The Carolina Hurricanes have been among the best teams in the NHL over the last five season, with trips to the Eastern Conference Semifinals and Finals in each year since 2021. Despite the success, the team has failed to cash in,

Mitch Marner's teammates with the Toronto Maple Leafs, who may not be his teammates much longer, dropped a major hint about his next destination. The Toronto

Toronto Maple Leafs free agent Mitch Marner might be sending a message to the team's front office by canceling his annual All-Star Invitational event for his charitable foundation. The event was scheduled to take place in Toronto on July 10-11.

This East Coast team could make a splash by making free agent Mitch Marner the highest-paid NHLer this offseason

The roster questions are piling up as the Toronto Maple Leafs head into a pivotal offseason. From Mitch Marner’s charity decisions sparking speculation, to the looming salary cap crunch that could force out core veterans,

Toronto adored the best of little Gilmour because of all he gave and because he was never better or bigger than when circumstances required him the most. Toronto adored the fight in Clark, the combustion in his game. He would scrap with anyone, hit anyone and score on anyone.

According to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, Winnipeg Jets pending free agent forward Nikolaj Ehlers may top the list of alternatives to Marner. Friedman said on Sunday's episode of the "32 Thoughts" podcast that some teams may bypass Marner altogether and go straight to Ehlers.

In just over two weeks, we’ll know where Mitch Marner will continue his career in the Bettman circuit. The forward, who is not expected to return to Toronto, will become an independent player on July