It’s a storyline that has kept the Toronto Maple Leafs in the news all summer long and finally, last week, it came to a head. Nick Robertson signed a one-year deal with the Maple Leafs for $895,000 following reports that he met with new head coach Craig Berube on the possibility of his role developing this season for the team.

Ironically, Pacioretty is wearing his familiar No. 67 with Toronto. That’s a sensitive number for Maple Leafs supporters, since opposing fans around the NHL often chant “Sixteeeee-seven” when Toronto is in town in reference to the last time the franchise won the Stanley Cup: 1967.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mitch Marner cold-shouldered reporters on the eve of his team's training camp but shortly after dropped an interview with Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman, making interesting revelations.

On a PTO, Max Pacioretty is starting on the fifth line and must prove all over again to the Maple Leafs that he’s worthy of an everyday NHL gig. Luke Fox has the story.

Toronto Maple Leafs star forward William Nylander took a jab at his former coach Sheldon Keefe as he will be a centerman this season.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have a handful of veteran players attending this year's camp on a tryout basis, including veteran forward Max Pacioretty.  While an experienced presence like Pacioretty could make a positive impact on the Maple Leafs roster,