Top Prospects
By Joe (
Canucks) On Sunday 19th April 2026 / 4:50am Scoop Cooper was fired after his original report on top OTHL prospects disappeared. Here is new scout Bob Davidson's (and truncated) report
The top teenage players for each team:
Edmonton - John Vanbiesbrouck, Al MacInnis, Gary Suter, Tony Granato, Adam Oates, Glenn Healey, Tom Kurvers, Brian Skrudland
Detroit - Grant Fuhr, Dave Babych, Brian Bellows, Gus Adams, Ken Daneyko
Boston - Brett hull, Dave Ellett, Pat Flatley, Pat Verbeek,
Toronto - John Cullen, John MacLean, Pelle Eklund, Serei Nemchinov, Andrei Lomakin, Jan Erixon,
Pittsburgh - Ron Francis, Dave Andreychuk, Troy Murray, Mike Ridley, Rick Tocchet, Ulf Samuelsson
Philadelphia - None. But they have 20 year olds Wayne Gretzky and Mark Messier
New York Rangers - None. And that's a problem.
New York Islanders - Tomas Sandstrom, Dale Hawerchuk, Kevin Dineen
Montreal - Bobby Carpenterov
Chicago - Chris Chelios, Doug Gilmour, Ray Ferraro, Jon Casey,
Calgary - Brent Sutter, Mike Vernon, Scott Stevens, Phil Housley, Steve Smith, Gary Leeman, Garry Galley, Chris Terreri, Petr Klima, Steve Thomas
Vancouiver - Tony Tanti, Ron Hextall, Gerard Gallant, James Patrick
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Season 43 preview from Newfoundland
By Joe (
Canucks) On Friday 27th March 2026 / 2:13am Ah b’y, lemme tell ya about dis hockey club ya got—she’s a beauty, sure, built tough as a saltbox house in a nor’easter. Dis squad ain’t just playin’ the game, dey’re livin’ it, like a bunch o’ fellas raised on backyard rinks an’ frozen ponds, stick in hand since dey were knee-high to a capelin.
Up front, ya got skill, me son—silky mitts an’ snipers what can pick a corner quicker than ya can say “where ya to?” Dey’re buzzin’ ‘round the ice like flies on a jam jar, makin’ defenders look right foolish, I tells ya. An’ da way dey cycles the puck? Ohhh lord love a duck, it’s cleaner than Sunday mornin’ after mass.
On the back end, da defense is sturdy as a wharf post. Dey’re clearin’ the crease, blockin’ shots, an’ movin’ the puck up ice like dey got somewhere important to be. No panic in ‘em neither—cool as a cold Atlantic breeze, b’y.
An’ don’t get me started on the goalie—steady as she goes! Standin’ tall in the crease, robbin’ shooters blind like a sneaky fox in the night. Opposin’ teams must be sayin’, “Whaddaya at?” every time dey gets stoned.
Best part? Dey plays as a unit, all hands on deck. No passengers here, no sir. Just a hard-workin’, blue-collar crew scrapin’ an’ battlin’ for every inch o’ ice.
Mark me words, b’y—dis team’s got what it takes. If dey keeps ‘er lit, dere’s no tellin’ how far dey’ll go.
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year 43 Farm Preview
By Joe (
Canucks) On Wednesday 25th March 2026 / 3:03am The Vancouver Canucks place a high priority on their farm team's performance. Developing talent is always the number one goal - an integral strategy for the franchise's Stanley Cup pursuit - but winning multiple farm championships is also important.
"Creating a winning environment is so important for the development of our players. This past championship season we are seeing the likes of Tim Kerr, Dave Christian, Bob Froese, Rob Ramage and Craig Hartsburg graduate to the big leagues, and Vyacheslav Bykov soon on the way. We give them all the development tools, but also surround them with key veterans to help them thrive," says GM Joe Pelletier.
Gerry Gibbons, a AHL legend and (if there was such an award) multiple winner of the top defenseman in the minor leagues, has long been a key. The power play quarterback returns as the team's anchor. He mentors all the defensemen but he also creates tremendous offense to spearhead the forward's developmental curve.
The Bulls blueline has been further insulated with the arrivals of Gary Rissling and Dave Pichette. They will be guiding youngsters like Tomas Jonsson, Bruce Driver, Marty McSorley and Garth Butcher.
Up front the dynamic Bykov will continue to dominate the league offensively. New comers Alan Haworth and Ron Flockhart promise to help the young Russian pivot to dominate the league offensively.
Two way players Guy Carbonneau, Brian Mullen, Brian McLellan, Ray Neufeld and Jiri Hrdina are also still very much in the Canucks plans. The Bulls will rely heavily on the top three lines as they develop these players for roles in the pros in coming seasons.
With Froese gone, Don Edwards looks to be the workhorse, but 1st overall pick Ron Hextall will need development immediately. And Mark "Trees" Laforest, who unlike Edwards has a long term contract going forward, has shown promise in his limited role in his first two seasons.
Elsewhere around the farm:
CCCP - The Soviet invasion strikes the minors, too, as Montreal develops young talents like Igor Larionov into superstars. Keep your eye out for Anatoli Semenov, a very underrated and classic Soviet depth centerman.
Mooseheads - Speaking of Soviets, Viktor Tikhonov has been hired to coach the Flyers prospects. Much of their amazing young talent has emerged in the big leagues, changing the franchise's fortunes dramatically. But young Al MacInnis on the blue line is the key player to develop. No one knows how to use a wooden stick to shoot harder than this young defender.
Nordiques - Les Nordiques have a ton of young talent. Patrik Sundstrom, Kevin Dineen, Laurie Boschman, and of course Dale Hawerchuk will one day be dominating the OTHL with the parent New York Islanders
Brass - The Boston rebuild might stall if the Bruins do not start filling up their farm system. It remains to be seen if the recent 1st round draft picks Brett Hull and Pat Verbeek will turn prop and star with the Brass. They need a youthful injection. Do you keep your eye on sleeper Rostislav Vlach.
Thunder: Chris Chelios. Doug Gilmour. Steve Larmer. Tom Fergus. There are lots of reasons to be excited in Niagara Falls. And soon in Chicago.
Tigers: AHL championship finalists Tigers return with an amazing collection of young talent - perhaps the best in the league. Clint Malarchuk looks like he will be a stud in goal. Dave Andrechuk, Adam Oates, and Mike Bullard are certain superstars in the making. But the entire rest of the lineup truly features quality pro-worthy talent to be developed.
Whalers - Roger Neilson takes over as coach in Hartford, and he promises to bring his bag of (many) tricks with him. Is there a better coach to develop the likes of Glenn Healy, Tom Kurvers, Ron Francis, Neal Broten and Dale Hunter. Those 3 mentioned center ice men will one day completely dominate the pro Oilers.
Americans - Like the parent Flames, the Amerks featured plenty of talent but badly need some direction. A blue line with Larry Murphy, Lee Fogolin, Bad Marsh and Kevin Lowe. Super Swede Hakan Loob skates up front with the likes of Brent Sutter, Mike Krushelnyski and Tom McCarthy. Pete Peeters and Andy Moog are options in net. This team has the talent to win it all this season and graduate many players to the pros soon.
Fighting Saints - Like the Brass, this team needs some youth injected in it. The Rangers farm team has been very competitive but remember the farm team's first goal is always player development. Watch for dman Gordie Roberts. He's just a really solid pro who will have a long career - and he was named after none other than Gordie Howe!
Gibsons - There's a whole new identity in Kalamazoo. And that dump of a town could use a new identity. If the team pulls goaltender Grant Fuhr plays with an extra attacker, check out this Six String of skaters they can ice - Paul Coffey and Brad McCrimmon on the blue line, with Brian Propp, Lars Gunnar Pettersson, Dave Barr and Dave Semenko.
