The Toronto Maple Leafs have announced that star winger Mitch Marner is dealing with an injury and is officially listed as day-to-day. In a worrisome development on Tuesday, Mitch Marner missed his second straight practice. Initially given a maintenance day, it seemed that things were a bit worse than originally thought.

Toronto Maple Leafs’ forward Mitch Marner recorded his 500th career assist Thursday night against the Seattle Kraken, another major milestone in the young NHLer’s career.

Though a game time decision for his @MapleLeafs meeting with the Flames tonight, Mitch Marner has been enjoying a career season as he owns 70 points thus far in 2024-25. Getting there via 1 goal and 1 assist on Saturday vs EDM, he tied for the 4th fewest games to the mark on here

Both Marner and Rantanen are free agents at the end of this season. Rantanen was recently traded from the Colorado Avalanche to the Carolina Hurricanes, and he's expected to get a major contract in the free-agent market. As Pagnotta outlines, Utah is positioning itself as a threat for free agents with its focus on spending for a new era.

Dangle's projection comes nearly one month after he envisioned, on New Year's Eve, Marner signing a contract extension worth $13.1 million per season. However, he offered that projection before the new salary cap estimations were released by the NHL at the end of January.

Toronto Maple Leafs superstar forward Mitch Marner is predicted to sign a massive $128 million deal in free agency.

Following the game, Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube was asked if he felt Marner's injury was serious.

Mitch Marner missed his first game of the 2024-25 season on Tuesday. The Toronto Maple Leafs confirmed that the club's leading scorer would be unavailable to the club and revealed that the player has a lower-body injury.

Marner didn't want to get into specifics on the lower-body injury but noted it had nothing to do with his previous game.