Toronto Maple Leafs sign Sergei Bobrovsky, explore added goalie depth
The Toronto Maple Leafs have signed veteran goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky, the former Stanley Cup champion and multiple Vezina Trophy winner, to a deal reported at around $21 million. Bobrovsky, who will be 38 for the 2026‑27 season, is expected to take on a starter’s workload alongside backup Anthony Stolarz, who is 32 and has missed significant time with injuries over the past four seasons.
The club is also evaluating additional goaltending options to bolster the roster. Potential candidates mentioned include young free agent Connor Ingram, veteran Cam Talbot and former fan‑favorite James Reimer. Rookie Artur Akhtyamov, who helped the Toronto Marlies capture the Calder Cup and earned playoff MVP honors, is viewed as a possible emergency backup should either primary net‑minder be unavailable.