The Toronto Maple Leafs opened training camp on Thursday and general manager Brad Treliving made his stance on roster spots crystal clear—regardless of age, players must earn their place. Despite criticism that the Leafs have prioritized veterans over prospects,

With a new coach and captain, new faces and competition for spots, this could be one of the more fascinating Leafs training camps in years.

Injuries will sideline multiple prospects as the Toronto Maple Leafs are set to open their 2024 training camp.

The Toronto Maple Leafs will start training camp without three young and promising players due to injuries, according to Luke Fox of Sportsnet. Fraser Minten, Ben Danford, and Connor Dewar have all been ruled out and will miss the early part of the camp, Fox reported on September 18 .

In this article, I'll look at 3 players who could be moved by the Maple Leafs, to free up cap space after training camp ends.

William Nylander had only one condition for new Toronto Maple Leafs coach Craig Berube when it came to the prospect of moving to centre for the second fall in a row: He needed time. This couldn’t be another blink-and-it’s-over experiment.

Leafs head coach Craig Berube and general manager Brad Treliving absolutely want William Nylander playing centre.

With a new coach, the opportunity to bring old ideas back in hopes that things can work out differently this time makes sense in most cases that is. The idea of William Nylander at centre is one of those ideas that seems like it is better off permanently mothballed.