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Nylander could have waited to score his 300th in his hometown, but fate said no.
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Jim Hiller on William Nylander hitting the 300-goal milestone: “I hope he gets another 300… He’s got lots left”
After an optional practice in Calgary, Maple Leafs assistant Jim Hiller praises William Nylander’s 300‑goal milestone, saying he hopes the winger adds another 300. Hiller also evaluates the Nylander‑Paul‑Marchenko line, the power‑play’s recent performance, Chris Tanev’s progress toward a comeback, and his confidence in Toronto’s goaltending. The interview offers insight into Nylander’s career trajectory and his impact on the team.
Morgan Rielly Has Found The Sweet Spot, Rebounding For Maple Leafs This 2026-27 Season
Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly had a terrible 2025-26 season, and no teams were interested in trading for him this summer. But Rielly has bounced back in a major way this season, and he's become a terrific example of a veteran who still has gas left in the tank.
Maple Leafs Week Ahead: Schedule & Storylines – Finding Rhythm, Winning Streak, Western Swing and More
The Toronto Maple Leafs are beginning to find their footing and the timing could hardly be better. After a difficult opening stretch, Toronto has won four consecutive games, capped by…
Top pair or bust if the Maple Leafs look to add another defenceman
The Maple Leafs’ blueline remains a revolving door, with only Morgan Rielly offering any continuity. After adding Darren Raddysh, Toronto still lacks a true top‑pair defenseman and General Manager John Chayka appears ready to spend a premium asset for a game‑changing player. The article argues the team should target a Victor Hedman‑ or Miro Heiskanen‑type, naming Simon Edvinsson and Moritz Seider as primary candidates, while outlining the assets Toronto could trade—including a 2027 first‑round pick, prospects Ben Danford, Artur Akhtyamov, and several 2029‑class prospects. The piece stresses that a band‑aid solution won’t suffice and that a decisive move is needed to shore up 5‑on‑5 minutes and protect narrow leads.
Revisiting the Wendel Clark for Mats Sundin Trade
June 28 is the anniversary of one of the most remarkable trades in Toronto Maple Leafs history. It was the trade that sent Maple Leafs captain and fan-favorite Wendel Clark…
Maple Leafs’ Auston Matthews raves about Easton Cowan following win vs. Oilers
Auston Matthews credits 21‑year‑old winger Easton Cowan for boosting his early‑season form as Toronto thumps Edmonton 7‑2 on Oct. 25, 2026. Matthews scored on a 2‑on‑1 after a Cowan feed, and praised the young player’s growth in size, speed, hockey IQ and defensive responsibility. Cowan, now with five goals and 12 points in 13 games, continues to anchor the Leafs’ first line alongside Matthews and Jack Roslovic, fueling a four‑game winning streak. Toronto’s defense, led by Troy Stecher, limited Leon Draisaitl’s two goals, showcasing a near‑perfect team effort.
Maple Leafs News & Rumours: Matthews’ Leadership, Cowan’s Growth & a 7-2 Statement Win
The Toronto Maple Leafs have won four straight games, and the 7-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers was the sort of result that gets people talking. Beating a team with…
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Their Tagging Issue
The Toronto Maple Leafs have a tagging issue. If they acquired anyone with term beyond this season, they'd likely need to move out salary as they don't have future cap room.
Like it or not it’s Tristan Jarry’s net now, the former Oilers curse, and Trent Frederic a healthy scratch
The Oilers’ three‑game winning streak ends with a 7‑2 defeat to the Toronto Maple Leafs, highlighting Tristan Jarry’s shaky start as the new starter after Devon Levi’s IR placement. Jarry posted a .800 save percentage in his fourth season start, unable to stop key odd‑man rush goals and a power‑play marker by William Nylander. Meanwhile, the “former Oiler curse” re‑emerges as ex‑Oilers Jack Roslovic, Troy Stecher and Anthony Stolarz each score or shine for Toronto, underscoring Edmonton’s defensive lapses and the urgency to regroup. Trent Frederic also sits as a healthy scratch heading into the next matchup.
Oilers Week Ahead: Schedule & Storylines – Nugent-Hopkins Returned, Injuries Continue, McDavid’s Dominance, & More
The Edmonton Oilers are off to a surprising 8-2-1 start, despite a 7-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs in their last outing. Before that, they had two overtime wins…
3 Takeaways From Oilers’ Frustrating 7-2 Loss to Maple Leafs
The Atmosphere is always electric when the Toronto Maple Leafs come to Rogers Place to battle the Edmonton Oilers. Unfortunately, the Oilers laid an egg on home ice for their…
Maple Leafs’ Jim Hiller highlights Troy Stecher, Anthony Stolarz following blowout win vs. Oilers
It was a night to remember for the Toronto Maple Leafs, stomping the Edmonton Oilers 7-2 to start their four-game road trip. Toronto submitted a defensive masterclass in the process, winning its fourth consecutive game. After the win, head coach Jim Hiller was happy to highlight several players that elevated their games during Saturday’s game….
Auston Matthews explains why Maple Leafs’ locker room is ‘so much fun’ right now
Toronto’s supportive locker room is helping everyone contribute to the team’s success.
Oilers’ Mike Babcock admits Maple Leafs exposed Edmonton’s biggest problem
Mike Babcock takes responsibility as Toronto Maple Leafs outworks Edmonton Oilers.
