Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi (lower body) has been activated from Injured Reserve and is expected to return to the lineup on Tuesday against New Jersey. Domi has been sidelined for eight games with a lower-body injury. It's been an unproductive campaign for Domi, as he's sitting on zero goals and six assists through 19 appearances despite having seen regular action in a top-six role. The 29-year-old is projected to re-enter the lineup as a member of the third line, which further limits his fantasy appeal.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi (lower body) will sit out a second consecutive game on Sunday against Utah. With the Maple Leafs forwards dropping like flies lately, Domi had slotted into the first line before suffering a lower-body injury. Following his exit from the lineup, Pontus Holmberg joined the top six. The likes of Fraser Minten and Alexander Nylander will also have extended roles on Sunday, with the latter making his Maple Leafs debut on the third line.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi (lower body) will miss Wednesday's contest against Vegas after he was placed on Injured Reserve. The move is retroactive to Nov. 16, meaning Domi will be eligible to return on Sunday versus Utah. Domi recently replaced Auston Matthews (upper body) in the top six but has been ineffective offensively. The 29-year-old sits on a 13-game point drought. Toronto's attack is also without David Kampf (lower body) and Calle Jarnkrok (groin), putting the team in a tough position. Pontus Holmberg will move to the second line for Wednesday's game. He has been limited to two assists in 17 games this season.
Max Domi Produces Multi-Point Performance In Game 2
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi registered a goal and an assist as the team tied the first-round series against Boston with a 3-2 victory on Monday. Domi got the Maple Leafs on the board in the middle of the first frame and registered the primary assist when Auston Matthews hit the game-winner with eight minutes left to play in regulation. Sitting on the first line with Matthews, Domi finds himself in a superb spot to make a big impact in the series.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi (undisclosed) said he is ready to go for Game 1 of the postseason on Saturday against the Boston Bruins. The veteran sat out the team's final two regular-season games with an undisclosed injury but will be back in the lineup for another clash with the rival Bruins. Domi got off to a sluggish offensive start but has clicked recently while skating on a line with superstar Auston Matthews, tallying two goals and 17 points across his final 21 regular-season games since the beginning of March. He skated with Matthews and Tyler Bertuzzi on Friday morning.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Max Domi (undisclosed) will not be in the lineup for Tuesday's contest against the Florida Panthers and is unlikely to play in the regular-season finale on Wednesday versus the Tampa Bay Lightning. The forward didn't skate on Saturday morning prior to the team's game against the Detroit Red Wings but did dress for the contest despite dealing with an undisclosed injury. The 29-year-old was off to a sluggish start this season but has become a key member of the offense while skating alongside Auston Matthews of late. Domi has tallied two goals and 17 points over his last 21 games since the start of March while averaging a season-high 15:36 of ice time in the month of April.
Toronto Maple Leafs center Max Domi finished with two assists in Friday's 4-3 overtime loss against the Blackhawks. Domi recorded his third multi-point game of the season while helping out on goals by forwards Nicholas Robertson and Calle Jarnkrok, while he ranks fifth on the team with 11 assists through 18 games. Domi has not scored a goal as a member of the Maple Leafs, but the 28-year-old has showcased his playmaking abilities while centering the third line and should be rostered across standard fantasy formats.
Well-traveled forward Max Domi is on the move again, having agreed to a one-year, $3 million contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The 28-year-old was picked up by the Dallas Stars from Chicago in the middle of last season and Domi had previously expressed interest in settling down in Texas, but he ended up packing his bags again. The Maple Leafs are going to be the seventh NHL team for Domi. He had a solid 56-point campaign across 80 outings in 2022-23, and Domi, whose father Tie is the Maple Leafs all-time leader in penalty minutes, will help out Toronto in multiple areas.
Dallas Stars forward Max Domi is hoping to remain with the team next season. The Stars acquired Domi from Chicago back in March, giving the 28-year-old his fourth team in two seasons, and he's been happy to move around, but the pending unrestricted free agent has told reporters that he is now hoping to settle down in Texas. "I've been one of those people that have been signing shorter term deals, which gives you the opportunity to move around a little bit at the [trade] deadline here and there, but maybe getting some more security and stability would be something that I'm hoping to do," Domi said. "And listen: I hope that's here." Domi has played for six different NHL teams in total in just eight seasons. He initially struggled to make an impact in Dallas but had a decent postseason run with the team, recording 13 points in 19 games.
Dallas Stars forward Max Domi notched a game-high three points in Tuesday's 6-3 victory over Seattle. He scored two goals and had an assist, reaching 10 points for the postseason. Only two players have had more points through their first 10 playoff games with the team since the franchise moved to Dallas in 1993-94. All of Domi's points have come in the last six games, and he now has two separate three-point performances in the series against Seattle. The versatile forward has enjoyed a great run of form and didn't even need Joe Pavelski on his line to shine Tuesday.
