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Leafs Winger Max Domi to Miss the Start of Training Camp, Remains ‘Out Indefinitely’
Nick Alberga said the 31-year-old forward is not expected in camp and could begin the season on long-term injured reserve.
- On Friday, the Toronto Maple Leafs confirmed forward Max Domi will miss training camp next week and the start of the 2026-27 season due to lingering complications from off-season surgery.
- Following a May 25, 2025 procedure, Toronto disclosed that an issue arose from an injury hampering Domi throughout the 2025-26 campaign; the club has not disclosed the surgery's nature.
- General manager John Chayka stated the 31-year-old remains "out indefinitely," while The Leaf Morning Take host Nick Alberga reported speculation the injury could potentially end the forward's career.
- Domi is expected to start the season on Long-Term Injured Reserve, assisting the Maple Leafs with salary cap management while his long-term playing future remains uncertain.
- Medical details remain undisclosed, but Chayka added that Domi would address the situation publicly "at the right time in the near future" to clarify his status.
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Maple Leafs’ Max Domi to miss start of training camp, remains ‘out indefinitely’
General manager John Chayka told The Canadian Press in an interview Friday the 31-year-old winger will be evaluated when the club officially reconvenes, but remains “out indefinitely” due to complications from off-season surgery. Chayka added Domi would address the situation publicly “at the right time in the near future.” Toronto announced May 25 an issue […]
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