The Toronto Maple Leafs have a lot of tough decisions to make this offseason, including on star Mitch Marner. Marner will be a free agent this summer, and many

Kasperi Kapanen became a cult overtime hero earlier this playoff run, scoring a big overtime goal for the Edmonton Oilers to eliminate the Vegas Golden Knights, not dissimilar to his marker for the Leafs in Game 2 of the first round against the Washington Capitals back in 2017.

According to Anthony Di Marco of Daily Faceoff, Mitch Marner is not considering any of the six other Canadian franchises as potential landing spots if he leaves the Maple Leafs this summer.

The Toronto Maple Leafs bounced back from a blowout loss to shut out the Florida Panthers and force a Game 7. Highlights from Game 6:

Marner, 28, completed his six-year, $65.41 million contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs this season and is set to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1. Many expect his Game 7 exit against Florida to mark the end of his tenure in Toronto, especially after he declined to waive his no-movement clause at the March deadline.

The Carolina Hurricanes are down 2-0 in their series against Florida, but when addressing the deficit, Taylor Hall has taken a subtle shot at the Maple Leafs.

The Maple Leafs lost to the Panthers and are now eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Who is most to blame?

The Toronto Maple Leafs ended the 2024-25 season in heartbreaking fashion, dropping Game 7 at home to the Florida Panthers. Toronto once held a 2-0 series lead

Now that the Leafs have been eliminated, there will be much to reevaluate. Of course, decisions on Mitch Marner and Brendan Shanahan will be front and centre, but in truth, few areas will be exempt from contemplation.