Ice Flyers - The Stanley Cup champion Maple Leafs have a lot of great young talent options on the farm, but general manager Matt will almost certainly sacrifice all of it in the pursuit of developing his personal favorite player of all time. The age of Jan Erixon is here.
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OTHL Year 43 Team Previews
By Joe (
Canucks) On Sunday 22nd March 2026 / 11:08pm Chicago Blackhawks
GM: Charlie | Coach: Herb Brooks |
The Blackhawks are a young, talented team with plenty of depth and a promising future. The top of the roster features veteran forward group of Darryl Sittler and Marc Tardif, alongside younger contributors like Guy Chouinard, Ken Linseman, and the highly-touted rookie Denis Savard. Anders Hedberg and Rick Middleton will provide consistent offensive punch on the wing. The blue line is anchored by Ken Baird, an OTHL stud, and big offseason acquisition Carol Vadnais. In goal, the Blackhawks legend Tony Esposito will be mentoring a young tandem of Don Beaupre. Chris Chelios, Doug Gilmour, Steve Larmer and Dave Poulin will be joining the team soon, making them a team to contend with for the coming years.
Boston Bruins
GM: John | Coach: Bill Gadsby |
The Bruins enter Season 42 in the midst of an ambitious rebuild. GM John has been strategically shedding veterans and accumulating draft picks and young players, and the roster rich in future potential reflects that philosophy. New head head coach Bill Gadsby, the commander of the dynastic Canucks the past five seasons, brings experience behind the bench. The Bruins landed the 1st overall draft choice, selecting Brett Hull - the best goal scoring prospect in years. The also added Pat Verbeek and Dave Ellett to a group that already include Bryan Trottier, Thomas Steen and Dino Ciccarelli. The Bruins might be a couple of years away but they already look intimidating.
Montreal Canadiens
GM: Mario | Coach: Rudy Pilous |
The Canadiens are a fascinating club built heavily around elite Soviet and Eastern Bloc talent. GM Mario, one of the league's most vocal and enthusiastic GMs, has constructed a roster with a distinct international flavour - soon to be all Soviet players.. The forward group is headlined by young star Sergei Makarov, a pure scorer of the highest order, alongside veterans Vladimir Petrov and Viktor Zhluktov. Alexander Lobanov and Vladimir Kovin provide excellent depth through all three forward positions, while the Canadiens recently acquired legendary goalie Vladislav Tretiak from Vancouver via trade — his arrival in Montreal signals an exciting new chapter. Coach Rudy Piilous brings old-school structure to a talented squad hungry to prove the CCCP connection can deliver championship hockey.
Vancouver Canucks
GM: Joe | Coach: Anatoli Tarasov |
The Canucks are the class of the OTHL, entering Season 42 as the league's most dominant franchise of the recent era. GM Joe has built a dynasty around elite all-around play, and they are currently in the Stanley Cup Final against the Toronto Maple Leafs for the fourth consecutive year, seeking their third championship in four seasons. The roster is anchored by the league's best centre in Erich Kuhnhackl (OV 84), captain John French, and a deep stable of skilled contributors including Thomas Gradin, Kelly Kisio, Peter and Anton Stastny, Lanny McDonald, and Rick MacLeish. The recent blockbuster departure of legendary goalie Vladislav Tretiak — traded to the Canadiens after multiple Vezina trophies and two Stanley Cups — creates the franchise's biggest question mark heading into the new season. Defensively, the Canucks are experienced and physical. Their farm team, the Bulls, has been equally dominant in the AHL, gunning for another AHL championship. With the deepest farm and prospect system in the league Vancouver is well-equipped to remain elite even in the post-Tretiak era. Joe has already navigated significant roster transitions before — the dynasty rolls on.
Calgary Flames
GM: ? | Coach: Don Cherry |
The Flames are one of the OTHL's most star-studded rosters, a deep and dangerous team built for both the present and future.They have assembled an impressive forward corps that includes Hall of Fame-calibre talent: Gilbert Perreault, Pete Mahovlich, Bernie Federko, Mike Bossy, Guy Lafleur, and Steve Shutt headline a lineup dripping with offensive firepower. Young guns like Glenn Anderson, Rick Vaive, and Mats Naslund provide exciting upside alongside the veterans. The blue line is anchored by Brad Park and Jerry Korab — both still effective veterans — along with Guy Lapointe and Barry Beck. Goaltending is a question mark based on the visible roster. Don Cherry behind the bench brings a fiery, physical philosophy perfectly suited to a team of this size and intensity that this team desperately needs. It has lacked direction and has underachieved for years.
Philadelphia Flyers
GM: Jon | Coach: Scotty Bowman |
The Flyers are one of the most complete teams in the OTHL, blending offensive stars with elite defensive players and coached by the winningest coach in hockey history, Scotty Bowman. GM Jon has constructed a deep, dangerous roster with Wayne Gretzky — still young at 20 with an OV of 82 — as the centreman of the future alongside Dave Taylor, Bobby Smith, Mario Tremblay, and Mark Howe on the left wing. Mike Gartner is a burgeoning star on the right, while Ray Bourque and Doug Wilson form one of the most offensively gifted defensive pairs in the league. Alexander Andrevi, Ron Chipperfield, and Blaine Stoughton round out a forward group with excellent depth and versatility. Bill Hajt and Bob Dailey provide physicality and defensive structure on the blue line. With Scotty Bowman's tactical genius guiding a loaded roster and the Great One still ascending, Philadelphia is a legitimate Cup contender for years to come.
New York Islanders
GM: Nic | Coach: Jacques Demers |
The Islanders are a team in transition. The team still has legitimate talent. Wayne Dillon leads the forwards as an 81-rated centre, with Warren Young providing gritty two-way play. Willi Plett brings size and toughness on the wing, while Lars Molin and Hakan Sodergren are reliable contributors. Young prospect Dale Hawerchuk (OV 74, age 19) is one of the most exciting future builds on the roster and could quickly develop into a franchise centre. On the blue line, veterans Serge Savard and Ed Kea provide leadership and defensive stability, while Dave Langevin, John Van Boxmeer, and Larry Robinson offer experience. Coach Jacques Demers is known for motivating teams in transition. The Islanders' farm team, the Nordiques, provides a developmental path.
Toronto Maple Leafs
GM: Matt | Coach: John Muckler |
The Maple Leafs are the feel-good story of the OTHL right now. Originating as the Los Angeles Kings before relocating to hockey's most storied market, the franchise has transformed into a legitimate powerhouse under GM Matt. The Leafs evolved from an aging, defensively-minded team into an offensive force in Season 42 — winning the regular season title for the first time — and then defeated the Canucks in the Finals to capture the Stanley Cup. The forward core is exceptional: Kent Nilsson, Matti Hagman, Wilf Paiement, Ilkka Sinisalo, Mark Napier, and John Tonelli are all 78–82 OV players, giving the Leafs incredible line-by-line depth. Borje Salming captains the blue line, supported by Dave Lewis, Stefan Persson, Ken Morrow, and Kjell Samuelsson. Goaltending behind the blue line has been strong, led by the young Kelly Hrudey. The Leafs will be a threat to contend again this season..
Edmonton Oilers
GM: Pete | Coach: Pat Quinn |
The Oilers are clearly in a rebuild. GM Pete and coach Pat Quinn have a roster heavy on youth and journeyman veterans rather than marquee stars, but are the right two men to lead what is clearly a patient and methodical rebuild. Pat Quinn, who is known for building physical, hard-nosed teams and will create the environment for the young players to thrive. The recent draft landed an impressive haul of new talent - with Rick Tocchet, Tony Granato, Ulf Samuelsson and Bob Rouse all perfect for Quinn's system. Other up and coming youngsters in Alberta's capital include John Vanbiesbrouck, Tom Kurvers, Charlie Huddy, Ron Francis and Dale Hunter. While the Oilers await their development, Joe Mullen, Greg Caroll and Doug Risebrough will try to hold the fort until they arrive.
