The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Monday that the team has trimmed their training camp roster to 26 players. The Leafs' current roster includes a total of 15 forwards, eight defencemen and three goaltenders.

Following a full week of training camp at Ford Performance Centre, the Maple Leafs returned to the ice at Scotiabank Arena last night for their first and only simulated game before the start of the 2020-21 NHL regular season.

As the team's training camp continues this week in preparation for the start of the 2020-21 season, the Toronto Maple Leafs announced details for its Blue vs. White Game presented by Canadian Tire to be held at Scotiabank Arena at 7 p.m. on Saturday, January 9th and broadcast on both Sportsnet and TSN. 

The Toronto Maple Leafs announced today the hockey club's 2020-21 training camp roster. The Maple Leafs have invited 40 players to training camp, including 23 forwards, 13 defencemen and four goaltenders.

It was a successful Saturday at the World Juniors for Maple Leafs prospects, as all six booked a trip to the semifinals with wins by Finland and Russia. 

It was a busy day at the World Juniors for Maple Leafs prospects, with five taking the ice and combining for eight points as the round robin stage nears its conclusion.

Three Maple Leafs prospects were back in action at the World Juniors Tuesday night, helping lead Russia to a 7-1 victory over Austria.

It was the first game of the tournament where all three Leafs prospects on the Russian team were in the lineup, and each contributed to the successful bounce-back win.

Four Maple Leafs prospects were back in action at the World Junior Championships in Edmonton on Sunday.

Finland improved to 2-0 in the tournament on Sunday, helped to a 4-1 victory over Switzerland with a pair of assists by Topi Niemela (2020, 64th overall) on the winning goal and the insurance marker. Niemela now has four points (1G, 3A) for Finland in their first two games and leads the tournament in points by a defenceman.

Four of the six Maple Leafs prospects competing at the 2021 World Junior Championship were in action on Christmas, kicking off the tournament in Edmonton. 

Maple Leafs team photographer Mark Blinch looks back at his favourite photos from the 2019-20 season and offers insights into what went into those captures.

Mark has been the Leafs team photographer since 2016, capturing every home game, training camp, outdoor practice, community events and more. He is the 1st place winner of the 2019 World Press Photo Award in the "Sports Singles" category. In addition to covering the blue and white, Mark is a contract photographer for the NBA, Getty Images, The Canadian Press, Reuters, and the Globe and Mail.