For the Toronto Maple Leafs forward, it is fitting that November is Hockey Fights Cancer Month. After all, it was last November -- the 14th, to be exact -- when he was able to return to the game he loved after going through his own battle with the heinous disease.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward David Kampf is reportedly frustrated with his situation and has stepped away from the AHL's Marlies, forcing the team and the player to confront a complex roster situation.

The video came after the Leafs’ strong win in Philadelphia. Matthews, Jake McCabe, Nicholas Robertson, Easton Cowan, and Calle Jarnkrok scored for Toronto. Tavares added two assists, and Anthony Stolarz made 31 saves.

He’s been on the trade block all summer long, but veteran center David Kampf remains in the Toronto Maple Leafs’

The NHL is proud of its parity, but all but four teams in the Eastern Conference sitting on either 13 or 14 points is probably overkill.

The Philadelphia Flyers are hosting the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday in an Eastern Conference matchup. The game is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. ET with TV coverage on

After the NHL’s frozen frenzy on Tuesday night, there is just one game on the docket for Wednesday night. The Columbus Blue Jackets return home from a quick two

According to TSN’s Darren Dreger, the Leafs’ front office is weighing multiple options but could end up moving veteran forward David Kampf, as that looks like the most practical path. Dreger said on Friday’s “Insider Trading” segment that general manager Brad Treliving is open to deals involving Kampf and fellow forward Nicholas Robertson.