carolina has just taken a very intriguing turn for the Toronto Maple Leafs amid heavy trade speculation.
According to sources, the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Carolina Hurricanes are reportedly discussing a blockbuster involving Matthew Knies and Mikko Rantanen.
Darren Dreger’s suggestion during Wednesday’s TSN Insider Trading segment has several Toronto Maple Leafs fans calling for blood. The Leafs have been linked to Brayden Schenn in trade talks, and Dreger went on air yesterday and suggested that the Leafs are not only still interested in the St.
Brad Treliving is famously quoted as saying that teams are built in the offseason. His preference towards avoiding a splash at the trade deadline has been well documented and as you’ll see below, his preference both as the Calgary Flames GM, and in his first season as the Toronto Maple Leafs GM is to avoid making a big splash.
With less than 48 hours until the NHL trade deadline, fewer players remain available than at the start of the week. Some of the targets the Toronto Maple Leafs were after have either signed new contracts or were traded to other teams.
The NHL Trade Deadline is right around the corner and while question marks linger for most teams in the race for hockey’s holy grail, the Toronto Maple Leafs have one question mark that won’t be answered at the deadline.
The Toronto Maple Leafs didn’t show up until too late against the Vegas Golden Knights on the road. Despite a solid game from Auston Matthews, the result was a tough 5-2 loss.
The 2025 NHL trade deadline is just hours away at this point, and the Toronto Maple Leafs need to make a move to set themselves up for success. Teams within
Friday’s NHL trade deadline is approaching fast, and the Toronto Maple Leafs are bound to make a move. A trade for Toronto will likely consist of an asset considered for the future.
The NHL trade deadline is fast approaching and all is quiet on the Toronto Maple Leafs side of things. General manager Brad Treliving has made it clear that his top priority is to acquire a centre and reports indicate this is his priority, at the time of filing.
Matthew Knies didn't waste time settling a grudge.
TSN’s Darren Dreger reported on TSN Insider Trading on Wednesday night that the Toronto Maple Leafs continue to search for a center at the trade deadline.
Matthew Knies has quickly established himself as one of the best draft picks in recent memory for the Toronto Maple Leafs. A power forward with a high hockey IQ, he plays with a similar tenacity and smarts as a young John Tavares.
Ask Toronto Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving his opinion on making big mid-season moves over the years, and he provides variations of one consistent answer: he’ll never trade just for the sake of trading or because of external pressure.
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