The Leafs have one of the toughest remaining schedules in the NHL, and that starts in full next week. Their first three opponents, the Colorado Avalanche, Utah Mammoth and Vegas Golden Knights are all in playoff positions. That’s not exactly the skidding Winnipeg Jets, Ottawa Senators and Canucks, whom the Leafs have recently smashed.

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The Toronto Maple Leafs recently celebrated a significant milestone in their franchise history as Captain Auston Matthews became the leading goal-scorer, surpassing the legendary Mats Sundin. This momentous occasion not only marks a new chapter for Matthews but also highlights his remarkable journey in the NHL.

The Toronto Maple Leafs walked away with two points on Monday night, but few inside their dressing room see that victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins as a solid win. Instead of feeling confident in their game, the team’s third-period pushback was ...

Auston Matthews' hat trick led the Maple Leafs to victory over the Jets. Ole Miss secured a playoff spot with a last-minute field goal. The U.S. unveiled a strong Olympic hockey roster, and Victor Wembanyama downplayed his knee injury.

The Penguins fell 6-3 in Toronto today. Max Domi scored the go-ahead goal and the Maple Leafs tacked on a pair of empty net goals to make the final score look lopsided. The Yahoo Sports app will continue to deliver AI-Powered Game Breakdowns during the NFL ...

Earlier this season, as the Toronto Maple Leafs kept losing, they looked slow. Not tired and not necessarily overmatched. Just… slow. Pucks died on their sticks.

Matthews pushed it to 3-0 at 4:01. Knies cut through the slot and fought off Niko Mikkola before swinging a pass back to the Maple Leafs captain, who shot past Bobrovsky’s right pad from the slot. The goal extended Matthews’ point streak to five games (seven goals, four assists).