Overview
- In an Aug. 29 TSN interview, Marner said concerns for his family's safety were central to his decision to leave Toronto after nine seasons.
- He recounted learning minutes after Game 7 that his home address had been posted online and said he then hired full-time security for two weeks.
- Marner said he has worked with a mental coach for three years to manage the toll of negativity and intense scrutiny in the market.
- He joined the Vegas Golden Knights in a July 1 sign-and-trade and signed an eight-year, $96 million contract, with Toronto acquiring Nicolas Roy.
- He described the move as a new chapter for his young family in a less intense environment and is scheduled to return to Toronto on Jan. 23, 2026.