Pittsburgh Penguins
GM: Stephane | Coach: Fred Shero |
The Penguins are one of the most well-rounded teams in the OTHL, combining veteran leadership with young stars and coached by the legendary Fred Shero. GM Stephane has put together a deep, talented roster that is always knocking on the door of greatness, and just needs the patience to let the young players develop. Captained by a young Mark Messier — already showing elite two-way instincts at age 20, the forward corps is excellent top-to-bottom: Tim Young, Jorgen Pettersson, Peter McNab, Morris Lukowich, Charlie Simmer, Mark Johnson, and Stan Smyl The Pens have multiple reliable lines of offensive threats. Terry Ruskowski and Mike Rogers add veteran depth at centre. Denis Potvin anchors a strong blue line as assistant captain, supported by newcomer Craig Norwich and Greg Smith. It is just a matter of time before the Penguins win a Stanley Cup.
New York Rangers
GM: Pat | Coach: Doug Barkley
The Rangers are a veteran-heavy, experienced team playing at the iconic Madison Square Garden. GM Pat has assembled a roster that skews older, with several seasoned players on long-term or high-value contracts. The forward group is led by Pierre Larouche, Michel Goulet (assistant captain and only 21 years old), Mike Murphy, Christian Bordeleau, and Eric Vail — a mix of proven scorers and creative playmakers. Roland Eriksson and Ron Sedlbauer add solid depth, while young Bernie Nicholls provides exciting offensive upside off the bench. On the blue line, Tom Bladon is the top-rated defender at OV 82, backed by Willie Huber, Steve Durbano, and a collection of older veterans including Freeman Asmundson and Wayne Cheesman. The Rangers have the highest salary cap expenditure in the league. The Rangers are going all in for the upcoming season.
Detroit Red Wings
GM: Chris | Coach: Bob Pulford |
The Red Wings feature genuine quality up front: Pierre Mondou, Jari Kurri, Clark Gillies, Holger Meitinger, Mel Bridgman, and Miltcho Nenov form a capable group with skilled scorers and physical contributors. Rod Langway and Rick Lapointe anchor a strong, shutdown defensive unit, with Reed Larson contributing offensively from the blue line. Do they have the goaltending? Glen Hanlon and Gary Bromley will tend to the nets behind a team that has historically featured very high offense but also surrenders a lot of goals. GM Chris may have the most intimate knowledge of how the league works, and must never be underestimated.
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End of an Era: Tretiak Leaves Vancouver
By Joe (
Canucks) On Tuesday 17th March 2026 / 5:54pm It is the end of an era in Vancouver.
The Canucks honoured goaltending legend Vladislav Tretiak's request to go join his Soviet counterparts in Montreal, moving him to CCCP in exchange for prospect Ron Flockhart and and 4 late draft picks in the upcoming draft.
Prospect Andrei Khomutov also goes to Montreal.
Tretiak was the 1st overall pick in year 30, the very first pick of GM Joe Pelletier's career. He had to trade his way for the first overall pick that year, knowing Tretiak would be the franchise's backbone for the next decade. He turned pro in year 32 and led the Canucks farm team to the AHL championship. He quickly turned the Canucks franchise around upon arrival on the west coast, winning two Stanley Cups in four Stanley Cup final appearances, five consecutive Vezina trophies, a Conn Smythe Trophy and unparalleled win/loss record.
Tretiak is a certain, first ballot OTHL Hall of Famer who will add to his legacy with CCCP
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OTHL Draft Preview
By Joe (
Canucks) On Tuesday 17th March 2026 / 12:03am Here are the top 12 prospects in the upcoming OTHL Entry Draft:
1. Brett Hull - The OTHL was once dominated by the Golden Jet, well make room for his boy The Golden Brett. This Hull will fill the net and dominate. He might be a bit of a one trick pony, but when that trick is scoring goals that makes him the odds on favorite to go first overall.
2. Scott Stevens - Looking for an intimidating monster on defense who can score? Look no further. Physically dominant and already near perfect defensively, he has an overpowering shot.
3. Phil Housley - if you are looking for all offense from the blue line, Housley is your choice. Smooth skater and beautiful breakout passer.
4. Pat Verbeek - the most agitating player in the draft, but also a fantastic goal scorer and offensive driver. Small but built like a tank. He's a difference maker.
5 Rick Tocchet - Tocchet leads a strong class of no-nonsense, all hustle and all physical wingers who can score. He might be the least polished but he is the most fearsome. He knows how to impact the game.
6 & 7 - John MacLean and Tomas Sandstrom - If you're looking for that physical goal scoring winger and miss out on Tocchet, you won't be disappointed with either of these two. Both are probably more natural talents.
8. Brian Bellows - An all around package who will be a steady performer for many years.
9. Ray Ferraro - After Hull, Ferraro might be the best goal scorer available. Small but dynamic pivot who will
10. Gary Suter - Suter is a bit of a hybrid of the two defensemen ahead of him on this list. He's not as physical as Stevens, but he's sneaky, almost dirty. He's not as dynamic as Housley, but he'll quarterback a powerplay one day.
11. Dave Gagner - Another really good offensive player at the game's most important position. He's like a skating fire hydrant who can put the puck in the net.
12. Ron Hextall - Need a goalie? Need a brawler? Need someone who can score the occasional goal? Goaltender Ron Hextall is the most unique goaltending talent to come along in years - if he can keep his temper under control.
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Beating Soviets Personal For Canucks
By Joe (
Canucks) On Monday 9th March 2026 / 10:20pm The mighty Soviets have arrived in the OTHL and in their first season were ready to challenge for league championships.
But for the dynastic Canucks, this became very personal.
The Canucks line up includes four players who have been personally oppressed by Soviet politics. For Czech great Jiri Holik, Slovak brothers Peter and Anton Stastny, and the giant West German Erich Kuhnhackl, defeating the Soviets was as important to them as any of their lengthy accomplishments in the OTHL.
The Canucks also featured the greatest Soviet player of all in goaltender Vladislav Tretiak. He, along with countryman Yuri Lebedev, took it as a unique challenge against the former mates.
The victory sees the Canucks in the Stanley Cup final for a fourth consecutive year. They will attempt to win their third Stanley Cup title in four years as they face off against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The AHL championship also features the Canucks farm team. The Bulls are also looking for their third championship in four years.
View comments (1)Mario ( Canadiens) On 10th March / 6:43am : Canucks players might be happy for their win but this is the last time this will happen. |
[4/20/2026 10:50:16 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Kjell Samuelsson (79).
[4/20/2026 10:50:16 AM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Craig Norwich (81), Y:44-RND:2-PIT.
[4/16/2026 11:17:36 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Flyers : Bengt-Ake Gustafsson (79), Mike Moffat (84).
[4/16/2026 11:17:36 AM] TRADE : From Flyers to Maple Leafs : Hannu Kamppuri (85), Ron Chipperfield (79), Y:46-RND:4-PHI.
[4/12/2026 10:50:59 PM] TRADE : From Oilers to Maple Leafs : Gord Donnelly (68), Jan Claesson (76).
[4/12/2026 10:50:59 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Oilers : Dave Silk (71), Doug Shedden (70).
[4/12/2026 1:32:26 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Guy Lafleur (79), Jerry Korab (82), Y:43-RND:5-PIT, Y:43-RND:6-PIT, Y:43-RND:7-PIT.
[4/12/2026 1:32:26 AM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Andrei Lomakin (61), Carey Wilson (70), Doug Shedden (70), Y:45-RND:2-PHI.
[4/12/2026 1:31:12 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Flames : Dave Lewis (79), Ilkka Sinisalo (81), Ken Morrow (79), Mike Zuke (79), Gary Leeman (P), Y:44-RND:2-MTL, Y:44-RND:3-MTL.
