Free Agents and Contracts

The oft-injured defenceman will have another season in blue and white to try to make the NHL.

The Leafs lock up their backup goalie for another year.

Whether it’s for development to the NHL, or Marlies depth, these players are ones to keep an eye on.

But it’s not a discount.

I’m sure this will be one of my most beloved articles.

The deal is for five years.

We’re going to hear a lot about this for the next while. We might as well figure this out.

With the Leafs wrapping up their big deadline trade a month early, the insiders still have one other Toronto topic to discuss.

He’s progressing according to the process, and the extension is well deserved.

The WHL standout gets a deal.

Rosen gets two more years in blue and white.

Getting a jump on an imaginary problem.

Our long national nightmare is over.

With Noah Hanifin signed to a new deal in Calgary, there are 12 RFAs left without contracts.

The right-handed defender gets two more years to make an impact.

He got term and an AAV that’s very much more than the Leafs would ever pay.

Subban, Cracknell, and Marincin join the blue and white for 2018-19

Of course they did.

We knew it was coming, and now we know where

The fan (and player) favourite of the Marlies will be in a three-way fight for the Leafs backup position next year.

The defended spent more of last season in the pressbox than on the ice, but the Leafs still value him as a member of the team.

Because he’s a good depth centre who can play up the lineup, but there’s another reason, too.

Everyone loves you until it’s contract time. Now suddenly they want to point out all your faults.

The Leafs have a lot of UFAs and RFAs, and we’ve got Matt Cane’s salary predictor to show us what they might get on their new contracts.

There’s one or two interesting tidbits among the expected numbers.