Stephanie Marner, the wife of Toronto Maple Leafs alternate captain Mitch Marner, announced she is expecting her first child with the NHL star.

Stephanie followed up with a few pictures of her own, including one of Mitch caressing her baby bump. The couple, who were long-time Markham, Ont., sweethearts, married in the summer of 2023. Marner, Toronto’s first-round pick in 2015, ranks sixth in franchise points with 710 and fourth in assists with 500.

The family of Toronto Maple Leafs star Mitch Marner will be growing by one in the coming months. Gaby McCabe, wife of Leafs defenceman Jake, shared

Mitch Marner and wife Stephanie have exciting news: they’re expecting their first baby! Maple Leaf News, a news account about the Toronto NHL team, posted the news on X (previously Twitter) on Sunday, Feb. 23. The account shared a photo from a baby shower celebrating Baby Marner, hosted by the wives and girlfriends of the Leafs players.

With all the questions surrounding whether or not Mitch Marner is staying a Toronto Maple Leaf or not, the clock is ticking for Brad Treliving to get some type of deal sorted out; or figure out if Marner is moving on.

TSN's McKenzie, one of the most trustworthy NHL reporters, believes Marner's decision will drag into the summer, creating uncertainty for the Maple Leafs as they navigate contract

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Mitch Marner and his wife, Stephanie, have announced they are expecting a baby boy. Gaby, the wife of fellow Maple Leafs player Jake McCabe, shared the news with their followers on Instagram.

After facing off as rivals in the 4 Nations Face-Off final, per TSN's Mark Masters, Marner and Matthews shared a flight home from Boston. The two Maple Leafs stars exchanged thoughts on the new tournament and looked ahead to Toronto’s playoff push, Marner revealed on Saturday.

The tournament itself exceeded expectations and on Thursday, Canada was awarded the first ever gold medal for winning the 4 Nations Face-Off with a 3-2 victory over their rival Americans.

A life-changing event has been confirmed for Maple Leafs superstar Mitch Marner and it may very well help determine where he chooses to sign his next contract.

When his Canada teammates needed it the most, Mitch Marner set up the tournament-winning goal at the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament, finding Connor McDavid for the winner. That goal sent Canada into a frenzy, helping the nation win the first hockey best-on-best tournament since 2016.

Marner grew up idolizing Sidney Crosby and scoring a goal set up buy the decorated NHL athlete was a dream come true.