[4/12/2026 1:31:12 AM] TRADE : From Flames to Maple Leafs : Brad Park (82), Guy Lafleur (79), Guy Lapointe (80), Jerry Korab (82).
[3/22/2026 4:53:23 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Petr Rosol as the #72 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/22/2026 4:44:55 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Lyndon Byers as the #60 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/22/2026 4:37:06 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Raimo Helminen as the #48 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/22/2026 4:29:44 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Dean Evason as the #36 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/22/2026 4:23:17 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Sergei Nemchinov as the #24 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/22/2026 4:22:35 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Christian Ruuttu as the #22 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/22/2026 4:20:27 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Gary Leeman as the #18 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/22/2026 4:17:41 PM] Maple Leafs drafts John MacLean as the #12 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/22/2026 4:16:51 PM] Maple Leafs drafts John Cullen as the #10 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 42.
[3/18/2026 10:42:13 AM] Henryk Regula was released.
[3/18/2026 10:42:13 AM] Maple Leafs paid $225,000 to release Henryk Regula.
[3/18/2026 10:42:08 AM] Bob Bourne was released.
[3/18/2026 10:42:08 AM] Maple Leafs paid $195,000 to release Bob Bourne.
[3/18/2026 10:42:01 AM] Ron Wilson was released.
[3/18/2026 10:42:01 AM] Maple Leafs paid $90,000 to release Ron Wilson.
[3/18/2026 10:41:54 AM] Gilles Gilbert was released.
[3/18/2026 10:41:54 AM] Maple Leafs paid $285,000 to release Gilles Gilbert.
[3/18/2026 10:41:48 AM] Colin Campbell was released.
[3/18/2026 10:41:48 AM] Maple Leafs paid $60,000 to release Colin Campbell.
[3/17/2026 2:09:44 AM] Carol Vadnais was released.
[3/17/2026 2:09:44 AM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Carol Vadnais.
[3/17/2026 2:09:39 AM] Hugh Harris was released.
[3/17/2026 2:09:39 AM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Hugh Harris.
[3/17/2026 2:09:36 AM] J.F. Sauve was released.
[3/17/2026 2:09:36 AM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release J.F. Sauve.
[3/17/2026 2:09:33 AM] Mike O'Connell was released.
[3/17/2026 2:09:33 AM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Mike O'Connell.
[3/17/2026 2:09:30 AM] Paul Baxter was released.
[3/17/2026 2:09:30 AM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Paul Baxter.
[3/17/2026 1:33:00 AM] Ulrich Hiemer was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:56 AM] Scott Arniel was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:48 AM] Ric Nattress was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:45 AM] Randy Velischek was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:43 AM] Petri Skriko was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:37 AM] Mikhail Vasilyev was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:33 AM] Mike Moffat was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:29 AM] Michael Betz was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:26 AM] John Chabot was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:23 AM] Jiri Dudacek was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:32:17 AM] Jan Erixon was added to Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2026 1:10:26 AM] Ice Flyers hired Larry Regan for $100,000 for 5 year(s).
[3/17/2026 1:10:07 AM] Maple Leafs hired John Muckler for $200,000 for 5 year(s).
[3/17/2026 12:54:08 AM] Roger Neilson contract with Ice Flyers has ended.
[3/17/2026 12:54:08 AM] John Muckler contract with Maple Leafs has ended.
[3/17/2026 12:54:08 AM] Bob Berry was released.
[3/17/2026 12:54:08 AM] Bob Berry was forced to retire by Maple Leafs
[3/16/2026 4:56:16 PM] Maple Leafs are the Playoffs Champions for year 41!
[3/12/2026 10:24:52 AM] Next Year Contract : Wilf Paiement signed with Maple Leafs for $194,560 for 2 year(s) with $19,456 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:24:38 AM] Next Year Contract : Matti Hagman signed with Maple Leafs for $190,320 for 1 year(s) with $19,032 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:24:23 AM] Next Year Contract : Ilkka Sinisalo signed with Maple Leafs for $190,480 for 1 year(s) with $19,048 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:24:07 AM] Next Year Contract : John Tonelli signed with Maple Leafs for $192,080 for 3 year(s) with $19,208 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:23:52 AM] Next Year Contract : Stefan Persson signed with Maple Leafs for $180,560 for 2 year(s) with $18,056 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:23:40 AM] Next Year Contract : Ken Morrow signed with Maple Leafs for $177,760 for 2 year(s) with $17,776 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:23:26 AM] Next Year Contract : Kjell Samuelsson signed with Maple Leafs for $179,440 for 2 year(s) with $17,944 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:23:03 AM] Next Year Contract : Dirk Graham signed with Maple Leafs for $90,000 for 3 year(s) with $9,000 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:22:48 AM] Next Year Contract : Mike Allison signed with Maple Leafs for $45,000 for 4 year(s) with $4,500 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:21:39 AM] Next Year Contract : Pelle Lindbergh signed with Maple Leafs for $155,000 for 4 year(s) with $15,500 in bonus.
[3/12/2026 10:21:28 AM] Next Year Contract : Vincent Tremblay signed with Maple Leafs for $125,000 for 5 year(s) with $12,500 in bonus.
[3/8/2026 11:42:44 AM] Ice Flyers was eliminated at round 2 of year 41.
[1/30/2026 10:13:26 AM] TRADE : From Rangers to Maple Leafs : Dirk Graham (73), Dave Silk (69), Udo Kiessling (76).
[1/30/2026 10:13:26 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Rangers : Doug Shedden (68), Willie Huber (79), Jari Kapanen (77).
[1/29/2026 11:07:50 AM] TRADE : From Canadiens to Maple Leafs : J.F. Sauve (69).
[1/29/2026 11:07:50 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Canadiens : Sergei Svetlov (66).
[1/23/2026 9:52:07 AM] New Record for Team's Most Shots Blocked (26) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[1/8/2026 11:21:58 AM] Miroslav Frycer has been selected as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[1/8/2026 11:21:57 AM] Unknown Player is no longer as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[1/7/2026 10:27:16 AM] Miroslav Ihnacak signed with Maple Leafs for $32,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $3,200.
[1/7/2026 10:27:16 AM] Miroslav Ihnacak was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/16/2025 11:53:26 PM] Tony McKegney has been selected as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[12/16/2025 11:53:24 PM] Unknown Player is no longer as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[12/16/2025 11:53:19 PM] Lucien DeBlois has been selected as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[12/16/2025 11:53:18 PM] Unknown Player is no longer as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[12/16/2025 11:53:14 PM] Geoff Courtnall has been selected as the team Captain for the Ice Flyers.
[12/16/2025 11:53:13 PM] Unknown Player is no longer captain for Ice Flyers.
[12/16/2025 11:53:09 PM] Wilf Paiement has been selected as assistant for Maple Leafs.
[12/16/2025 11:53:08 PM] Unknown Player is no longer as assistant for Maple Leafs.
[12/16/2025 11:53:04 PM] Kent Nilsson has been selected as assistant for Maple Leafs.
[12/16/2025 11:53:04 PM] Unknown Player is no longer as assistant for Maple Leafs.
[12/16/2025 11:52:52 PM] Borje Salming has been selected as the team Captain for the Maple Leafs.
[12/16/2025 11:52:51 PM] Unknown Player is no longer captain for Maple Leafs.
[12/14/2025 1:11:43 AM] TRADE : From Canadiens to Maple Leafs : Y:42-RND:4-TOR.
[12/14/2025 1:11:37 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Canadiens : Vladimir Petrov (79).
[12/14/2025 1:11:37 AM] TRADE : From Canadiens to Maple Leafs : Hugh Harris (77).
[12/12/2025 1:49:40 PM] Tim Watters signed with Maple Leafs for $50,000 for 3 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $5,000.
