Mats Sundin critiques modern Leafs training methods during recent practice
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 11:52 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
During a recent podcast appearance, Wendel Clark discussed Mats Sundin’s observations on contemporary Toronto Maple Leafs training. Sundin noted the team's consistent practice on perfect ice surfaces, questioning the benefits as players typically face varying conditions during games. Clark recalled their experiences at Maple Leaf Gardens, where ice quality would fluctuate, particularly in playoff situations. He emphasized the lack of bad ice in today’s training environment, contrasting it with past challenges players faced. Clark's comments highlight a generational shift in training practices within the NHL.
- •Wendel Clark and Mats Sundin discussed modern Leafs practices.
- •Sundin questioned the advantage of perfect ice for training.
- •Ice conditions at Maple Leaf Gardens were significantly different.
- •Clark noted that modern players rarely practice on bad ice.
- •Sundin and Clark share a unique connection as former teammates.
- 11:52 PMYahoo Sports — Ex-Leafs Captain Reveals What Mats Sundin Found Strange About Modern Training
"Former Maple Leafs captain Wendel Clark reveals what Mats Sundin found strange about modern training and why perfect ice caught his attention. The post Ex-Leafs Captain Reveals What Mats Sundin Found Strange About Modern Training appeared first on HEAVY.
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