Domi’s arrival adds another versatile two-way option to Toronto’s mix, potentially slotting into a prominent secondary role and offering scoring depth. His fit with the new roster could yield supplementary offense and a varied usage pattern that helps the Leafs’ overall depth in fantasy formats.

Tavares’ veteran presence and on-ice leadership are highlighted in Brampton, underscoring his continued role as a top-six contributor. His minutes and production still matter for Leafs’ fantasy balance, serving as a stabilizing force as the team navigates the Marner transition and Roy’s integration.

Roy’s return to Toronto adds two-way depth and PK reliability to the Leafs, potentially anchoring a third line and offering steady off-ice leadership. His role will influence Leafs’ bottom-six balance and could translate into solid multi-category fantasy value if he sees consistent ice time and special-teams exposure.

Matthews anchors Toronto’s offense as the captain and primary goal scorer, eyeing Mats Sundin’s Leafs record in a season reshaped by Marner’s departure. His fantasy value hinges on line chemistry, power-play workload, and goal pace in a changed supporting cast that now features Nicolas Roy and Max Domi in more prominent depth roles.

Matthews anchors the top line, offering elite finish and playmaking. His presence sets the tone for USA’s early offensive push and a potential 40-goal pace in international play, especially with Gensel and Thompson providing complementary size and speed.