[12/12/2025 1:49:40 PM] Tim Watters was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/12/2025 1:49:27 PM] Joel Quenneville signed with Maple Leafs for $52,000 for 3 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $5,200.
[12/12/2025 1:49:27 PM] Joel Quenneville was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/12/2025 1:48:23 PM] Gaston Therrien signed with Maple Leafs for $36,000 for 3 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $3,600.
[12/12/2025 1:48:23 PM] Gaston Therrien was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/12/2025 1:47:59 PM] Dave Feamster signed with Maple Leafs for $50,000 for 3 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $5,000.
[12/12/2025 1:47:59 PM] Dave Feamster was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/12/2025 1:32:34 PM] Gilles Gilbert signed with Maple Leafs for $190,000 for 2 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $19,000.
[12/12/2025 1:32:34 PM] Gilles Gilbert was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/12/2025 1:31:46 PM] Bob Berry signed with Maple Leafs for $175,000 for 1 year(s) / Option : 1 Way Contract & Signing Bonus of $17,500.
[12/12/2025 1:31:46 PM] Bob Berry was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/11/2025 4:13:06 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Richard Zemlak as the #81 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/11/2025 4:05:33 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Brian Curran as the #69 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/11/2025 2:08:07 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Dean Kennedy as the #57 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/11/2025 2:03:30 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Mike Hough as the #48 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/11/2025 2:03:17 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Paul MacDermid as the #47 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/11/2025 10:47:25 AM] Maple Leafs drafts Jim Benning as the #45 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/10/2025 7:03:15 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Jiri Dolezal as the #33 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/10/2025 7:02:24 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Sergei Kharin as the #32 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/10/2025 3:13:41 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Vladimir Ruzicka as the #21 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/10/2025 11:27:56 AM] Maple Leafs drafts Pelle Eklund as the #9 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 41.
[12/10/2025 12:17:14 AM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Mike Zuke (79), Y:44-RND:3-MTL.
[12/10/2025 12:17:14 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Dave Maloney (80).
[12/8/2025 1:24:19 AM] Stan Jonathan was released.
[12/8/2025 1:24:19 AM] Maple Leafs paid $45,000 to release Stan Jonathan.
[12/8/2025 1:24:14 AM] Ken Hodge was released.
[12/8/2025 1:24:14 AM] Maple Leafs paid $180,000 to release Ken Hodge.
[12/8/2025 1:24:08 AM] Tony Featherstone was released.
[12/8/2025 1:24:08 AM] Maple Leafs paid $255,000 to release Tony Featherstone.
[12/8/2025 1:24:03 AM] Terry O'Reilly was released.
[12/8/2025 1:24:03 AM] Maple Leafs paid $60,000 to release Terry O'Reilly.
[12/6/2025 2:05:38 AM] Henryk Regula was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/6/2025 2:05:34 AM] Henryk Regula has been added to Maple Leafs.
[12/3/2025 10:33:33 AM] Torrie Robertson was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/3/2025 10:33:30 AM] Steve Ludzik was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/3/2025 10:33:28 AM] Sergei Svetlov was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/3/2025 10:33:21 AM] Peter Sundstrom was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/3/2025 10:33:15 AM] Mike Allison was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/3/2025 10:33:08 AM] Doug Shedden was added to Maple Leafs.
[12/2/2025 11:59:10 PM] Tim Hunter was released.
[12/2/2025 11:59:10 PM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Tim Hunter.
[12/2/2025 11:58:19 PM] Tiger Williams was released.
[12/2/2025 11:58:19 PM] Blair MacDonald was released.
[12/2/2025 11:58:09 PM] Ron Low was released.
[12/2/2025 11:58:09 PM] Dan Labraaten was released.
[12/2/2025 11:58:09 PM] Ross Lonsberry was released.
[11/26/2025 1:20:38 AM] Next Year Contract : Dave Lewis signed with Maple Leafs for $244,533 for 2 year(s) with $24,453 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:20:19 AM] Next Year Contract : Danny Gare signed with Maple Leafs for $246,933 for 2 year(s) with $24,693 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:19:34 AM] Next Year Contract : Dave Maloney signed with Maple Leafs for $110,000 for 3 year(s) with $11,000 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:19:06 AM] Next Year Contract : Ken Morrow signed with Maple Leafs for $110,000 for 1 year(s) with $11,000 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:18:49 AM] Next Year Contract : Mark Napier signed with Maple Leafs for $247,733 for 5 year(s) with $24,773 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:18:21 AM] Next Year Contract : John Tonelli signed with Maple Leafs for $110,000 for 1 year(s) with $11,000 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:17:56 AM] Next Year Contract : Peter Ihnacak signed with Maple Leafs for $85,000 for 5 year(s) with $8,500 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:17:41 AM] Next Year Contract : Lucien DeBlois signed with Maple Leafs for $85,000 for 5 year(s) with $8,500 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:17:24 AM] Next Year Contract : Chris Nilan signed with Maple Leafs for $60,000 for 2 year(s) with $6,000 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:17:12 AM] Next Year Contract : Gary Lupul signed with Maple Leafs for $60,000 for 6 year(s) with $6,000 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:16:52 AM] Next Year Contract : Karel Lang signed with Maple Leafs for $125,000 for 4 year(s) with $12,500 in bonus.
[11/26/2025 1:16:27 AM] Next Year Contract for Ross Lonsberry was deleted.
[11/25/2025 5:07:35 PM] Ice Flyers was eliminated at round 2 of year 40.
[11/23/2025 8:48:35 AM] Maple Leafs was eliminated at round 2 of year 40.
[11/6/2025 10:51:43 AM] New Record for Team's Most Shots (50) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[10/30/2025 1:11:21 PM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Dave Tippett (64), Tim Hunter (62), Y:41-RND:4-DET, Y:43-RND:2-MTL.
[10/30/2025 1:11:21 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Harold Snepsts (78).
[10/28/2025 10:14:12 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Canucks : Milan Chalupa (77).
[10/28/2025 10:14:12 AM] TRADE : From Canucks to Maple Leafs : Carol Vadnais (82), Y:41-RND:4-VAN.
[10/28/2025 10:13:20 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Canadiens : Alexei Kasatonov (73), Igor Larionov (71), Sergei Makarov (78), Viacheslav Fetisov (74), Vladimir Krutov (67), Y:42-RND:4-TOR.
[10/28/2025 10:13:20 AM] TRADE : From Canadiens to Maple Leafs : Bengt-Ake Gustafsson (76), Colin Campbell (74), Lucien DeBlois (70), Mark Napier (78), Willie Huber (77), Y:42-RND:1-MTL, Y:43-RND:1-MTL, Y:44-RND:1-MTL, Y:44-RND:2-MTL, Y:45-RND:2-MTL.
[10/26/2025 2:45:27 PM] TRADE : From Oilers to Maple Leafs : Ken Hodge (76), Vladimir Petrov (79), Ross Lonsberry (77), Tony Featherstone (75), Jari Kapanen (76), Y:42-RND:2-EDM.
[10/26/2025 2:45:27 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Oilers : Dale Hunter (71), Mike Foligno (71), Bob Nystrom (74), John Wensink (73), Chris Oddleifson (78), Y:42-RND:7-TOR.
[10/24/2025 1:36:03 PM] TRADE : From Flyers to Maple Leafs : Danny Gare (79), Harold Snepsts (78).
[10/24/2025 1:36:03 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Flyers : Alexander Andrevi (78), Lars Lindgren (80).
[10/23/2025 11:32:30 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Al Secord (74), Bernie Nicholls (74), Don Lever (75), Mike Zuke (78), Rick Green (78).
[10/23/2025 11:32:30 AM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Chris Oddleifson (78), Ilkka Sinisalo (76), Mike Foligno (71), Stefan Persson (79), Wilf Paiement (80), Y:45-RND:5-PIT.
[10/23/2025 9:54:55 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Oilers : Randy Ladouceur (73), Y:43-RND:2-TOR.
