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🚨 The Seattle Kraken remain open to moving forward Jared McCann this summer. McCann has two years left on his contract with a $5 million cap hit and holds a 10-team no-trade list. The 29-year-old is drawing interest from a few clubs, including the Maple Leafs, who continue to

Should #LeafsForever trade for Erik Karlsson? Carlo Colaiacovo explained why they need to make that move this morning! Do you agree with Carlo? Let us know! 👇

TRADE: We’ve acquired defenceman Henry Thrun from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for forward Ryan Reaves

🚨 Following the Reaves trade, the Maple Leafs now have $5,333,081 in cap space. What comes next.. 🤔💙 — PuckPedia #leafsforever

Triliving how did you manage trading Reaves for Thrun?

Ryan Reaves, doing media, says he told Brad Treliving at the end of the season that there was no longer a fit in Toronto, given everything that transpired, being on waivers. Appreciative of the GM for finding him a new place to play.

dakota joshua you will fit in so well with the leafs

Dakota Joshua missed the first 14 games last season following his recovery from testicular cancer. Primed to have a great bounce back year 💪🏼

I have to say I am very excited about this trade for Dakota Joshua!!!!! Only a 4th Round Pick wow!

Laying the body on the biggest stage. ‼️ In the 2023–24 NHL playoffs with the Canucks, Dakota Joshua laid out 74 hits in 13 games. = 5.7 hits/game. 🍁🔥 — Leafs Updates #LeafsForever

Jays are back!!! God I hate the All Star week. Just messes up with my schedule. Should be a wild second half!!! Who is pumped?

Predict what the Blue Jays record will be in their 66 games after the All-Star break.

Chris Bassitt, the Blue Jays’ 36-year-old mound wizard, is out here in 2025 pitching like he’s got a personal vendetta against baseballs, racking up a 10-4 record with a 3.80 ERA over 106 innings!

This dude started the season hotter than a jalapeño popper, dropping a ridiculous 0.77 ERA in his first four starts. And get this—on July 18, he threw a shutout against the Giants while letting 10 hits slide, basically winking at the box score like, “Catch me making history!”

His 83:20 K:BB ratio and five quality starts are fueling Toronto’s swaggerlicious 33-16 home record, despite a June faceplant against Boston that had fans checking if he was secretly replaced by a piñata.

But hold up, Bassitt’s not just a starter—he’s a bullpen stunt double too! On July 13, he strutted in for a scoreless inning like he’s auditioning for a Marvel movie.

With exit velocity stats in the 89th percentile and walk rate in the 80th, he’s basically bullying batters, even if his 35th-percentile whiff rate is like, “Eh, I’ll let a few swings miss for fun.”

As his $63 million contract nears its finale, Bassitt’s serving up enough spice to demand a Toronto sequel. Keep roasting hitters, you legend!