Toronto Marlies

Yesterday’s demotees have docked safely in the AHL.

The Toronto Maple Leafs trim their roster to 23 as opening night approaches.

The Maple Leafs’ organization is starting to take shape.

The Calder Cup Champions are back in action. Don’t miss these home games at the Coca-Cola Coliseum.

One junior, one AHLer, and one whose ultimate destination this season still isn’t known were cut from the team.

Marlies camp begins soon, and here’s who’s invited - so far

Just like last year, the Leafs’ current first-round pick can play for the Marlies or for Rögle in the SHL.

There are only three types of players in this list: good players, players with upside, and hidden gems.

There were a lot of ugly and dirty hits, plus a lot of sloppy play by both sides. But the good guys won!

A look into the mix of draftees, signees, and free agents the Leafs are bringing to Quebec.

You’ll never guess where they found him.

The rookies will gather in Laval, and the Growlers training camp dates and exhibition games have been announced.

The poster boy for the ‘Kyle Dubas Development Plan’ really just loves to play the game.

The Toronto Maple Leafs signed a Subban, but how good is he?

The 2014 seventh-round pick makes the Top 25 after four years. Does location matter when voting?

Team Dad is back for at least two more years.

Why haven’t the Growlers added many players yet?

One glance at their stats tells you that they’re virtually the same guy.

Freddy the Goat chomps down on a two-year contract.

Coca-Cola is your new dad now, Marlies.

It’s not too early to plan for September and October hockey.

Who doesn’t love contests?

Dubas poaches Jordan Subban’s former teammate Griffen Molinom, also retains Kristian Pospisil and the better Gudbranson.

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

The Laurence Gilman era begins on the Marlies