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September 8, 2026 at 10:06 am #80970
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Participantinteresting season coming
Minten 7 years 7.2mil contracts are getting wacky
September 8, 2026 at 9:04 am #80966dmnted
ParticipantTwo weeks before the new season drops for the Leafs!!!!!
BOOO Yeah !!!!!
September 4, 2026 at 4:06 pm #80676dmnted
ParticipantThe Toronto Maple Leafs have signed forward Brendan Brisson to a one-year $850 contract.
Does this mean bye-bye Lorentz?September 4, 2026 at 11:09 am #80661dmnted
ParticipantThe Leafs at the moment, sit at $1,846,898 over the cap.
With the new changes to trainning camp this year, there are no player physicals errr something like that.
I guest the Leafs are waiting till the 29th to put Domi on LTIR so they can get under the cap unless there is a trade.
It doesn’t leave not much or any room for potential waiver pick upsSeptember 3, 2026 at 4:56 pm #80587dmnted
Participantfor most seasons, probably. But I think the roster is pretty set, maybe 1 or 2 spots at most
I do think the roster is already set also.
and I don’t think there is an open spot as the Leafs do have a few extra players that will be disappointed.-
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September 3, 2026 at 1:54 pm #80573senstrolltwo
Participantjust a couple weeks till we see the Leafs back in action in a split squad games.
having four games in two split quads games is not a good way to evalute who makes the team. IMO.
for most seasons, probably. But I think the roster is pretty set, maybe 1 or 2 spots at most
September 3, 2026 at 1:37 pm #80572dmnted
Participantjust a couple weeks till we see the Leafs back in action in a split squad games.
having four games in two split quads games is not a good way to evalute who makes the team. IMO.
September 1, 2026 at 9:27 am #80409senstrolltwo
Participantsome counting stats. if they are accurate
for those that care.MOST BLOCKED SHOTS BY FORWARDS
LAST 5 YEARSAuston Matthews — 417
Elias Pettersson — 385
Alex Tuch — 380
Alexander Wennberg — 355
Anze Kopitar — 351Matthews leading all NHL forwards in blocked shots over the past 5 years also second in take aways 304
August 28, 2026 at 11:39 pm #80145PrinceLH
ParticipantThe Atlantic will be ridiculous this year. Just getting in will be a grand accomplishment. Leafs do have an eclectic group of players. An older defense, an older goaltending tandem, and a great mix of forwards, with a younger core coming along. If Matthews comes back to being one of the top 3 goal scorers and Willy hits 40 goals and 80 points, the Leafs will excel. If McKenna turns into the player they predict, it’ll be a fun watch.
August 26, 2026 at 3:38 pm #80045senstrolltwo
ParticipantThis is the future: Artur Akhtyamov. One injury and he comes up and maybe never goes down again. Rielly could be better this year, knowing that he’s on the bubble. I hope that he stayed in shape because the alternative is gone!
If Rielly is better, my money for the reason is on the coaching style, and the same goes for Matthews. Berube the longer he was around the team got worse and worse as he really got to put his stamp on the team. good riddance
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