The Toronto Maple Leafs have announced a schedule change for their upcoming game. To accommodate local sports fans, the team will move their matchup against the Detroit Red Wings from 4 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday.
Double Header Excitement for Toronto Sports Fans
This adjustment allows fans to enjoy a thrilling double header. After the Leafs’ game, spectators can stay in Scotiabank Arena to watch the ongoing American League Championship Series (ALCS) featuring the Toronto Blue Jays.
Broadcast Details
- The Blue Jays’ ALCS game time has not been announced yet.
- Fans at Scotiabank Arena will be able to see the ALCS action on the videoboard.
- The broadcast will be provided by Sportsnet.
Cooperation Between Organizations
Keith Pelley, President and CEO of MLSE, expressed gratitude for the cooperation that made this schedule change feasible. “The Blue Jays playoff excitement has captured the entire city, and we want to help ensure that fans don’t miss a pitch,” he stated.
Viewing Options
For fans unable to attend the game, the Maple Leafs’ matchup will also be available for viewing. This will be the first Prime Monday Night Hockey broadcast of the 2025-26 season, starting at 2 p.m. on Amazon Prime.
The new game time will be reflected on all digital tickets. Toronto sports fans can look forward to an afternoon and evening filled with exciting hockey and baseball action.
