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Report: Mats Sundin Discussing Role with Maple Leafs
The former captain has met with MLSE leadership as the Leafs search for new hockey leadership after firing Brad Treliving, Sportsnet reported.
- Franchise legend Mats Sundin met with the Maple Leafs on Friday to discuss a potential advisory role, as the organization seeks new front-office leadership following recent personnel changes.
- After firing general manager Brad Treliving in late March, the Maple Leafs have lacked a president of hockey operations since Brendan Shanahan was fired in May 2025.
- Serving 11 seasons as captain, Sundin spent 13 years with the Maple Leafs and remains the franchise leader in points with 124 power-play goals.
- MLSE CEO Keith Pelley met with Sundin to discuss "about a potential role in the new setup," with Sportsnet reporting the talks exclude the general manager position.
- Adding Sundin in an advisory capacity could restore organizational stability, as he previously said, "Toronto's management and coaches have taken me in, and it has been incredibly nice.
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Maple Leafs reportedly talking to Mats Sundin about a front-office position
Sportsnet suggested it could be “advisory” role, while TSN says it would be “prominent” one as changes are afoot after GM Brad Treliving’s firing.
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