[10/23/2025 9:54:55 AM] TRADE : From Oilers to Maple Leafs : Kjell Samuelsson (76), Y:43-RND:5-EDM.
[9/22/2025 3:18:23 PM] New Record for Team's Most Shots (49) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[9/17/2025 12:40:18 AM] Milan Chalupa signed with Maple Leafs for $112,000 for 2 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $11,200.
[9/17/2025 12:40:18 AM] Milan Chalupa was added to Maple Leafs.
[9/17/2025 12:36:21 AM] Bill Nyrop was released.
[9/17/2025 12:36:21 AM] Maple Leafs paid $45,000 to release Bill Nyrop.
[9/10/2025 3:40:28 PM] Richard Brodeur was released.
[9/10/2025 3:40:28 PM] Maple Leafs paid $787,500 to release Richard Brodeur.
[9/10/2025 3:39:36 PM] Miloslav Horava was added to Maple Leafs.
[9/10/2025 3:39:33 PM] Kelly Hrudey was added to Maple Leafs.
[9/10/2025 3:39:29 PM] Geoff Courtnall was added to Maple Leafs.
[9/7/2025 9:23:07 PM] TRADE : From Flyers to Maple Leafs : John Chabot (P).
[9/7/2025 9:23:07 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Flyers : Brian Mullen (P).
[9/7/2025 4:45:44 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Mike Moffat as the #75 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:40:09 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Jiri Dudacek as the #63 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:31:51 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Michael Betz as the #51 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:29:20 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Randy Velischek as the #45 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:27:09 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Mikhail Vasilyev as the #39 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:24:37 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Ric Nattress as the #34 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:24:08 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Ulrich Hiemer as the #33 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:21:25 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Scott Arniel as the #27 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:14:47 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Jan Erixon as the #15 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:13:51 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Petri Skriko as the #12 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:10:17 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Brian Mullen as the #6 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 4:08:01 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Geoff Courtnall as the #3 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 40.
[9/7/2025 1:20:30 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Canucks : Anton Stastny (76), Y:40-RND:2-DET.
[9/7/2025 1:20:30 AM] TRADE : From Canucks to Maple Leafs : Alexei Kasatonov (73), Viacheslav Fetisov (74), Y:40-RND:1-VAN.
[9/5/2025 6:30:25 PM] Vladimir Krutov signed with Maple Leafs for $75,000 for 3 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $7,500.
[9/5/2025 6:30:25 PM] Vladimir Krutov was added to Maple Leafs.
[9/5/2025 6:17:47 PM] Mike Zuke signed with Maple Leafs for $110,000 for 3 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $11,000.
[9/5/2025 6:17:47 PM] Mike Zuke was added to Maple Leafs.
[9/5/2025 6:13:45 PM] Bob Bourne signed with Maple Leafs for $130,000 for 3 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $10,300.
[9/5/2025 6:13:45 PM] Bob Bourne was added to Maple Leafs.
[9/3/2025 12:48:23 AM] Anders Kallur was released.
[9/3/2025 12:48:23 AM] Maple Leafs paid $256,500 to release Anders Kallur.
[9/3/2025 12:48:05 AM] Ivan Boldirev was released.
[9/3/2025 12:48:05 AM] Maple Leafs paid $217,500 to release Ivan Boldirev.
[9/3/2025 12:47:52 AM] Wayne Merrick was released.
[9/3/2025 12:47:52 AM] Maple Leafs paid $390,000 to release Wayne Merrick.
[9/3/2025 12:47:43 AM] Sergei Starikov was released.
[9/3/2025 12:47:43 AM] Maple Leafs paid $180,000 to release Sergei Starikov.
[9/3/2025 12:47:37 AM] Dave Schultz was released.
[9/3/2025 12:47:37 AM] Maple Leafs paid $225,000 to release Dave Schultz.
[9/3/2025 12:47:26 AM] Kent-Erik Andersson was released.
[9/3/2025 12:47:26 AM] Maple Leafs paid $45,000 to release Kent-Erik Andersson.
[9/3/2025 12:47:22 AM] Nick Fotiu was released.
[9/3/2025 12:47:22 AM] Maple Leafs paid $75,000 to release Nick Fotiu.
[9/3/2025 12:47:16 AM] Pierre Lacroix was released.
[9/3/2025 12:47:16 AM] Maple Leafs paid $157,500 to release Pierre Lacroix.
[9/3/2025 12:47:12 AM] Raimo Hirvonen was released.
[9/3/2025 12:47:12 AM] Maple Leafs paid $180,000 to release Raimo Hirvonen.
[9/3/2025 12:47:08 AM] Thomas Ahlen was released.
[9/3/2025 12:47:08 AM] Maple Leafs paid $180,000 to release Thomas Ahlen.
[8/31/2025 9:15:58 PM] Valeri Kharlamov was released.
[8/31/2025 9:15:58 PM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Valeri Kharlamov.
[8/31/2025 9:15:55 PM] Thommie Bergman was released.
[8/31/2025 9:15:55 PM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Thommie Bergman.
[8/31/2025 9:15:51 PM] Alexander Golikov was released.
[8/31/2025 9:15:51 PM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Alexander Golikov.
[8/31/2025 9:15:43 PM] Thomas Eriksson was released.
[8/31/2025 9:15:43 PM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Thomas Eriksson.
[8/10/2025 11:16:57 PM] Ice Flyers didn't make playoff for year 39.
[8/10/2025 11:16:57 PM] Maple Leafs didn't make playoff for year 39.
[8/5/2025 3:50:06 PM] Next Year Contract : Gary Lupul signed with Maple Leafs for $50,000 for 1 year(s) with $5,000 in bonus.
[8/5/2025 3:49:56 PM] Next Year Contract : Chris Nilan signed with Maple Leafs for $90,000 for 1 year(s) with $9,000 in bonus.
[7/28/2025 2:45:25 PM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Paul Baxter (69), Y:40-RND:3-PIT.
[7/28/2025 2:45:25 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Kjell Samuelsson (73).
[7/28/2025 2:31:16 PM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : John Tonelli (75).
[7/28/2025 2:31:16 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Ilkka Sinisalo (73).
[7/28/2025 2:12:09 PM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Bernie Nicholls (69), Peter Ihnacak (67), Y:40-RND:2-DET.
[7/28/2025 2:12:09 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Wilf Paiement (77).
[7/22/2025 3:14:18 PM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Y:43-RND:5-PIT, Y:43-RND:6-PIT, Y:43-RND:7-PIT.
[7/22/2025 3:14:18 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Jim Korn (68).
[7/20/2025 10:15:35 AM] TRADE : From Red Wings to Maple Leafs : Bill Nyrop (74).
[7/20/2025 10:15:35 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Red Wings : Jean Potvin (77).
[7/19/2025 3:56:57 PM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Kent Nilsson (76), Anders Kallur (73), Wayne Merrick (71).
[7/19/2025 3:56:57 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Walt Poddubny (71), Bengt-Ake Gustafsson (73), Bob Bourne (75).
[7/19/2025 3:09:14 PM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Rick Green (74).
[7/19/2025 3:09:14 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : Larry Robinson (75).
[7/19/2025 2:46:22 PM] TRADE : From Penguins to Maple Leafs : Bob Murray (72), Dale Hunter (66), Dave Lewis (78), Don Lever (74), Y:42-RND:2-MTL.
[7/19/2025 2:46:22 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Penguins : John Tonelli (74), Mark Napier (75), Stefan Persson (77), Steve Vickers (76).
[7/19/2025 2:41:34 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Flyers : Harold Snepsts (76), Mark Howe (76), Alexander Kabanov (75), Doug Wilson (76), Roland Eriksson (76).
[7/19/2025 2:41:34 PM] TRADE : From Flyers to Maple Leafs : Bob Bourne (75), Dave Maloney (73), Gord Lane (75), Terry O'Reilly (75), John Tonelli (74).
