Toronto Maple Leafs Training Camp Roster 2023-24

The Maple Leafs training camp 2023 includes:

Forwards

• Alex Assadourian
• Easton Cowan
• Mathieu De St. Phalle
• Jacob Frasca
• Tyson Greenway
• Luke Haymes
• Isac Hedqvist
• Matthew Henry
• Roni Hirvonen
• Braeden Kressler
• Brandon Lisowsky
• Hudson Malinoski
• Landon McCallum
• Deagen McMillan
• Veeti Miettinen
• Marco Mignosa
• Joe Miller
• Fraser Minten
• Nicholas Moldenhauer
• Benjamin Rautiainen
• Matthew Sop
• Ryan Tverberg
• Ty Voit
• Tyler Weiss

Defencemen

• Gianfranco Cassaro
• Noah Chadwick
• Nolan Dillingham
• John Fusco
• Mike Koster
• Lucas Moore
• Topi Niemelä
• Pier-Olivier Roy
• Spencer Sova
• Albin Sundin
• Jonny Tychonick
• Pito Walton

Goaltenders

• Artur Akhtyamov
• Luke Cavallin
• Rastislav Elias
• Austin Elliott
• Vyacheslav Peksa
• Samuel St-Hilaire

The Maple Leafs training camp schedule 2023 was conducted from July 3 to July 8. Medical and on-ice testing was conducted on July 2.

The Toronto-based NHL franchise has 42 players, consisting of 24 forwards, 12 defensemen, and six goaltenders in this year's development camp.

19 Maple Leaf draft picks attended the development camp, which includes the team's three selections (forwards Hudson Malinoski and Easton Cowan, and defenceman Noah Chadwick) in the 2023 NHL Draft.

Three players from last year's draft, Fraser Minten, Brandon Lisowsky, and Nicholas Moldenhauer also participated in the development camp.

Hayley Wickenheiser, the Leafs Assistant GM, and her support staff supervised the camp. Last year, the training session started on September 22.

The Maple Leafs training camp venue for 2023 is Ford Performance Centre. The Performance Centre is located in Etobicoke, Toronto, Canada.

The venue was formerly known as Mastercard Centre for Hockey Excellence as Mastercard purchased the venue's naming right for $525,000 a year. It consists of four ice pads.

In 2019, Ford gained its naming rights and revealed it Ford Performance Center. No information has been renamed regarding the amount Ford paid to the arena to acquire the naming right.

The facility is the official home for practice to the Maple Leafs and its AHL Affiliate Toronto Marlies. Moreover, the venue also sports offices of the Hockey Hall of Fame and Hockey Canada.

The building was constructed at a cost of CA$44 million as a joint venture between the Toronto Maple Leafs, the City of Toronto Government, and the Lakeshore Lion Club.

The land of the property belongs to the Toronto District School Board and has been leased for a 50-year term. The facility was opened in 2009 and the Lakeshore Lions Club initially operated the arena.

But in June 2011, it was suffering rising debts, and the City of Toronto Government took control of the property assuming its $43.4 million debt.

Hockey Canada uses the arena for its national teams. Ford offers open, free ice skating in the venue for families on Saturdays from Sep to June.

Sheldon Keefe - Head Coach

Keefe was selected as the head coach of the Maple Leafs on 20 Nov 2019 replacing Mike Babcock. He signed a 3-year contract with the Leafs.

In Toronto's first 20 games with Keefe as the head coach, they posted a 15-4-1 record, making it the best start in the Leafs franchise history.

He is all set to return as the Leaf's head coach for the 2023-24 season. It was confirmed by the team's new General Manager Brad Treliving.

Sheldon was serving the Toronto Marlies as a head coach before his journey with the Leafs. Marlies is the Toronto Maple Leafs' AHL affiliate team. The Marlies won their first Calder Cup in 2018 under the tutelage of Keefe.

Guy Boucher - Assistant Coach

The Leafs named Boucher as their assistant coach on July 20, 2023. Guy was serving the Ottawa Senators as a head coach from 2016 to 2019.

He has also coached the Tampa Bay Lightning earlier. Boucher posted a combined record of 191-186-46 with the Senators and the Lightning. 

He led the Senators to the Eastern Conference Final in 2017. The Lightning had reached the Eastern Conference Final in 2011 under Boucher.

Boucher was appointed as the head coach of the Hamilton Bulldogs, the Montreal Canadiens AHL affiliate in 2009. He posted an impressive 52-17-11 record for 115 points and was awarded the Louis A. R. Pieri Memorial Award.

From 2006 - 2008, Boucher was in service of Canada men's national U-18 ice hockey team as an assistant coach. The team won the gold at the U-18 World Championships in 2008.

Dean Chynoweth - Assistant Coach

Chynoweth was assigned the assistant coach role of the Leafs franchise on July 12, 2021. He previously served the Hurricanes and NY Islanders.

Dean became head coach of the AHL's Cleveland Monsters and San Antonio Rampage from 2012 - 2016. He spent nine seasons in the Western Hockey League from 2000 - 2009, with the Seattle Thunderbirds and Swift Current Broncos being in the position of head coach.

As a player, Chynoweth appeared in 241 regular season games in 10 NHL seasons for the New York Islanders and the Boston Bruins. He has a record of 4 goals and 18 assists for 22 points.