Following an abbreviated offseason that was still longer than the Leafs and their fans had hoped for, the team signaled the opening of their 2021 training camp on Wednesday morning with the unveiling of their camp roster. Camp crew ⛺️ Here's our roster for Training Camp Fuelled by @GatoradeCanada. ⁰#LeafsForever pic.twitter.com/PpJc8VaNh6 — Toronto Maple Leafs…
On this week’s episode of The Leafs Nation Radio Podcast, Caroline is joined by Mer, Michael, and Nick R. to discuss the latest happenings in Leafs land and the rest of the hockey world. The team dives into the wild story of the Danbury Trashers from Netflix’s “Untold” series and the impact of fighting in…
Ilya Mikheyev came into the Leafs’ organization as a relative unknown after signing as an undrafted free agent out of the KHL in the 2019 offseason. It didn’t take long for him to endear himself to the Leafs faithful, however, due in large part to his up-tempo style of play and his famous plea for…
Over the last few weeks, we here at The Leafs Nation have been counting down the top-20 prospects in the Leafs’ organization as voted on by our team of writers, as well as a couple of outside contributors familiar with Toronto’s system. Our countdown reached it’s conclusion on Friday with Rasmus Sandin taking over the…
Powered by InStat Hockey Rasmus Sandin burst onto the scene after being drafted late in the first round of the 2018 NHL Draft, nearly making the Leafs’ roster on the back of an impressive training camp and preseason. He didn’t end up making the cut in that first year but the way he handled the…
Powered by InStat Hockey Selected with the 17th pick in the 2017 NHL Draft, Timothy Liljegren came into the Leafs’ organization with considerable hype. He began his draft season being touted as a potential top-five pick with big-time offensive upside but missed significant time battling mononucleosis and never really got back on track in time…
Powered by InStat Hockey The Leafs were without a first-round pick in the 2021 draft after a deadline deal to acquire Nick Foligno from Columbus but they may have ultimately landed a first-round caliber prospect with their second-round selection, forward Matthew Knies. The Arizona native was a late riser on public draft boards and was…
Powered by InStat Hockey Pavel Gogolev has taken a less conventional path to his first appearance on TLN’s Leafs prospect rankings but the undrafted winger’s offensive tools and scoring upside land him at #15 on this year’s list. After passing through the NHL draft three times, Gogolev signed an AHL contract with the Marlies for…
Powered by InStat Hockey The Leafs were without a first-round pick and made just three total selections in the 2021 NHL Draft but their fifth-round pick, Sarnia Sting forward Ty Voit, has the potential to become one of the steals of the draft. Voit had a solid first season in the OHL in 2019-20, tallying…
Powered by InStat Hockey It’s that time of year again. The dog days of summer are here and it’s time to take stock of the Leafs’ prospect pipeline before we ramp up for another busy season. The votes have been tallied and the countdown gets underway for real on Monday but we kick off the…
The Leafs’ signing of Swedish goaltender Erik Källgren back in May came with little fanfare but he could prove to be a valuable addition to Toronto’s goaltending depth chart. Set to turn 25-years-old in October, Källgren is signed for the next two seasons with an NHL league minimum cap hit of $750,000 and he will…
Powered by InStat Hockey The entire hockey calendar has been turned upside down during the pandemic but things are finally beginning to get back on track, signified in part by the return of the World Junior Summer Showcase at the end of July. Canada didn’t send a team this year, however, opting to hold their…
