The Toronto Maple Leafs can't seem to right the ship, and if the losses continue to pile up, coach Craig Berube's job will be in jeopardy when the season concludes.

The misery for the Toronto Maple Leafs continued on Saturday night, as they dropped a 5-2 decision to the rival Tampa Bay Lightning, a game that also featured a goal from Corey Perry, recently re-acquired from the Los Angeles Kings.

The Toronto Maple Leafs' struggles this season may have pushed management to consider trading star winger William Nylander, who signed the richest contract in franchise history 14 months ago.

The Toronto Maple Leafs still have 17 games left to play this season, but everyone — especially the fans — is already looking toward the offseason, which will be pivotal in shaping the future of the franchise.

There's a well-worn narrative that the Toronto Maple Leafs are a difficult team to play for. Roll your eyes if you want, but it's real, and the team must address it so they can attract upgrades, writes Michael Traikos.

The Toronto Maple Leafs suffered their seventh straight loss, a day after the trade window closed, during which they made three key trades.

Toronto's 5-2 loss to the Lightning was the team’s seventh in a row, and with no announced direction forward, the fan base is in limbo.