The Toronto Maple Leafs have strengthened their forward depth by signing veteran center Jack Roslovic to a two-year contract carrying a $4 million annual average value, according to Elliotte Friedman. The deal gives Toronto another versatile option down the middle as the club continues to reshape its roster ahead of the 2026-27 season.
Roslovic enters Toronto after spending last season with the Edmonton Oilers, where he provided secondary scoring and lineup flexibility. The 29-year-old has built a reputation as a dependable middle-six forward capable of playing both center and wing while contributing on special teams.
For the Maple Leafs, the signing addresses a need for additional offensive depth following a busy offseason. Roslovic’s speed, playmaking ability, and experience should allow him to slot comfortably into a third-line role while moving up the lineup when injuries arise.
At $4 million per season, the contract reflects the current market for proven middle-six centers and signals Toronto’s confidence that Roslovic can provide consistent production over the next two years.
The move is expected to be one of several roster changes as the Maple Leafs continue to build a deeper, more balanced lineup with aspirations of making a long playoff run.
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