SHOCKING DISAPPOINTMENT: Maple Leafs Key man Suffers Career ending Injury

The Toronto Maple Leafs once again finished the season with a disapointing performance that is guaranteed to lead to change.

And, as is annual tradition, the Toronto Maple Leafs management ended the season with a nonsensical press conference where they make vague promises and allude to changes in the most non-specific way possible.

The Leafs already fired their coach, and while they’ve yet to hire one, that is likely to come before any players are signed, traded or otherwise moved.

The Leafs are in a state of flux, and only one player is absolutely not going anywhere. The rest of them? We’ll have to wait and see, but that doesn’t mean we can’t guess.

Toronto Maple Leafs Summer Time Player Movement Checklist: Who Stays + Who Goes

Auston Matthews: He isn’t going anywhere, and even the notoriously bad management of the Toronto Maple Leafs isn’t going to trade him.

Matthew Knies: He’s a potential star player on an entry-level deal and about to take on a much bigger role. He might not be “untouchable” but he’s the next best thing.

Mitch Marner: Despite some of the dumbest ideas I’ve ever heard, or had, he’s not going anywhere either.

Player Movement Checklist

William Nylander: Shoudla traded him instead of signing him, but what’s done is done and he’s not going anywhere either.

John Tavares: He’s underrated, and his decline is vastly oversold. Still not going to be able to trade that contract, but even if they could, they wouldn’t. All four of the Core Four will be back, and that’s a good thing.

Tyler Bertuzzi: The Leafs need to make changes somewhere and he’s approaching 30 and will want a raise and a longer committment even though he makes too much money as it is. He will sign elsewhere.

Max Domi: He will also sign elsewhere as the Leafs realize they can’t bring back the exact same team and have very few options for change. He’s also crazy overrated by the fanbase and so one-dimensional that he makes it hard for a coach to dress a balanced lineup.

Nick Robertson: He’ll be back in a more prominant role taking over for Domi or Bertuzzi.

Bobby Mcmann: Cheap goal-scorers don’t grow on trees, so he’ll be back.

Pontus Holmberg: He’ll be back, but hopefully on the fourth line because the Leafs could really improve their 3C situation. I like Holmberg but he’s easily one of the worst 3Cs in the NHL and if the Leafs want to contend they can improve here.