Max Domi is out indefinitely after offseason surgery led to complications, leaving the Toronto Maple Leafs without a forward who played through the issue during the 2025-26 season. The club said he will work with its medical staff and be re-evaluated at the start of training camp.
Maple Leafs On Domi
The Leafs announced the news on Monday and tied the surgery to the issue Domi carried through last season. That makes the timing more than a routine camp note: his status is unresolved as the team moves toward training camp, and the forward’s availability now depends on how he responds after the procedure.
Domi missed just two games in the 2025-26 season, but he still finished with 36 points and a career-worst minus 29. Those numbers show how much he remained in the lineup while playing through the problem that eventually led to the offseason surgery.
Training Camp Recheck
The club’s update leaves one clear checkpoint: the start of training camp. Until then, Domi remains sidelined, and the Maple Leafs have to plan without knowing whether he will be ready when camp opens.
For Toronto, the immediate takeaway is roster planning. Domi is a 31-year-old forward, and his absence removes a player who was available almost every night last season while still producing 36 points. The team’s next public update is built into its own process, with a re-evaluation waiting at camp.
