The Unsigned Seven: Former Maple Leafs Still Searching for NHL Homes

Nearly four weeks into NHL free agency, seven former Toronto Maple Leafs remain unsigned as they navigate a quiet offseason market.
Veteran winger Calle Jarnkrok faces an uncertain future following an injury-plagued season, with a Professional Tryout (PTO) appearing as his most likely path back to the NHL.
Despite a productive season split between Nashville and Dallas, Michael Bunting remains surprisingly available, likely forcing him to accept a discount or a PTO to secure a roster spot.
James van Riemsdyk continues to prove his value as a reliable secondary scorer, though he remains on the market despite recent fan speculation regarding a potential Toronto reunion.
Ryan Reaves is actively seeking a contract to reach the 1,000-game milestone, with the veteran enforcer currently waiting for a formal offer to begin his 17th NHL season.
Goalies Petr Mrazek and Matt Murray face uphill battles to secure new deals, with both players dealing with lingering health concerns and recovery timelines that have deterred potential suitors.