Once Shanahan got past an awful 2014-15 season, during which the team had a .415 points percentage (still the worst in Toronto since the 1996-97 season), a measure of off-ice stability began to form.

With new MLSE president and CEO Keith Pelley set to join Brendan Shanahan and Brad Treliving for the annual post-mortem press conference on Friday, conventional wisdom suggests that Shanahan’s ...

According to one NHL Insider, the Maple Leafs are willing to cut President Brendan Shanahan loose if the Leafs don't find success in this year's playoffs. When MLSE announced their new CEO ...