After months of speculation about Mitch Marner's future with the Toronto Maple Leafs, a surprising twist has emerged. NHL insider Andy Strickland recently revealed that the reason behind Marner’s decision not to re-sign has less to do with a lucrative payday and more to do with wanting a clean break.

The Carolina Hurricanes have been among the best teams in the NHL over the last five season, with trips to the Eastern Conference Semifinals and Finals in each year since 2021. Despite the success, the team has failed to cash in,

Last week, insider Andy Strickland confirmed that Mitch Marner will not be returning to the Toronto Maple Leafs next season. The pending free agent winger will test the market with many reporters and fans expecting a massive deal with a new team.

With so many questions coming in for our latest Maple Leafs mailbag, we’ve broken answers out into multiple column. Here’s Part 1 and Part 2. Below, we dig into Part 3, where we get into questions about keeping Mitch Marner,

The Toronto Maple Leafs must pursue this $42 million free-agent winger as the team looks to replace the departing Mitch Marner.

Mitch Marner is set to hit free agency for the first time in his career on July 1, and there figures to be plenty of teams vying for his signature when the market opens. As for a return to the Toronto Maple Leafs,