Mitch Marner will represent Team Canada at the 4 Nations Face-Off in February. The forward is the lone Maple Leafs player named to Canada's roster for the tournament. It's the first time Marner has represented his country in international competition since ...

The next forward with the most ice time on the Maple Leafs is Matthews, who averages nearly a minute less than Marner.

A lot of talk has been made recently about the Toronto Maple Leafs and the possibility of extending superstar forward Mitch Marner. Through the first quarter of

Mitch Marner has long been one of the Toronto Maple Leafs’ most talented players, but his path to leadership has been more gradual. Early in his career, Marner was often critiqued for what seemed like a “me-first” attitude,

Mitch Marner could be the lone Toronto Maple Leafs player to play for Team Canada at the NHL 4 Nations Face-Off in February. According to TSN's Pierre LeBrun on Early Trading, Marner will be the only player from the Maple Leafs to be named to Team Canada when the announcement comes down at 6:30 p.m. ET on Wednesday.

What a season Mitch Marner is having. If you want to talk him up as a true Hart Trophy candidate, you won’t get any pushback from me. He’s been a virtuoso, as we all saw Sunday when he took the Toronto Maple Leafs on his back with a two-goal effort against the Utah Hockey Club.

Jordan Binnington of the Blues and Adin Hill of the Golden Knights and Montreal Canadiens’ Sam Montembeault named as Team Canada’s three goaltenders

Off, adding some speed and skill around a core featuring multiple future Hall of Famers. The 17 players added join the previously announced Sidney Crosby, Cale Makar, Nathan MacKinnon, Brad Marchand,