Marner was drafted fourth overall in 2015 by Toronto and was one of the star players on the team. However, after nine years, his tenure with the Maple Leafs ended in a sign-and-trade with the ...

Marner is coming off a career-high 102-point season and is one of the top players in the NHL. The star winger is from Toronto and was selected fourth overall in the 2015 NHL Draft by the Maple Leafs.

Brad Treliving outlined the Maple Leafs’ plan to replace Mitch Marner’s impact after his trade to Vegas before free agency.

Mitch Marner has been dealt to the Vegas Golden Knights in a sign-and-trade, and the Maple Leafs have no time to lose in the hunt for his replacement. Of course, replacing Marner will be far ...

Marner wore No. 93 during his time in Junior with the London Knights and the number is still associated with his social media handles despite the fact that he wore No. 16 with the Maple Leafs.

The Maple Leafs would get off of Domi’s contract, and get a star forward who can play on the top line and help replace Marner. Toronto would acquire Rust, who has three years left on his six ...

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Replacing Marner by Committee—and Saving Millions They said it couldn’t be done, that the Maple Leafs couldn’t possibly replace Marner with an equal—or even better—player.

It didn’t have to be this way. Part one: Immaculate vibes and seeds of discontent In the beginning, it was great. Marner burst onto the scene in 2016, alongside Matthews and the slick William ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs signed and traded star right winger Mitch Marner to the Vegas Golden Knights Monday, ending the 100-point player's stint with the team and leaving a massive hole at a key ...

This was easily the quietest start to free agency for the Toronto Maple Leafs in recent memory (save Mitch Marner’s noisy exodus to Vegas, obviously). Just depth players on a day that’s ...

Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving called Mitch Marner one of the greatest Leafs ever. Marner was drafted fourth overall in 2015 by Toronto and was one of the star players on the team.