Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Chris Tanev is skating exactly one week after leaving a game against the Philadelphia Flyers on a stretcher.

A few games ago, the Toronto Maple Leafs were left for dead — trailing 3–0 to the Pittsburgh Penguins after forty miserable minutes of hockey. Then, out of nowhere, came one of those nights that remind you why people still believe in this team (whether they want to any more or not).

The Toronto Maple Leafs remain without forward David Kampf, who was suspended after leaving the AHL’s Toronto Marlies without permission earlier this week. Kampf, 30, cleared waivers in October and was assigned to the Marlies, where he recorded one assist in four games before walking away.

Minten was part of a package for Brandon Carlo at the trade deadline. Months later, he's settled into a different life than expected.

A man was killed and his grandmother was injured during a home invasion robbery in Maple Heights Wednesday night.

The Maple Heights Police Department is investigating a deadly home invasion. Officers responded to the 21000 block of Libby Road on Wednesday just before 10 p.m., police said. Officers said they found a man and a woman with gunshot wounds suffered in a home invasion robbery.

Officials say the pair were shot during a robbery inside their Libby Road residence. The Ohio BCI is assisting Maple Heights police with the investigation.

Authorities are investigating a shooting that occurred Wednesday night on Libby Road, leaving one dead and another injured.

The Toronto Maple Leafs (7-5-1) host the Utah Mammoth (9-4) at Scotiabank Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. ET, airing on ESPN+. The matchup features a pair of the NHL's top offensive options in William Nylander (five goals and 13 assists) and Nick Schmaltz (eight goals and 10 assists).