US EditionMaple Leafs close out home schedule in lost season with another defeat
Dallas erased three-goal and two-goal deficits as Toronto finished 0-5-1 in its last six games.
- On Monday, the Maple Leafs closed their home schedule with a 6-5 loss to the Dallas Stars at Scotiabank Arena, squandering a 3-0 lead by the first intermission and a 5-3 advantage midway through the third period.
- Missing the playoffs for the first time in a decade, the franchise faces organizational upheaval following general manager Brad Treliving's firing last month, forcing a complete reset of the club's direction.
- After 43 years in radio and television, legendary play-by-play man Joe Bowen called his final Maple Leafs home game, receiving a standing ovation and video tribute during the third period.
- Defenceman Morgan Rielly, who has played 950 games across 13 campaigns, faces uncertain future prospects, while forward John Tavares said the team must "look themselves in the mirror" after a disappointing season.
- Head coach Craig Berube's future remains unclear beyond Wednesday's finale in Ottawa against the Senators, though he praised Toronto's fan support despite lamenting the costly errors that defined the season.
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Tuesday's FTB: Leafs flirted with winning, but gave in in the end
Last night, as I sat down to kinda watch the Leafs play Dallas at home, the windows were wide open, and it was still 23 degrees out. This is your global warming hockey fashion: Ring camera said motion detected pic.twitter.com/NAS08emvK4— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) April 13, 2026 The Leafs lost in a game of 11 goals scored and one that was actually a little fun. It means nothing. The standings have the Leafs maintaining at fifth last as th…
Maple Leafs close out home schedule in lost season with another defeat – 105.9 The Region
TORONTO — John Tavares and his teammates opened the NHL season with plenty of hope. Toronto’s sports scene was buzzing. The Blue Jays were in the early stages of what would turn into a memorable run to the World Series. The Maple Leafs, meanwhile, had made the second round of the playoffs just the second time in the league’s salary cap era back in the spring. Sure, star winger Mitch Marner had bolted town, but the Original Six club still found i…
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