"In the latest MLHS Podcast, Nick Ashbourne and Anthony Petrielli discuss the Leafs' recent dip in results, non-stop injury issues, Brad Treliving's ultimate course of action for the 2025-26 season, and Easton Cowan's development plan. Episode Topics The recent 1-2-2 stretch, more and more injuries adding up, and is the season getting away from the 2025-26 Maple Leafs? (1:00) The development path the organization is forging with Easton Cowan (8:00)"
"Brad Treliving's job security, selling vs. holding, and the possibility of a "flush it" season with the plague of injuries (16:30) The Leafs' goaltending situation with Anthony Stolarz returning soon (41:20) Should Cowan remain in the lineup when William Nylander returns? (49:20) Matthew Knies playing through injury (1:02:00) Subscribe/Rate/Review on Soundcloud › Spotify › Apple Founded in 2008, Maple Leaf Hotstove (MLHS) has grown to be the most visited independent team-focused hockey website online (Quantcast). Independently owned and operated, MLHS provides thorough and wide-ranging content, varying from news, opinion and analysis, to pre-game and long-form game reviews, and a weekly feature piece entitled "Leafs Notebook.""
The Maple Leafs have registered a 1-2-2 stretch while accumulating a growing list of injuries that threaten their 2025-26 prospects. The organization is actively shaping Easton Cowan's development path and evaluating his role when William Nylander returns. Brad Treliving faces pressure over job security and must decide between selling assets, holding, or accepting a frustrating season driven by injuries. The goaltending picture will shift with Anthony Stolarz's impending return. Matthew Knies is playing through injury, adding further roster complications and short-term lineup uncertainty.
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