Dennis Hildeby

Former Maple Leafs goalie Dennis Hildeby is back with Tampa Bay. Can the tall Swede build on his impressive NHL start?

Former Maple Leafs goalie Dennis Hildeby made a strong first impression in Tampa Bay, stopping 34 shots in a 3-2 win over Minnesota.

Dennis Hildeby gets another chance to show what he can do in Tampa, and his season might be worth watching.

The Maple Leafs fixed many problems this summer. But one question remains: can Sergei Bobrovsky give them the foundation they need?

Why did the Maple Leafs move McMann, Robertson, and Hildeby? The answer may be about philosophy, not talent.

The Bobrovsky gamble isn't just about the goalie Toronto added. It's about the goalie the Maple Leafs decided to give up.

The Maple Leafs added Sergei Bobrovsky, but did they truly improve in goal? Experience, health, and depth make this a complicated upgrade.

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

Woll heads to Philadelphia, Hildeby stays in Toronto. One trade reshapes two goalie paths that were quietly tied together for years.

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.

Woll, Stolarz, and Hildeby have the Leafs in a tricky spot — and a goalie decision might be coming sooner than expected.

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.

The Maple Leafs thought their goalie tandem was set—but injuries and a rising prospect have turned a strength into a question heading into a crucial offseason.

Alex Nylander is heating up with the Marlies—10 points in 4 games—fueling a late-season surge as the Toronto Marlies build momentum toward the playoffs.

A mixed night for Canadian teams: quiet progress for some, familiar warning signs for others. The standings didn’t shift — the pressure did.

Maple Leafs grind out a 2–1 OT win over Flyers thanks to Hildeby’s calm in net and Laughton & Cowan stepping up when it mattered most.

Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto all rally late — comebacks, hat tricks, and key saves shape a wild night for Canadian teams. Who’s gaining traction?

Did this game say more about Edmonton’s speed — or Toronto’s growing third-period problem?

How did the Maple Leafs build a 2–0 lead, then fade late and let the Sharks grab the game in overtime?

Dennis Hildeby wasn’t supposed to change the Maple Leafs’ plans this soon. But his emergence forces a new question: What do you do with three goalies?

Leafs stay steady, Flames go wild, Canucks run into a wall named Gibson. A full look at last night in Canadian hockey.

Are the Maple Leafs finally finding their defensive identity? Do they have a rising star in Dennis Hildeby?

Can the Maple Leafs shake off a missed-chance night and fix a suddenly hesitant power play after falling 2–1 in a shootout to Montreal?

Can the Maple Leafs bottle the confidence from this road trip and turn it into a real push up the standings?

Toronto’s season feels shaky—but which Maple Leafs are actually stepping up and keeping the team afloat?

Which Canadian teams are really built to last? A quarter-season in, the picture is clearer—and more surprising—than anyone expected.

Are the Maple Leafs finally turning the corner after a dominant 7–2 win in Pittsburgh, or was this just one good night after weeks of struggle?

Without Auston Matthews, can the Maple Leafs learn from Hildeby’s 33-save effort and flashes of offense, or will close losses keep piling up?