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- Kristen Shilton is a national NHL reporter for ESPN.
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Toronto announced Monday that forward Max Domi will remain out indefinitely following complications from offseason surgery. The club stated he will continue to work with its medical staff and be re‑evaluated prior to the start of training camp in September.
The winger appeared in all but two games during the 2025‑26 regular season, recording 12 goals and 36 points — his highest offensive totals in four years — while posting a career‑low minus‑29 rating. The Leafs finished second‑to‑last in the Eastern Conference and missed the playoffs for the first time since the 2016‑17 season.
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Domi, 31, is entering the third season of his four‑year contract with Toronto (carrying an AAV of $3.75 million).
The Leafs are currently seeking a new head coach after general manager John Chayka — hired on May 3 — dismissed Craig Berube after just two seasons. Chayka and senior executive adviser Mats Sundin, who joined the organization in May, are preparing for the upcoming NHL entry draft. Toronto won the league’s draft lottery earlier this month and will hold the first overall selection on June 26.