Free Agents and Contracts

Brian Burke doesn’t like the idea.

The Leafs give a one year deal to the long time Sharks goalie.

It’s almost as soon as possible.

The holiday is over, and it’s time to get back to the excitement of offseason.

The Leafs get another Vesey.

The snarl on the blueline is here.

One year deal for the former Washington Capitals forward.

We’ll know by the end of today.

So much for that it will be a trade concept.

Except for Torey Krug, but he’s a Bruin and actually a lefty.

Petition to change the blog name to Wayne’s World.

It’s a very weird situation to be in for the Leafs today, with more needs than cap space, and an unpredictable market.

Maple Leafs re-sign the team dad.

The weirdest part of this offseason is the missing final deadline.

The first offseason signing is Malgin?

One of the quirks of the Return to Play schedule is that the first buyout period begins before the playoffs are over.

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

Your ideas of term deals are actually bad for him and the team.

His first season with the Marlies clearly impressed the Leafs front office.

A lay of the AHL contract land.

Another free wallet!

Transfer agreements smooth the way for players to move between the leagues.

Will he be the next Ilya Mikheyev? No one can match that debut, but maybe he can come close.

The first free agent season has fallen in the hiatus, so it’s time to examine the risks of signing players who’ve never set skate in the NHL before.

Drafted in the fourth round, he’s have an excellent junior season.