Cathy Squires

The pick order is now set for most teams, and we know most of the first round and the later round pick locations.

Four Leafs players are in this year’s Worlds. Might there be some future Leafs there too?

A move out of left field shows Kyle Dubas still has Lou Lamoriello’s old cone of silence.

Bob McKenzie has the scoop that ends a few weeks of frenzied speculation.

He’s a bit of mystery, but the biggest one of all might be: why another right wing?

Honestly, they aren’t that much fun.

The last Maple Leafs prospect playing in Europe won the Liiga championship today with HPK.

Get the low down on how this works for all your offer sheet fantasy scenarios.

Why the new name, though?

Ozhiganov is returning to Russia, but there’s a familiar face in Toronto.

There’s no hard deadline for this deal, but realistically, it needs to be finished before the draft.

It’s here too soon, but there is work the Leafs have to do this spring.

Hockey Canada announces their full 22-man roster.

Jesper Lindgren is going deep in the playoffs, and he might come away with some distinctive hardware.

The top two lines of the Leafs had very different playoff experiences, and the two centres had very different shot patterns.

The goalie domino effect is working in everyone’s favour at last.

What is his future with the team? And is his repeat playoff suspension really the deciding factor?

It’s locker clean out day.

There’s a reason he had to crawl to the bench a few times in the playoffs.

The Marlies, under-powered and outshot, won two road games to take a 2-0 lead in their first-round series.

The Leafs have also been linked to centre Sergei Andronov.

Heads or Tails?

Morgan Rielly and Frederik Andersen were supermen, but they couldn’t make a win happen.

Have you ever wondered what Mike Babcock would sound like with a Toronto accent? Find out here.

Their results are fantastic, so they should just play a lot more. That’s how it works, right?