Nick Richard

Plakata!!!! At long last

Leafs announce "Brandon Pridham and the club have mutually agreed to part ways, while Assistant General Manager, Player Personnel Derek Clancey will also be departing the organization."

Louis Varland rocks

@Road_Guy_Colin Eww, Colin..

Yes please

Think that sends a pretty strong message.

If you are a Leaf fan and watched the 2025-26 NHL season, you might be entitled to compensation

On a night where fans of other teams once again try to dunk on the Centre of the Hockey Universe, please remember this prophetic scripture from the late great Philosopher @ATFulemin who we lost to the skies of blue.

Marlies come back to take game one 5-2. Artur Akhtyamov was excellent again, keeping the game close when the team in front of him had nothing going for nearly 40 minutes.

TAAAAAAAAP IT IN RHYNO 🦏 Logan Shaw with a great effort to set up Ryan Tverberg on the back post

@Poleen98OP Still don’t think there’s a ton of offence there but he has potential as a reliable puck mover.

@_NickRichard His skating is good enough that he's gonna be more than the projected "defensive D" very smooth.

Artur Akhtyamov just bailed out Danford who got caught a bit flat footed and missed a hip check to create an odd man rush. It’s clear that Danford is confident in his mobility with the tight gaps he plays, but there’s going to be an adjustment.

Logan Shaw makes a gorgeous play out front to find Ryan Tverberg on the back door and it’s 4-2 Marlies.

@LeafsRundown I don’t really think there’s much there tbh

Man if only he could stay healthy

OMG NYLS 🎯🎯🎯 Alex Nylander puts us ahead with a missile from distance

Alex Nylander hammers a one-timer and suddenly the Marlies lead 3-2 in the early stages of the third period.

MARSH GOES BAR 👇 Marshall Rifai hammers it home on a quick strike before the end of the second!

G-G-G-GIDDY UP 🤠 Easton Cowan snaps one five hole on the power-play to get us on the board

The Marlies are being heavily outplayed but goals from Easton Cowan and Marshall Rifai in the final minutes of the second period have them tied 2-2 with the Monsters heading to the third period.

Ben Danford slots in for his pro debut as the Marlies take on Cleveland in game one of their third round matchup.

@eliteprospects Sorry to hear this. May Johan’s legacy live on.

It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Johan Nilsson, the founder of Elite Prospects and the person whose curiosity and passion for hockey planted the seed for everything we have built together. Born on the 9th of April 1981, Johan founded Elite Prospects in December 1999 at just 18 years old. What started as a vision driven by a deep love of hockey grew into the world’s leading hockey platform, a testament to the kind of person he was. Johan had a rare combination of qualities: sharp intellect, deep knowledge, and a kindness that made everyone around him feel valued. He could dive into the most complex problems with calm and clarity, and he brought that same thoughtfulness to the people he worked with every day. For the past nine years, Johan faced a battle with colon cancer with the same calm and strength that defined everything he did. His love of hockey was never just about the game. It was about understanding it fully, honestly, and in all its detail. That drive is woven into the DNA of Elite Prospects, and it will continue to shape the future of what we do. To know Johan was to be quietly inspired by him. We are all immensely grateful that we got to work alongside someone like him. Our deepest condolences go to his family and loved ones. He will be greatly missed, by all of us and by the global hockey community. Johan leaves behind his beloved wife and two children, aged two and eight.