Game Review: Maple Leafs put it all together in Edmonton, cap off perfect week with 7-2 rout of Oilers
Well, the Maple Leafs are now 21-5-2 against the Edmonton Oilers in the Auston Matthews era, and 12-2-1 in Edmonton specifically. This might have been their best win yet: A resounding 7-2 victory in which the Leafs came out flying, eventually took the lead in the final six minutes of the first period, and never […] The post Game Review: Maple Leafs put it all together in Edmonton, cap off perfect week with 7-2 rout of Oilers appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .
Instant Reaction: Leafs continue dominance in Edmonton with 7-2 win
The Toronto Maple Leafs rout the Edmonton Oilers 7-2 on October 25, 2026, handing the Oilers only their second regulation loss (record drops to 8-2-1). Auston Matthews, Troy Stecher and William Nylander each score early, while Leon Draisaitl nets two for Edmonton and Connor McDavid adds two assists. Goal‑ie Tristan Jarry posts a shaky .800 save percentage, allowing six goals on 30 shots. Former Oilers Jack Roslovic and Troy Stecher spark the Leafs, with Stecher recording back‑to‑back goals for the first time in his career. The Oilers head next to Detroit on Monday.
Instant Reaction: Maple Leafs make another statement in handling of Connor McDavid’s Oilers
The Toronto Maple Leafs ride a three‑game winning streak into a dominant 6‑2 victory over Connor McDavid’s Edmonton Oilers on Oct. 25, 2026. Auston Matthews, William Nylander, and newcomer Zack MacEwen each chip in, with Nylander adding a late empty‑netter to seal a 7‑2 final. Goalie Anthony Stolarz backs the surge with 30 saves. The win fuels the Leafs’ westward road trip as they prepare for the Calgary Flames, showcasing contributions from young players like Easton Cowan and Gavin McKenna.
Jim Hiller on Auston Matthews’ progression since he first coached him in Toronto: “Now you’re seeing an outstanding two-way player who’s still a great offensive threat”
Ahead of the Oct. 24 game in Edmonton, Maple Leafs coach Jim Hiller praises Auston Matthews’ transformation into an elite two‑way talent while still delivering offensive firepower. Hiller also tackles the challenge of containing Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, highlights Nick Paul’s impact, and confirms Anthony Stolarz will start in net with Mermis in the lineup.
Maple Leafs Defensive Injuries Pile Up; Why It Could Force a Trade
The Toronto Maple Leafs have won three straight games, but a rash of defensive injuries threatens to derail their progress. Chris Tanev, Jake McCabe, Nick Blankenburg and Marshall Rifai are all on week‑to‑week IR, leaving the Leafs with just 38 goals allowed in 12 games and a troubling even‑strength record. The team has recalled Cole McWard and Dakota Mermis from the Marlies, while top prospect Ben Danford stays in the AHL to protect his development. General manager John Chayka has hinted he may trade for a “difference maker” if the injury list grows during the upcoming Western road trip.
How to watch Oilers vs Maple Leafs: NHL, live stream, TV channel
The Edmonton Oilers host the Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday, Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. ET at Rogers Place. The Oilers sit atop the 2026‑27 season at 8‑1‑1, with Connor McDavid leading the league with 31 points (8 G, 23 A) and Leon Draisaitl bolstering a potent offense. Toronto arrives 6‑4‑2 after three straight wins, driven by Auston Matthews’ eight goals and 18 points, though it will miss John Tavares and Chris Tanev. The game streams on ESPN+ (ESPN Unlimited) and airs on the ESPN+ channel. Expect a star‑powered showdown between McDavid and Matthews.
GDB 11.0: Oilers get their first look at Gavin McKenna and the Maple Leafs (5 PM MT, SNW)
The Oilers host the Toronto Maple Leafs Saturday at 5 PM MT, promising a high‑octane showdown after back‑to‑back emotional wins over Minnesota and Carolina. Edmonton enters with a 46‑goal offense in 10 games (4.60 per game), driven by Connor McDavid’s 31 points, Leon Draisaitl, and Evan Bouchard, while Toronto sits 6‑4‑2 with 43 goals (3.58 per game). Key injuries loom: Ryan Nugent‑Hopkins returns, but Mattias Ekholm is out for a week. Power‑play dynamics could decide the game—Edmonton’s PP is 35.3% versus Toronto’s 97.4% PK, while Toronto’s PP sits at 28.6% against Edmonton’s 72.4% PK. The article previews tactics and health concerns ahead of the clash.
Preview: Maple Leafs start the road trip in Edmonton
Leafs face a team having a hot start to the season.
‘The culture was really good’: Jack Roslovic reflects on Oilers tenure ahead of Maple Leafs matchup
Jack Roslovic, now with the Toronto Maple Leafs on a two‑year, $4 million AAV deal, faces a revenge week against his former clubs. He posted a goal and three points vs. the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday and tallied an assist against the New York Rangers Thursday. Tonight he meets the Edmonton Oilers, where he spent 69 games last season, scoring 21 goals and 36 points. Roslovic praises the Oilers’ culture and work ethic, especially admiring Connor McDavid’s impact, and notes his early success in Toronto with four goals and ten points in his first ten games alongside Auston Matthews.
Oilers Coach Mike Babcock Downplays Significance In Facing Maple Leafs And Former Assistant Jim Hiller Despite Intriguing History
Edmonton Oilers coach Mike Babcock downplays facing his former team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, and old assistant Jim Hiller. But the truth is, that overshadows the storyline of Connor McDavid and Auston Matthews going head-to-head.
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