Artur Akhtyamov

Raddysh, Paul and Akhtyamov could all become more important than expected for the Maple Leafs as the season moves along.

The Maple Leafs may have solved their goalie problem with Bobrovsky, but their biggest question could be whether they trust the future.

McKenna and Stolarz highlight a bigger Leafs question: how quickly can Toronto turn uncertainty into structure?

Marlies' shift from an inconsistent regular-season team to a structured contender, powered by goaltending and a clear identity change.

Marlies success is real, but the Maple Leafs’ bigger problem remains: can internal help finally replace constant external fixes?

The Marlies grabbed Game 1 of the Calder Cup Finals, but the Wolves proved this series could be a long, hard-fought battle.

A closer look at how the Marlies’ strong season may be shaping the Maple Leafs decisions, depth, and future roster pressure.

The Marlies drop Game 3 at home after a strong road run, as Wilkes-Barre answers back to even the Eastern Conference Final.

The Maple Leafs goalie plan might be more flexible than expected—three goalies, competition, and patience could shape the season.

Marlies take a 2–0 series lead after a wild OT win, with a controversial goal and a completely different Game 2 performance.

The Marlies keep defying the odds, getting outshot again but still beat the Penguins 4–2 to take Game 1 of the East Final.

Cowan’s 12-second winner sends the Marlies to the AHL final as a wild comeback caps a chaotic Game 5 vs Cleveland.

Marlies respond when it matters, scoring first, spreading offence, and forcing a winner-take-all Game 5 in Cleveland.

Marlies storm back in Game 1, scoring five straight to beat Cleveland 5-2 and grab a 1-0 series lead on the road.

Marlies storm back from 2–0 down in Cleveland, scoring five straight to take Game 1 of the North Division finals 5–2.

Ullmark’s elite numbers tell one story, but Ottawa’s sweep tells another—how one goalie can stand on his head and still end up on the wrong side of history.