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Yahoo
7 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
The Hockey Show: Talking Stanley Cup Final rematch, Florida Panthers roots with Bob Wischusen
Final Remaining Teams In This Year's Stanley Cup Playoffs Shows Sabres What's Necessary To Have Success After the Toronto Maple Leafs and Florida Panthers play Game 7 of their second-round Stanley Cup playoff series Sunday night, there will be only four teams left in this year's post-season. And no matter which team joins the Carolina Hurricanes, Dallas Stars and Edmonton Oilers in the conference finals, it's going to be crystal-clear to everyone -- the Buffalo Sabres included -- what it takes to have success to get into the playoffs, and when the games matter most once they get there. 2:27 Now Playing Paused Ad Playing
Yahoo
a day ago
- General
- Yahoo
Clarke pleased with performance in front of friends, family in Toronto
Win Or Lose, The Result Of Game 7 Against Florida Will Be Franchise-Altering For The Toronto Maple Leafs After their 2-0 win on Friday, the Toronto Maple Leafs will take on the Florida Panthers for the last time this season on Sunday in Game 7 of their second-round series.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Former Golden Knights Goaltender To Feature In Season 2 Of 'Faceoff: Inside the NHL'
Look, Ma! No NHL Division Winners In The Conference Finals. What Went Wrong? For the first time since 2020-21, there will be nary a regular-season division winner in the NHL's Eastern and Western Conference finals. So let's take a moment to remember the Winnipeg Jets, Washington Capitals, Vegas Golden Knights and Toronto Maple Leafs.
Time of India
a day ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Jonathan Toews likely to join Maple Leafs as NHL return sparks mixed reactions
Jonathan Toews likely to join Maple Leafs as NHL return sparks mixed reactions (Image Source: Getty Images) Jonathan Toews, a 37-year-old NHL star and three-time Stanley Cup winner, is planning a return to hockey. He has been away since April 2023 due to health issues caused by long COVID. Now, after months of rest and training, he says he is ready. His agent Pat Brisson confirmed that Jonathan Toews is fully committed to playing next season. With NHL free agency opening on July 1, teams are already showing interest, including the Toronto Maple Leafs. Jonathan Toews open to joining Toronto Maple Leafs Jonathan Toews stopped playing in April 2023. He left to focus on his health after long-term effects from COVID-19 made it hard for him to continue. He travelled to different places, looking for treatments. Since then, he has been training privately to prepare for a comeback. \ On May 29, 2025, NHL insider Pierre LeBrun shared that Pat Brisson, Toews's agent, said Toews will be ready for offers starting July 1. Brisson also said that Toews is open to all teams. One of them is the Toronto Maple Leafs. This was also confirmed by hockey reporter Nick Alberga from The Leafs Nation. Toronto Maple Leafs General Manager Brad Treliving spoke after the season ended in May 2025. He said the team's 'DNA' needs to change. He added that the Maple Leafs need leaders — players who know how to win. Treliving did not name Toews directly but said the team is looking for experienced veterans. Also Read: Veteran Jonathan Toews Ready For NHL Return With Maple Leafs Reportedly In The Mix Jonathan Toews could bring leadership to the Maple Leafs' locker room Jonathan Toews has played 1,067 NHL games. With the Chicago Blackhawks, he won the Stanley Cup three times; he also received the Selke Trophy, presented to the top defensive forward in the league. Many think he still possesses great leadership, even if he hasn't played in more than a year. Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk once declared Toews to be among the most admired players in hockey. Should Toews join the Maple Leafs, he could be employed in depth capacity, like as third-line center. His knowledge could benefit the squad under tense postseason games. There are still questions about his health. But those close to him say he feels strong and is ready to return.
Time of India
a day ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Mitch Marner prepares to leave Toronto with list of preferred NHL teams: Report
Mitch Marner prepares to leave Toronto with list of preferred NHL teams: Report (Image Source: Getty Images) NHL star Mitch Marner is in the spotlight again. After the Toronto Maple Leafs fell short in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Mitch Marner may be ready for a big change. According to multiple reports, he is now looking at new options and has made a list of eight NHL teams where he might want to play next. Mitch Marner narrows his options for next NHL team On Friday, May 31, 2025, hockey insider David Pagnotta reported that Mitch Marner has created a list of eight teams he is open to joining through free agency. This news was first shared by The Fourth Period. Marner is under contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs, but after another early playoff exit, his future with the team is uncertain. According to the report, Marner might not want to stay in Canada. He could be planning to leave the country completely, ruling out all seven Canadian NHL teams. This shows a big shift in his thinking, especially since he has played in Toronto for his entire career. Two teams already named on his list are the Los Angeles Kings and the Vegas Golden Knights. Both teams play in the Western Conference and have strong playoff potential. Los Angeles fans were especially excited after hearing the news. Their team was also knocked out early in the 2025 postseason and could use a player like Marner. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo Also Read: NHL Rumor: Mitch Marner almost left Toronto as Maple Leafs secretly held talks with Vegas Insiders suggest Mitch Marner looking forward more possible teams and reasons behind the move Well-known hockey reporter Elliotte Friedman shared more insight during his appearance on Hockey Night in Canada on May 30, 2025. He suggested the Anaheim Ducks might also be on Marner's radar. While they are a younger team, they could be an attractive long-term option for the 27-year-old forward. Another possible team mentioned is the Florida Panthers. They have had deep playoff runs recently and could be seen as rivals to the Maple Leafs. Some believe Marner might prefer to join a strong U.S.-based team instead of facing them every postseason. Pagnotta also said the final decision could come soon. Fans and experts now wait to see where the talented winger will go next. Marner has not made any public comments yet, and the Leafs' front office has also stayed quiet. The story is still developing, but one thing is clear — Mitch Marner may soon leave Toronto after years of ups and downs with the Maple Leafs.
