Free Agents and Contracts

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.

The details of the other three contracts signed are still a mystery..

This is a guessing game, but we can at least figure out how much room the Leafs have to add players for next season.

The 23 year old winger has build himself a hockey career on the Leafs beginning as an undrafted AHL free agent who has a lot of ECHL time under his belt.

The Marlies can’t be stopped, which is good because we can ride that high until Tuesday

The Leafs’ latest pursuit of an overseas defender appears to be on track.

The veteran defender returns after suffering a broken leg in last year’s playoff series versus the Capitals.

Leafs lock up their last RFA.

The Hobey Baker-winning Denver grad is heading for free agency.

You're still not a fan of the Marleau deal? Think again.

He is the right-shot, puck-moving defenseman we are looking for. Or at least the Marlies are looking for.

Our writers evaluate the Leafs’ signings this week.

Another day, another Toronto RFA inks a deal.

Toronto locks up one of its RFAs.

Want to get caught up quick? Here you are.

The soon to be 38-year-old winger has signed on in Toronto after 19 seasons in San Jose.

That’s likely a good thing, but some excitement would have been welcome.

Leafs add more AHL depth and injury call ups.