Toronto did acquire Nic Roy from Vegas, a heavy, reliable third-line center who should bring some much-needed sandpaper in the playoffs. The Maple Leafs also traded for Matias Maccelli, a young, talented winger who saw steady point production with the Arizona Coyotes and Utah Mammoth.

Mitch Marner's blockbuster move to the Golden Knights wasn't the only path on the table. A new report reveals that another NHL team was ready to make a serious push for the Canadian star.

Mitch Marner is likely headed for NHL free agency, but there's some interesting tampering drama going on between the Maple Leafs and Golden Knights.

Mitch Marner addressed his departure from the Maple Leafs on Tuesday, stating that he “didn’t ever think” he would leave the city and the team. Wearing the unfamiliar colours of his new team in Vegas — and the more familiar No. 93 — Marner said he felt uncertainty over leaving Toronto.

The Golden Knights are rolling the dice on Mitch Marner. The Vegas hockey team pulled off a deal with the Maple Leafs to acquire Marner in a sign-and-trade that gave the hockey star an eight-year deal worth $12 million per season before shipping him off to Sin City,

Following the Dion Phaneuf and Phil Kessel era, a time when Toronto Maple Leafs fans attended games with paper bags over their heads and highlighted by their improbable Game 7 choke to the Boston Bruins in 2013, Toronto was staring into a new era in Leafland.

When Mitch Marner was traded to the Vegas Golden Knights, many Toronto Maple Leafs fans reacted with a strange mix of relief and regret. After years of

Mitch Marner wrote an emotional message following his sign-and-trade from the Toronto Maple Leafs to the Vegas Golden Knights.