The Toronto Maple Leafs opened training camp on Thursday and general manager Brad Treliving made his stance on roster spots crystal clear—regardless of age, players must earn their place.

The Maple Leafs should be building a new core around Robertson and Cowan, not giving ice time to aging, injury-prone veterans.

Injuries will sideline multiple prospects as the Toronto Maple Leafs are set to open their 2024 training camp.

Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving addressed media members following the contract extension of Nick Robertson and the signing of veteran forward Max Pacioretty to a tryout deal (PTO) shortly after that.

The plan heading into Toronto Maple Leafs training camp is clear for players: Want a roster spot? Earn it. “There are going to be a lot of people pushing for jobs,” Leafs general manager Brad Treliving said after adding more than enough pieces this offseason to fill out a 23-man roster.

As the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 2024 training camp gets underway on Wednesday with media day and medical testing, the club has officially released its roster of players competing for a spot on the team’s opening night roster.

Toronto Maple Leafs training camp is underway. Going into camp, there are several notes and news coming out of Leafs Land. On Wednesday, the Maple Leafs had their media day.

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