Sundin hired as Maple Leafs executive adviser, Chayka named GM

In a major shake-up for the Toronto Maple Leafs, the team has made two significant hires to bolster their hockey operations. Mats Sundin, a legendary Maple Leafs player who suited up for the team for 13 seasons, has been brought back to the organization as a senior executive adviser. Sundin, one of the greatest players in franchise history, will likely play a key role in advising the team's management on matters related to the on-ice product. Meanwhile, John Chayka, a highly respected executive with a strong track record in the NHL, has been appointed as the team's new general manager, tasked with making the tough decisions that will shape the future of the Maple Leafs.

Mats Sundin was hired as senior executive adviser, hockey operations, and John Chayka as general manager by the Toronto Maple Leafs on Sunday. Sundin, 55, rejoins the team for which he played 13 of ...