As several Toronto Maple Leafs players face uncertain futures, forward Matthew Knies was crystal clear about what he'd like and expects to happen in the short-term future. Knies, 22, addressed the media during Tuesday’s end-of-season availability and shut down the possibility of signing an offer sheet as a restricted free agent this summer.

Matthew Knies' future has become a major talking point in Toronto as of late, and now he's addressed it after the team's Stanley Cup Playoffs failure. The Toronto Maple Leafs have built a very impressive core,

Matthew Knies made it clear that he wants to be back with the Toronto Maple Leafs next season as he awaits a possible offer sheet.

After two seasons with the Maple Leafs, 22-year-old forward Matthew Knies has become one of Toronto's key forwards in his young NHL career.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Matthew Knies was injured late in Game 6 of the team's second-round playoff series with the Florida Panthers. Knies was in and out of the lineup for Toronto, and there had been some concern over his status for Game 7.

The Athletic has live coverage of Maple Leafs vs Panthers in Game 7 of the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup playoffs. TORONTO — For the sixth time in the eight seasons, the Maple Leafs will play a Game 7. And this time,

One of the young stars of the Toronto Maple Leafs is making his intentions clear: He wants to stay. During the team’s locker clean out on Tuesday, forward Matthew Knies was asked about his future with the team and whether he’d be interested in signing an offer sheet this coming offseason.

Few would argue that the Toronto Maple Leafs’ best chance of eliminating the Florida Panthers in Game 7 of their second-round playoff series is with a healthy

We don’t know right now ... he’s dealing with something,” coach Craig Berube said of Knies’ injury and his status for Game 7 on Sunday.

The Toronto Maple Leafs coach is giving an update to star winger Matthew Knies. Knies got hurt in Game 6 of the Leafs-Panthers series.