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Max Domi Out Indefinitely After Offseason Surgery Complications

The Maple Leafs say he will rehab with club medical staff before a training-camp re-evaluation that leaves his availability and cap impact unclear.

Overview

  • The Maple Leafs announced Monday that forward Max Domi underwent offseason surgery and is out indefinitely because of complications from the procedure.
  • The team said the surgery addressed an issue Domi played through during the 2025-26 season but provided no specifics about the injury or the complications.
  • Domi played 80 games last season, recording 12 goals, 24 assists and 95 penalty minutes, and is 31 years old.
  • He carries two years left on a four-year, US$15 million extension with a $3.75 million annual cap hit, a situation that could make LTIR or other cap moves relevant if he misses the start of the season though that remains speculative.
  • The club says he will continue working with Maple Leafs medical staff and will be re-evaluated at the start of training camp, which the team identifies as the next authoritative update point.