Jeremy Franks

The vibe around the Toronto Maple Leafs quickly changed not long after the new front-office duo of John Chayka and Mats Sundin was hired.

John Chayka surprised many with his out-of-nowhere hiring of Jim Hiller to be the head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Many NHL observers suspected a high-profile name would land the job.

One of the most perplexing storylines of the Toronto Maple Leafs' offseason has been the never-ending rumors of trading Matthew Knies.

General manager John Chayka has been busy during his first offseason with the Toronto Maple Leafs. He has not been shy about making moves to turn around the team's fortunes after a miserable 2025-26 that saw Toronto miss the NHL playoffs.

The Toronto Maple Leafs' history with former homegrown star Mitch Marner was brought back into focus last week by the player's agent, Darren Ferris.

Gavin McKenna has been very busy since being selected first overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the NHL Draft. From visiting his new home city to

On the Barn Burner podcast, Sportsnet analyst Justin Bourne pinpointed the one core trait setting John Chayka apart from past Maple Leafs front offices.

Trade talk surrounding the Toronto Maple Leafs' Morgan Rielly, the team's longest-serving player, has been ongoing throughout the NHL offseason. Over a month ago, when the defenseman and his agent submitted a four-team list of potential trade destinations, it was thought to be a

Gavin McKenna doesn't fit the mold of the Toronto Maple Leafs' veteran players' button-downed, reserved, professional approach over the past decade. Current captain Auston Matthews, former captain John Tavares, and longest-serving player Morgan Rielly have all been very business-like and courteous during their years in Toronto, almost straining to be guarded, not saying anything remotely controversial.

As the first overall draft pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Gavin McKenna will be heavily scrutinized as he finds his way in the NHL. The former Penn State Nittany Lion has already been very visible this summer, making public appearances in Toronto, taking part in the NHL Rookie Showcase, and