Max Pacioretty will enter the lineup for the Toronto Maple Leafs, replacing Nick Robertson for Game 3 against the Ottawa Senators. Pacioretty took reps with Max Domi and Bobby McMann during Thursday’s morning skate, while Robertson and David Kampf were among the extras.
Ahead of Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Toronto Maple Leafs held practice Saturday, where head coach Craig Berube provided an indication of what the lineup will look like Sunday against the Ottawa Senators.
After the Leafs’ 4–0 against the Sabres on Tuesday night, the team has just one game left until the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs begin. And while we know the first-round will be a ‘Battle of Ontario’ against the Ottawa Senators, what is still unknown is the exact lineup that Toronto’s coach, Craig Berube, will employ for Game one of the series.
If you have the right mindset as an NHLer, you’ll bounce back from being scratched with a big performance, or at least an honest effort, in hopes of convincing your coach not to do it again.
How many of the yearly leaders in NHL goals since the 1990-91 season can you name in five minutes?
In the final weeks of the regular season, each game holds incremental weight and the Toronto Maple Leafs played one of their best games of the season, defeating the Columbus Blue Jackets 5-0 in a comprehensive showing.
The Columbus Blue Jackets entered the weekend looking for a spark in their race to the playoffs. Instead, they ran into a buzzsaw in Toronto on Saturday night.
The Toronto Maple Leafs kept the good momentum going on Saturday night against the playoff-hopeful Columbus Blue Jackets, picking up a convincing 5-0 win and extending their lead for the division title by four points, with the Tampa Bay Lightning collecting a point following a shootout loss to the Buffalo Sabres.
The Toronto Maple Leafs took to the ice for practice on Friday morning coming off of a huge 3-2 win at home over the Florida Panthers on Wednesday night.
This upcoming offseason could be deja vu all over again for Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nick Robertson. With just seven games left in the 2024-25 regular season, Leafs head coach Craig Berube has found a lineup he likes, and has been sticking with it, leaving the 23-year-old Robertson on the outside looking in.
It was a short and sweet 15-minute practice for the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday morning, as they return from a Western Conference trip that saw them play all three California teams in four days.
Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube revealed that Anthony Stolarz would be getting the start Saturday against the Los Angeles Kings. During a brief media availability, he also told reporters that Nick Robertson would be a healthy scratch, making room for Pontus Holmberg, who was already confirmed to be in on Friday.
Every team has to make tough choices in the playoffs. Some clubs are so deep that sitting deserving players is a reality, and the Toronto Maple Leafs are not immune to that situation.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are working hard to grab the top spot in the Atlantic Division. If they can, they’ll have a much easier path to the playoffs. They won’t have to face one of the Florida teams, who are always tough as nails when it counts.
Nick Robertson was playing his best hockey as a member of the Toronto Maple Leafs following the 4 Nations Face-Off break, and now, he can’t find his way back into the Leafs’ lineup.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nick Robertson appears to be in line to be a healthy scratch for the second consecutive game, based on practice lines posted by TSN’s Mark Masters.
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Joseph Woll is getting the start for Monday’s game against the Utah Hockey Club, head coach Craig Berube confirmed via TSN’s Mark Masters.
For any young NHL forward looking to make it as a full-time regular in the league, they need to play a 200-foot game, prioritize attention to details without the puck, and engage physically whenever possible.
There's some potential questions regarding whether Nick Robertson or Max Domi are going to be traded to make room for a new player, but sources have shut those down.
Nick Robertson has been subject to trade speculation all season, but in a stark contrast, spoke about his desire to win and to win as a Maple Leaf. The 2024-25 season has been something of a whirlwind for Nick Robertson and the Maple Leafs.
The Toronto Maple Leafs deal with a major question over the future of Nick Robertson following his trade request from earlier this season. Nick Robertson
A new report from The Athletic has Maple Leafs forward Nick Robertson's trade value for the upcoming deadline and it doesn't spark a lot of hope for fans.
As per James Mirtle of The Athletic, the Toronto Maple Leafs are not “going to get a whole lot” for Nicholas (Nick) Robertson in trade. Mirtle suggests,
Both players are intriguing options for teams looking for talent, especially if the Maple Leafs want to bring in a rental player to boost their roster for a playoff push.
NHL Insider Chris Johnston recently shared his perspective on a Toronto Maple Leafs Nicholas Robertson potential trade during an episode of The Leaf Report podcast.
The move sets what could be the market for Robertson.
Robertson does have the ability to be a contributor — as we saw last year.
In a recent discussion on The Athletic’s podcast, James Mirtle joined host JD Bunkis to delve into the potential future of Toronto Maple Leafs winger Nick Robertson amid a sluggish start to the season.
He will be entering his fifth professional season in the upcoming year — impressive experience for someone still a few weeks away from age 23.
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