Overview

• Marner joined the Golden Knights in a July sign-and-trade and signed an eight-year, $96 million contract, with Nicolas Roy going to Toronto.
• He said his home address was posted online minutes after Toronto’s Game 7 loss to Florida, which he viewed as threatening.
• Marner hired full-time security for two weeks after the playoff exit to safeguard his family and home.
• Agent Darren Ferris reported that items were thrown into Marner’s yard and that a death threat was traced to a youth in Oakville, Ontario.
• Marner called leaving Toronto bittersweet, described the scrutiny as a mental grind, and is slated to play his first game back there on Jan. 23, 2026.