During an appearance on TSN’s “First Up,” NHL analyst Matthew Cauz labeled Marner’s time with the Maple Leafs as “nine years of ineptitude” when it came to playoff performance.

In today’s NHL rumour rundown, the Columbus Blue Jackets tried to include forward Yegor Chinakhov in a trade to acquire Noah Dobson. Elsewhere, the Toronto Maple Leafs did a lot of work this offseason,

The Maple Leafs acquired forward Dearborn's Dakota Joshua from the Canucks in exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 2028 NHL Draft.

For the first time, the NHL had a coordinated schedule release where clubs had a chance to flex their creativity. Of course, this also gave some clubs (not all) a chance to poke fun at the Maple Leafs.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are utilizing the additional cap space they ended up with when Mitch Marner left to move up a level in the NHL’s salary cap. Whereas

The Toronto Maple Leafs have moved on from Mitch Marner by signing four NHL players; Matias Maccelli, Dakota Joshua, Joshua Roy, and Michael Pezzetta, for a combined $10.5 million. While none match Marner individually.

While the Maple Leafs lost Mitch Marner in NHL Free Agency, they still had a solid summer, with some signings earning high grades.

One of the Maple Leafs' top prospects has officially confirmed where he plans to play out his 2025-26 season after being selected in the 2nd round of the 2025 draft.

With just five games in February—and none between Feb. 4 and Feb. 24—due to the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, NHL insider Mike Johnson appeared on TSN’s “First Up” on Thursday to say that the Leafs’ two-goalie rotation may become a clear advantage.