Jeremy Franks

Former Vegas Golden Knights head coach and Stanley Cup winner, Bruce Cassidy, has expressed interest in the Toronto Maple Leafs' coaching vacancy, provided he receives permission to pursue the position.

It has been a whirlwind introduction for new general manager John Chayka, whose arrival to the Toronto Maple Leafs immediately ushered in a dramatic new era of hockey operations.

The clock is ticking in Toronto. As the Toronto Maple Leafs coaching search officially enters its final stages, general manager John Chayka has indicated a decision is coming in the next "several days."

John Chayka and the Toronto Maple Leafs have had an eventful few days. First, the Maple Leafs general manager made his first significant roster move by

Reports suggest the Toronto Maple Leafs "covet" an unrestricted free agent defenseman, but there are many red flags that make the breakout defenseman a risky signing.

The first season after the acrimonious split with former homegrown all-star winger Mitch Marner nearly proved disastrous for the Toronto Maple Leafs and their fans.

When word came that the Toronto Maple Leafs had hired controversial candidate John Chayka and inexperienced franchise icon, Mats Sundin, to lead their new front office, most could be excused if they thought the malaise hovering over the organization would continue.

The Toronto Maple Leafs and new general manager John Chayka have already had an active start to the NHL offseason. With the draft less than a week away and free agency just around the corner, league-wide action is sure to pick up.

With a mandate to turn around the Toronto Maple Leafs, new general manager John Chayka is leaving no stone unturned. Much to the chagrin of many in the team's fan base, the Leafs new front office leader

Recent reports that Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly and his agent have submitted a list of teams in which he would waive his no-movement clause have amped up speculation that a move might be imminent.