John Tavares has proved his worth as a veteran leader on and off the ice once again. This week, he celebrated a significant milestone by recording his seventh 30-goal season. His experience and hockey intelligence have been instrumental for the Maple Leafs, especially during tight games.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have seen many lineup changes throughout the 2024–25 season, be it due to injuries or just coach Craig Berube trying to find the right line combinations.

In a tightly contested battle against the Avalanche, John Tavares showcased his prowess on the power play, contributing an assist that marked a much-needed turnaround following a dip in his offensive performance. This article explores Tavares's recent contributions, his overall season performance, and the implications for his team moving forward.

NHL insider Pierre LeBrun waxed lyrical of John Tavares, who's in the final year of a seven-year, $77 million contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs but remains a key player.

John Tavares is predicted to sign a $10 million extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs this summer as his seven-year deal ends.

The Toronto Maple Leafs had a big night to continue a bigger season from star center John Tavares Thursday night in Manhattan.

At age 34, Tavares continues to hold off Father Time. Regularly one of the first players on the ice and last players off it on practice days, he has reached the 60-point mark (30 goals, 31 assists) for the 13th time in his 16-season NHL career, including his 30th goal in a 5-2 loss at the Nashville Predators on Saturday.

As an opponent, Steven Lorentz had an idea of what John Tavares might be like as a teammate. Playing against Tavares in the National Hockey League, Lorentz took mental notes on Tavares’ work ethic and the determination that he displayed whenever Lorentz lined up on the other side.