As Mitch Marner’s future with the Toronto Maple Leafs hangs in the balance, Luke Fox joined The FAN Hockey Show to break down what losing a franchise forward really means—and how, or if, the team can ...

As everyone knows, Mitch Marner will not be returning to the Toronto Maple Leafs for the upcoming National Hockey League ...

The real lesson from the Stanley Cup final: Teams win championships, individuals do not. In the end, the Florida Panthers crushed the two best players in the world, Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl.

Marner just completed a six-year, $65 million deal with the Maple Leafs, averaging over a point per game in each season. While his regular-season production remains elite, his playoff shortcomings and ...

If I travelled back to in time to the 2015 NHL draft and told my 2015 self that the Leafs were about to draft a player who ...

In today’s links, Montreal’s interest in Toews, lots of competition for roster additions, Caufield is Habs’ biggest steal, Mitch Marner latest in a string of poor asset management for ...

Unlike in other leagues, short deals just don't happen for stars in the NHL. Or at least they haven't. Why might that change?

Mitch Marner may take a short, two-year contract instead of a long-term deal. NHL insider Pierre LeBrun reported that Marner is considering a deal worth $12–13 million per year.

The Boston Bruins are linked to top NHL free agent, Brock Boeser, of the Vancouver Canucks who is seeking a substantial raise ...

Friedman’s comments suggest teams are willing to jump through the hoops Marner is setting up. Vegas and Carolina might be ...

After making several calls around the league this past week, here’s what I make of the Jason Robertson situation: The Stars ...

Mitch Marner is widely expected to sign a long-term contract, but The Athletic's Pierre LeBrun reported he could choose a ...