Terry Koshan
Terry Koshan covers the Toronto Maple Leafs for the Toronto Sun with a tight focus on the daily realities of the team, from player availability to the decisions coming out of the front office. His coverage stays close to the ice and the locker room, tracking how injuries, line changes, contracts and management calls affect the club’s results and long-term direction.
Toronto Maple Leafs beat, day in and day out
Koshan’s core work centres on the Maple Leafs beat, where he follows the team through regular season, playoffs and off-season with steady reporting for the Toronto Sun. He writes straight news pieces on practices, games and milestones, such as coverage of William Nylander and Matthew Knies reacting to an NHL draft lottery outcome, and pieces on absences from practice when key players like Mitch Marner are unavailable. His stories lean on clear, timely information rather than long features, giving readers quick, direct updates on what has changed around the team and why it matters for upcoming games.
Player availability, injuries and roster movement
A significant part of Koshan’s output is the tracking of who can play, who is hurt and who is on the move.
His reporting is cited by other outlets for updates on injuries and game status, including notes on forwards like David Kampf being ruled out of specific matchups and Evan Rodrigues missing playoff games in Toronto. He is also referenced for coverage of injuries and availability involving players such as Dakota Joshua and Steven Lorentz, where he relays both the medical status and the coach’s reasoning on keeping or removing a player from the lineup.
Beyond current roster pieces, his work is used as a source on prospect movement, including reports that go into expectations around players like Artur Akhtyamov preparing to move to North America and join the organization.
Front office decisions and team direction
Koshan does not stop at game sheets and injury lists; he also covers the decisions made by management and how they shape the Leafs’ future. His reporting from media availabilities with figures such as general manager Brad Treliving is picked up by specialist hockey outlets, highlighting his role in conveying who inside the organization is taking on particular responsibilities and why. In panel discussions and written pieces, he addresses themes like the team’s failure in the playoffs, the need for a roster revamp and the futures of high-profile players including Mitch Marner, John Tavares and Auston Matthews.
His work touches on broader questions of identity and legacy around the Leafs, including conversations about Brendan Shanahan’s tenure and the balance between short-term results and long-term vision.
Analysis and panel work around the Leafs
Alongside his print and online coverage, Koshan appears as a regular voice in broader discussions of the Maple Leafs.
He joins sports radio programs to talk through topics such as the biggest opportunities for the front office in the off-season and the reasons behind the team’s inability to deliver consistent performances. In recurring “Inside the Leafs” segments, he examines losing streaks, trade deadline strategy and whether the team should consider selling players in response to poor runs of form. The tone in these appearances matches his written work: direct, grounded in recent games and decisions, and focused on how specific changes could alter the trajectory of the roster rather than abstract commentary.
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