[7/17/2025 9:23:08 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Canadiens : Bobby Clarke (75), Ken Dryden (89), Rick MacLeish (77), Ulf Nilsson (77), Willy Lindstrom (76).
[7/17/2025 9:23:08 AM] TRADE : From Canadiens to Maple Leafs : Alexander Andrevi (76), Alexander Golikov (70), Alexander Kabanov (75), Blair MacDonald (75), Ron Low (88), Y:1-RND:0-.
[7/17/2025 9:13:55 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Canadiens : Bobby Clarke (75), Ken Dryden (89), Rick MacLeish (77), Ulf Nilsson (77), Willy Lindstrom (76).
[7/17/2025 9:13:55 AM] TRADE : From Canadiens to Maple Leafs : Alexander Andrevi (76), Alexander Golikov (70), Alexander Kabanov (75), Blair MacDonald (76), Ron Low (88), Y:40-RND:1-MTL.
[6/30/2025 9:22:01 AM] New Record for Team's Most Shots (47) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[6/14/2025 12:55:55 PM] New Record for Team's Most Hits (45) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[6/14/2025 12:55:55 PM] New Record for Team's Most Hits (45) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[6/8/2025 8:58:28 AM] New Record for Team's Most Hits (40) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[6/2/2025 9:01:38 AM] New Record for Team's Most Shots (43) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[6/2/2025 1:56:00 AM] Ulf Nilsson has been selected as the team Captain for the Maple Leafs.
[6/2/2025 1:55:59 AM] Bobby Orr is no longer captain for Maple Leafs.
[6/2/2025 1:55:49 AM] Bobby Clarke has been selected as assistant for Maple Leafs.
[6/2/2025 1:55:48 AM] Unknown Player is no longer as assistant for Maple Leafs.
[6/2/2025 1:55:44 AM] Borje Salming has been selected as assistant for Maple Leafs.
[6/2/2025 1:55:42 AM] Marcel Dionne is no longer as assistant for Maple Leafs.
[6/2/2025 1:55:35 AM] Bengt-Ake Gustafsson has been selected as the team Captain for the Ice Flyers.
[6/2/2025 1:55:34 AM] Unknown Player is no longer captain for Ice Flyers.
[6/2/2025 1:55:17 AM] Kjell Samuelsson has been selected as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[6/2/2025 1:55:16 AM] Unknown Player is no longer as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[6/2/2025 1:55:12 AM] Ilkka Sinisalo has been selected as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[6/2/2025 1:55:11 AM] Unknown Player is no longer as assistant for Ice Flyers.
[5/28/2025 12:23:54 AM] Raimo Hirvonen signed with Maple Leafs for $40,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $4,000.
[5/28/2025 12:23:54 AM] Raimo Hirvonen was added to Maple Leafs.
[5/28/2025 12:23:47 AM] Pierre Lacroix signed with Maple Leafs for $35,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $3,500.
[5/28/2025 12:23:47 AM] Pierre Lacroix was added to Maple Leafs.
[5/28/2025 12:22:50 AM] Sergei Starikov signed with Maple Leafs for $40,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $4,000.
[5/28/2025 12:22:50 AM] Sergei Starikov was added to Maple Leafs.
[5/28/2025 12:22:46 AM] Thomas Ahlen signed with Maple Leafs for $40,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $4,000.
[5/28/2025 12:22:46 AM] Thomas Ahlen was added to Maple Leafs.
[5/25/2025 5:20:49 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Miloslav Horava as the #68 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 39.
[5/25/2025 5:14:30 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Steve Ludzik as the #58 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 39.
[5/25/2025 5:07:55 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Torrie Robertson as the #48 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 39.
[5/25/2025 5:02:48 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Mike Allison as the #38 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 39.
[5/25/2025 4:57:03 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Sergei Svetlov as the #31 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 39.
[5/25/2025 4:56:09 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Peter Sundstrom as the #28 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 39.
[5/25/2025 4:50:05 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Doug Shedden as the #18 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 39.
[5/25/2025 4:41:24 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Kelly Hrudey as the #8 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 39.
[5/25/2025 2:17:54 AM] Ken Linseman is no longer captain for Ice Flyers.
[5/25/2025 2:17:54 AM] Bobby Orr has been selected as captain for Maple Leafs.
[5/25/2025 2:17:54 AM] Thommie Bergman is no longer captain for Maple Leafs.
[5/23/2025 11:26:55 AM] Ivo Jan was released.
[5/23/2025 11:26:55 AM] Maple Leafs paid $1,200,000 to release Ivo Jan.
[5/23/2025 11:26:50 AM] Vladimir Petrov was released.
[5/23/2025 11:26:50 AM] Maple Leafs paid $525,000 to release Vladimir Petrov.
[5/23/2025 11:26:45 AM] Tracy Pratt was released.
[5/23/2025 11:26:45 AM] Maple Leafs paid $900,000 to release Tracy Pratt.
[5/23/2025 11:26:40 AM] Mickey Redmond was released.
[5/23/2025 11:26:40 AM] Maple Leafs paid $528,000 to release Mickey Redmond.
[5/23/2025 11:26:35 AM] Ken Hodge was released.
[5/23/2025 11:26:35 AM] Maple Leafs paid $180,000 to release Ken Hodge.
[5/23/2025 11:26:31 AM] Bobby Orr was released.
[5/23/2025 11:26:31 AM] Maple Leafs paid $540,000 to release Bobby Orr.
[5/23/2025 9:49:02 AM] Danny Gruen was released.
[5/23/2025 9:49:02 AM] Maple Leafs paid $0 to release Danny Gruen.
[5/23/2025 9:43:45 AM] Ivan Boldirev was added to Maple Leafs.
[5/23/2025 9:41:47 AM] Bob Nystrom was added to Maple Leafs.
[5/20/2025 5:15:04 PM] Gary Lupul was added to Maple Leafs.
[5/11/2025 9:43:55 PM] Next Year Contract : Karel Lang signed with Maple Leafs for $150,000 for 2 year(s) with $15,000 in bonus.
[5/11/2025 9:43:47 PM] Next Year Contract : Thomas Eriksson signed with Maple Leafs for $75,000 for 1 year(s) with $7,500 in bonus.
[5/4/2025 9:06:12 AM] Maple Leafs was eliminated at round 2 of year 38.
[4/21/2025 11:47:24 PM] Ice Flyers didn't make playoff for year 38.
[4/11/2025 1:01:38 PM] Thomas Eriksson signed with Maple Leafs for $20,000 for 1 year(s).
[4/11/2025 1:01:38 PM] Thomas Eriksson was added to Maple Leafs.
[4/11/2025 12:57:25 PM] Bob Woytowich was released.
[4/11/2025 12:57:25 PM] Maple Leafs paid $105,240 to release Bob Woytowich.
[4/11/2025 12:56:50 PM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Flyers : Blaine Stoughton (75), Chris Kotsopolous (67), Dave Taylor (73), Keith Magnuson (79), Terry O'Reilly (74).
[4/11/2025 12:56:50 PM] TRADE : From Flyers to Maple Leafs : Bob Woytowich (69), Ken Hodge (75), Larry Robinson (75), Mark Howe (72), Mickey Redmond (77), Y:39-RND:4-PHI, Y:40-RND:3-PHI, Y:40-RND:4-PHI.
[4/1/2025 9:32:47 AM] New Record for Team's Most Points (29) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[4/1/2025 9:32:47 AM] New Record for Team's Most Assists (19) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[4/1/2025 9:32:47 AM] New Record for Team's Most Goals (10) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[3/17/2025 9:41:38 AM] Thommie Bergman has been selected as the team Captain for the Maple Leafs.
[3/17/2025 9:41:37 AM] Bobby Orr is no longer captain for Maple Leafs.