Max Domi Registers Three Assists In Tuesday's Defeat
Dallas Stars forward Max Domi enjoyed the ride with Joe Pavelski in Tuesday's Game 1 loss to the Kraken, racking up three assists as his linemate notched four goals in a 5-4 overtime loss. The hat trick of helpers doubled Domi's points tally for the 2023 postseason. He had an awful start offensively to the playoffs, but all of Domi's six points have come in the past three games, and with Pavelski next to him, the 28-year-old finds himself in a superb position to add to his account in the upcoming games.
The Dallas Stars acquired forward Max Domi from the Chicago Blackhawks in a trade Thursday night. Chicago received goaltender Anton Khudobin and a second-round pick in the 2025 NHL Draft for Domi and goalie prospect Dylan Wells. The 28-year-old left Chi-town as the team's leading scorer, having produced 49 points across 60 games for the Blackhawks. He recently enjoyed a three-point night against the Stars and completed his stint in Chicago with a run of 14 points in eight games. Domi has been working as a first-liner for the Blackhawks but will have to settle for a middle-six role in Dallas, which will slow him down scoring-wise.
Chicago Blackhawks forward Max Domi continued to lead the charge for the team in Monday's matchup against Anaheim, finishing a 4-2 loss with two assists. Both of his helpers came on the power play, with Tyler Johnson and Andreas Athanasiou the goal-scorers. Domi is now on a seven-game point streak, which includes four goals and 10 assists in total. The Blackhawks fans have had very little reason to cheer in 2022-23, but they can be very happy with Domi's recent play. His form across the whole season hasn't been bad either, as the 27-year-old has recorded 18 goals and 49 points in 59 appearances.
Chicago Blackhawks winger Max Domi displayed an impressive performance on Wednesday by scoring two goals and earning an assist in a 4-3 comeback victory against the Dallas Stars. Domi has been in top form recently, recording three goals and eight assists across his last five games. Fantasy managers with Domi on their team should consider holding onto him, as he could be traded before the deadline. His current hot streak makes him an attractive option for potential suitors.
Chicago Blackhawks forward Max Domi scored a pair of power-play goals in the third period of Wednesday's 5-4 loss to Edmonton. He helped the team to battle back from a 4-1 deficit, but Domi's big performance still wasn't enough to get at least a point on the board from the contest. The 27-year-old led his side with five shots on goal and added one hit and one block to his tally in nearly 20 minutes of ice time. It's not always been pretty, but Domi can be pretty satisfied with his debut campaign in Windy City, with him sitting on 16 points through 22 games.
Carolina Hurricanes forward Max Domi produced a big game-winning performance in Saturday's Game 7 against Boston, factoring in all of the team's goals in a 3-2 victory. He became the first player in franchise history to score multiple goals in a Game 7 and pitched up an assist on a Teuvo Teravainen goal. Domi also matched the club record for most points scored in a Game 7. The 27-year-old has been very quiet offensively since his move to Raleigh and he had managed only two points via assists in the first six games against the Bruins.
Left-winger Max Domi was almost certainly going to be moved, but few could have expected a deal in the waning moments of the trade deadline. That is what happened on Monday, as the left-winger became a member of the Carolina Hurricanes. The trade works out where Domi could easily find himself in a top-six role. Domi had nine goals and 23 assists in 53 games for the Columbus Blue Jackets this season. He had four assists in his final five games despite playing what amounted to be fourth-line minutes. Expect the forward to play more than the 13:25 of ice time a night he had in Columbus.
Columbus Blue Jackets forward Max Domi is set to miss two to four weeks with a fractured rib. The news comes after Domi had made a flying start to the season with four points in two games. Domi's absence will likely give Yegor Chinakhov a chance to make his NHL debut in Tuesday's matchup with the Red Wings. The 20-year-old Russian, who's Columbus' 2020 first-round pick, won the Gagarin Cup with Avangard Omsk last season in the KHL, contributing 10 goals and seven assists in 32 regular-season outings and adding five goals and two assists in 21 appearances during the playoffs. He skated on the third line at Monday's practice and also filled the right-wing spot on the second power-play unit.
Max Domi Impresses In Season Opener With Three Points
Columbus Blue Jackets forward Max Domi collected three points as the team crushed the Coyotes 8-2 on Thursday. He helped Alexandre Texier to start the scoring just 40 seconds into the game, had another assist on a Boone Jenner goal 35 seconds into the second frame, and then potted one himself in the final period. Domi had shoulder surgery in the summer and wasn't supposed to make his season debut at least until November, but he's recovered a lot quicker and it looks like he's come back almost like a different player. The 26-year-old managed just 24 points in 54 games last campaign.
Columbus Blue Jackets forward Max Domi (shoulder) is reportedly ahead of schedule in his recovery from offseason shoulder surgery. Domi, who underwent the surgery on June 4 to repair a labral tear in his right shoulder, was originally expected to not be ready to play until November or December. The 26-year-old really struggled to find his game in his first season with Columbus last year, posting 24 points (nine goals, 15 assists) to go along with a minus-18 rating in 54 contests. In addition, the tenacious forward saw his ice time drop almost a full two minutes per game (15:13), compared to his time in Montreal. Domi is currently only rostered in 7% of Yahoo fantasy leagues but could be a player worth keeping an eye on once he returns to full health.
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