Leafs’ Hayley Wickenheiser marries hockey with medicine in groundbreaking role

In many ways, this has been the year the NHL woke up to what women can offer in front-office roles. Wickenheiser, striking a mind-boggling balance between her Leafs work and a medical residency, is now one of five female assistant GMs.

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McDavid: If Campbell can start in Toronto, he can do it anywhere

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A need for speed drives Leafs captain John Tavares in summer workouts

A quicker Tavares would be an important component to a Leafs lineup that lost speedy forwards Ilya Mikheyev and Ondrej Kaše in free agency.

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Leafs prospects Fraser Minten, Matt Knies get a glimpse of a possible future together

Two of the top players in the Toronto system were glued to each other during development camp. Now they’re off to separate world junior camps.

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Goalies embracing breakaway from main group at Leafs development camp

Assistant general manager Hayley Wickenheiser’s crew has decided to separate the netminders and give them one-on-one attentiveness with the different goalies for the week.

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Stanley Cup odds: Biggest movers after 1 week of free agency

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Have your say: Which one of the Core Four will leave the Maple Leafs first?

The clock is ticking for the Maple Leafs to make some noise in the playoffs, with their biggest stars set to hit free agency.

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Pierre Engvall has made strides with Maple Leafs — and has more goals in mind

After inking a one-year contract extension, the 26-year-old Swede believes he can contribute more on offence if given the opportunity next season.

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Leafs prospect twins Ty and Dylan Jackson finish each other’s plays — and sentences

The Oakville products, now enrolled at Arizona State University, have been skating with Auston Matthews. And they’ll be playing on NHL ice this coming season.

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Damien Cox: With the Leafs’ long-term future unclear, expect Kyle Dubas to make a big-time addition

It’s impossible to look at where the Leafs were last season and not get the feeling something pretty big is going to happen, writes Damien Cox.

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Olczyk leaving Blackhawks to join Kraken's broadcast team

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Leafs top prospect Matthew Knies is taking a patient approach and some advice from Auston Matthews

Knies, who chose to return to college for a second season, was making his first appearance at the Leafs development camp since being taken 57th overall in 2021.

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