[11/14/2024 10:03:11 AM] Danny Gruen signed with Maple Leafs for $50,000 for 1 year(s).
[11/14/2024 10:03:11 AM] Danny Gruen was added to Maple Leafs.
[11/13/2024 10:18:35 AM] New Record for Team's Most Penalties Minutes (121) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[11/13/2024 10:18:35 AM] New Record for Team's Most Penalties Minutes (121) in 1 Game for Maple Leafs!
[11/10/2024 10:48:03 AM] TRADE : From Maple Leafs to Flyers : Bob Dailey (76), Gord Lane (74), Mario Tremblay (74), Mike Zuke (75).
[11/10/2024 10:48:03 AM] TRADE : From Flyers to Maple Leafs : Matti Hagman (73), Roland Eriksson (75), Gary Lupul (P).
[10/25/2024 2:55:37 AM] Anders Hakansson was released.
[10/25/2024 2:55:37 AM] Maple Leafs paid $30,000 to release Anders Hakansson.
[10/25/2024 2:54:38 AM] Dave Hoyda was released.
[10/25/2024 2:54:38 AM] Maple Leafs paid $37,500 to release Dave Hoyda.
[10/25/2024 2:53:57 AM] Per-Olov Brasar was released.
[10/25/2024 2:53:57 AM] Maple Leafs paid $247,500 to release Per-Olov Brasar.
[10/25/2024 2:53:32 AM] Inge Hammarstrom was released.
[10/25/2024 2:53:32 AM] Maple Leafs paid $75,000 to release Inge Hammarstrom.
[10/25/2024 2:53:16 AM] Curt Brackenbury was released.
[10/25/2024 2:53:16 AM] Maple Leafs paid $75,000 to release Curt Brackenbury.
[10/25/2024 2:50:30 AM] Walt Poddubny was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/25/2024 2:50:29 AM] Randy Ladouceur was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/25/2024 2:50:28 AM] Miroslav Frycer was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/25/2024 2:50:27 AM] Jimmy Mann was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/25/2024 2:50:25 AM] Igor Larionov was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/25/2024 2:50:23 AM] Anton Stastny was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/25/2024 2:37:44 AM] Steve Vickers signed with Maple Leafs for $82,000 for 1 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $8,200.
[10/25/2024 2:37:44 AM] Steve Vickers was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/25/2024 2:37:40 AM] Ron Wilson signed with Maple Leafs for $20,000 for 6 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $2,000.
[10/25/2024 2:37:40 AM] Ron Wilson was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/25/2024 2:37:36 AM] Mark Hardy signed with Maple Leafs for $20,000 for 6 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $2,000.
[10/25/2024 2:37:36 AM] Mark Hardy was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/20/2024 7:44:06 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Randy Ladouceur as the #49 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 38.
[10/20/2024 7:29:47 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Walt Poddubny as the #21 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 38.
[10/20/2024 7:13:49 PM] Maple Leafs drafts Igor Larionov as the #7 overall pick in the Entry Draft of year 38.
[10/19/2024 11:00:11 AM] Ivo Jan signed with Maple Leafs for $200,000 for 1 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $200,000.
[10/19/2024 11:00:11 AM] Ivo Jan was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:13:27 AM] Vladimir Petrov signed with Maple Leafs for $175,000 for 3 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $17,500.
[10/17/2024 12:13:27 AM] Vladimir Petrov was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:13:16 AM] Valeri Kharlamov signed with Maple Leafs for $70,000 for 2 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $7,000.
[10/17/2024 12:13:16 AM] Valeri Kharlamov was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:13:13 AM] Tracy Pratt signed with Maple Leafs for $150,000 for 1 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $15,000.
[10/17/2024 12:13:13 AM] Tracy Pratt was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:13:09 AM] Tony McKegney signed with Maple Leafs for $40,000 for 5 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $4,000.
[10/17/2024 12:13:09 AM] Tony McKegney was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:11:46 AM] Rick MacLeish signed with Maple Leafs for $115,000 for 5 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $11,500.
[10/17/2024 12:11:46 AM] Rick MacLeish was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:11:39 AM] Richard Brodeur signed with Maple Leafs for $175,000 for 5 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $17,500.
[10/17/2024 12:11:39 AM] Richard Brodeur was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:11:33 AM] Rich LeDuc signed with Maple Leafs for $110,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $11,000.
[10/17/2024 12:11:33 AM] Rich LeDuc was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:10:33 AM] Ken Dryden signed with Maple Leafs for $200,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $20,000.
[10/17/2024 12:10:33 AM] Ken Dryden was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:09:34 AM] Jean Potvin signed with Maple Leafs for $140,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $14,000.
[10/17/2024 12:09:34 AM] Jean Potvin was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:09:16 AM] Harold Snepsts signed with Maple Leafs for $90,000 for 5 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $9,000.
[10/17/2024 12:09:16 AM] Harold Snepsts was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:06:58 AM] Bobby Orr signed with Maple Leafs for $120,000 for 4 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $12,000.
[10/17/2024 12:06:58 AM] Bobby Orr was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:06:54 AM] Bobby Clarke signed with Maple Leafs for $115,000 for 5 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $11,500.
[10/17/2024 12:06:54 AM] Bobby Clarke was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:06:39 AM] Bob Murray signed with Maple Leafs for $55,000 for 5 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $5,500.
[10/17/2024 12:06:39 AM] Bob Murray was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/17/2024 12:05:47 AM] Al Secord signed with Maple Leafs for $50,000 for 5 year(s) / Signing Bonus of $5,000.
[10/17/2024 12:05:47 AM] Al Secord was added to Maple Leafs.
[10/13/2024 10:31:09 PM] Darryl Maggs was released.
[10/13/2024 10:31:09 PM] Maple Leafs paid $559,350 to release Darryl Maggs.
[10/13/2024 10:31:02 PM] Jiri Kaarela was released.
[10/13/2024 10:31:02 PM] Maple Leafs paid $37,500 to release Jiri Kaarela.
[10/13/2024 10:30:54 PM] Doru Tureanu was released.
[10/13/2024 10:30:54 PM] Maple Leafs paid $180,000 to release Doru Tureanu.
[10/13/2024 10:30:47 PM] Bill Clement was released.
[10/13/2024 10:30:47 PM] Maple Leafs paid $112,500 to release Bill Clement.
[10/13/2024 10:30:40 PM] Wayne Merrick was released.
[10/13/2024 10:30:40 PM] Maple Leafs paid $240,000 to release Wayne Merrick.
[10/13/2024 10:30:31 PM] Helmuts Balderis was released.
[10/13/2024 10:30:31 PM] Maple Leafs paid $240,000 to release Helmuts Balderis.
[10/13/2024 10:30:21 PM] Bruce Crowder was released.
[10/13/2024 10:30:21 PM] Maple Leafs paid $187,500 to release Bruce Crowder.
[10/13/2024 10:30:15 PM] Mike Kaszycki was released.
[10/13/2024 10:30:15 PM] Maple Leafs paid $202,500 to release Mike Kaszycki.
[10/13/2024 10:30:10 PM] Lou Franceschetti was released.
[10/13/2024 10:30:10 PM] Maple Leafs paid $150,000 to release Lou Franceschetti.
[10/13/2024 10:30:02 PM] John Hughes was released.
[10/13/2024 10:30:02 PM] Maple Leafs paid $90,000 to release John Hughes.
[10/13/2024 10:29:56 PM] Mats Waltin was released.
[10/13/2024 10:29:56 PM] Maple Leafs paid $120,000 to release Mats Waltin.
[10/13/2024 10:29:47 PM] Bob Hoffmeyer was released.
[10/13/2024 10:29:47 PM] Maple Leafs paid $69,000 to release Bob Hoffmeyer.
[10/11/2024 2:11:13 AM] Karel Lang was added to Maple Leafs.