"This time of year, you see teams adding and you want to add as well," Matthews said before an ugly 5-2 loss to the Golden Knights.

With the NHL trade deadline approaching, Auston Matthews made his expectations clear—he wants the Toronto Maple Leafs to add pieces for a playoff push. Following his head coach's comments on the same day,

Auston Matthews isn’t just breaking records on the ice—he’s doing it in his bank account too. With multimillion-dollar contracts and luxury endorsements, the Maple Leafs captain is on top, and his growing fortune proves it.

With the Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning beefing up ahead of the trade deadline, Auston Matthews is hoping the Toronto Maple Leafs can follow suit.

It was a record set only a couple of months ago when Mitch Marner became the fastest player in Toronto Maple Leafs’ history to reach 700 points, doing it in 622 regular season games.

Auston Matthews continues to make his mark on the Toronto Maple Leafs’ history books. During Sunday’s game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Maple Leafs’

Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews has solidified himself as one of the NHL’s top goal scorers so far in his career, which began as a rookie in the 2016-17 NHL season. While his numbers for 2024-25 aren’t what they were last season when he scored 69 goals to capture the Art Ross Trophy,

On Sunday, he surpassed Maple Leaf great Darryl Sittler as the franchise’s lone second-leading goal-scorer with his 390th career tally.