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Toronto Maple Leafs Schedule and Where to Watch

Follow the Toronto Maple Leafs all season with upcoming game times, TV channels and streaming options in one place. Check the schedule below for start times and official streaming options before puck drop.

Toronto Maple Leafs Schedule & Upcoming Games

DateMatchupResult / TimeChannel
Oct 26, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs @ Calgary FlamesMon, Oct 26 8:30 PM ETESPN+
Oct 28, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs @ Seattle KrakenWed, Oct 28 10:00 PM ETESPN+, KONG, KING 5, KHN, Prime Video (Local)
Oct 31, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs @ Vancouver CanucksSat, Oct 31 7:00 PM ETESPN+
Nov 3, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs vs Utah MammothTue, Nov 3 7:00 PM ETESPN+, Utah 16
Nov 7, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs vs Montreal CanadiensSat, Nov 7 7:00 PM ETESPN+
Nov 8, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs vs New Jersey DevilsSun, Nov 8 7:00 PM ETNHL Net, MSGSN
Nov 10, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs vs Colorado AvalancheTue, Nov 10 7:00 PM ETESPN+, Altitude Sports
Nov 12, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs vs Minnesota WildThu, Nov 12 7:00 PM ETESPN+, MINNHL
Nov 14, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs vs Edmonton OilersSat, Nov 14 7:00 PM ETNHL Net
Nov 17, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs @ Chicago BlackhawksTue, Nov 17 7:30 PM ETTNT, truTV
Nov 19, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs vs Los Angeles KingsThu, Nov 19 7:00 PM ETESPN+, ABTV
Nov 21, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs vs Columbus Blue JacketsSat, Nov 21 7:00 PM ETESPN+, CBJNHL
Nov 23, 2026Toronto Maple Leafs @ New York IslandersMon, Nov 23 7:30 PM ETESPN+, MSGSN

Where to Watch the Toronto Maple Leafs

Toronto Maple Leafs games may be available through national and regional broadcasters, depending on the matchup and your location. Game times are listed in Eastern Time (ET), so check the time zone before watching. For official viewing options, see our Where to Watch NHL Games guide and the official NHL viewing guide.

Broadcast partners and streaming rights can change during the season, and regional blackouts may apply. See today’s NHL games for the latest start times and TV channels.

About the Toronto Maple Leafs

The Toronto Maple Leafs were founded in 1917 as one of the NHL's original teams. The franchise was known as the Arenas and then the St. Patricks before becoming the Maple Leafs in 1927. Toronto is one of the "Original Six" teams.

The Maple Leafs have won 13 Stanley Cups, most recently in 1967. Dave Keon, Darryl Sittler, Borje Salming and Mats Sundin are among the franchise's greatest players.

Toronto won its first Atlantic Division title in 2024-25. In January 2026, Auston Matthews passed Sundin to become the franchise's all-time goals leader with 421. The Maple Leafs missed the playoffs in 2025-26, ending a run of nine straight postseason appearances.

The Maple Leafs play at Scotiabank Arena in downtown Toronto, which has a listed hockey capacity of 18,819 and is shared with the NBA's Toronto Raptors.