When recently traded forward Ryan Reaves said, “…the whole city wanted me out of there,” it confirmed something that most fans already knew was true about Toronto — it’s not the easiest place to play.

Henry Thrun remembers the night in early 2024 he was thrown in against the Maple Leafs and scored his first NHL goal.

Seven is an unlucky number for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Sure, it hangs from the rafters in honour of two legendary defencemen ...

Henry Thrun was immersed in the movie 'Top Gun' when his phone lit up with a call from San Jose Sharks general manager Mike ...

Jeff Skinner met with the San Jose media for the first time since joining the San Jose Sharks as a free agent last Friday. Skinner, who had a down season by his standard with the Edmonton Oilers in ...

While most of you are enjoying your summer off, hopefully in the sand by the water, the NHL world continues to turn. Although ...

Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman Henry Thrun met with reporters Monday afternoon over Zoom, where he revealed he will be wearing No. 3. Thrun was acquired in a trade with the San Jose Sharks in exchange ...

The San Jose Hockey Now Podcast is sponsored by Bring Hockey Back! What does long-time NHL video coach Steve Peters think of ...

When Ryan Reaves was traded to the San Jose Sharks this offseason, he didn’t just pack his bags—he left behind a pointed ...

Ryan Reaves now plays for the San Jose Sharks, a bitter rival when he played for the Golden Knights and feuded specifically ...