Cathy Squires

There were a lot of moving parts in that deal, and the cap situation is still up in the air.

It’s the trade of the summer, one that both sides hate in equal measure.

Frankly, it’s good to be broke all the time in the NHL.

Last summer he was on everyone’s list of depth additions the Leafs should consider, and he ended up... well, that’s a story.

Now all we’re waiting for is his signing bonus to be paid tomorrow.

Elliotte Friedman says this deal could happen soon.

Is there good depth to be found, once you get over the shock that Ron Hainsey might be top five in UFA D cost?

There’s jobs on the Leafs, good ones, too. But there’s a catch.

With the final AAV confirmed on these two deals we can look at the cap space again.

Let’s hear from the prospects.

Cap Friendly has the news for us.

Even if you’ve been avoiding this story, this is a good summation of the state of things right now.

The squeeze is on, and yet the NHL roster isn’t full yet. Meanwhile, the AHL roster is thinner than ever.

One list got bigger, and one got smaller

They are cutting loose four AHLers.

The Maple Leafs Assistant Director of Player Development goes straight to the hall, as is right and proper.

Qualifying offers are due by 5 p.m.

Aren’t they supposed to be shopping Nikita Zaitsev for a defenceman?

Kyle Dubas has a lot to say about all the things you’re worried about.

With just over a week to go to free agency, all the teams know exactly how little room they have.

All the picks in one place.

The deal we all believed was dead, was the one that was still alive.

Spoiler in the photo.

Stick that on your trade bait list, Insiders!

It’s not official, but this looks like the season opener, too.