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Six years after departing Arizona under a cloud, John Chayka will see the new look, new address Utah franchise take on Toronto.

Toronto Maple Leafs general manager John Chayka faced his former franchise on Tuesday as the team visited the Utah Mammoth in Salt Lake City. Chayka previously served as general manager of the organization during its tenure as the Arizona Coyotes before his contentious resignation in 2020. The article highlights his return against players he originally drafted or acquired, including Clayton Keller and Nick Schmaltz.
Since being hired by Maple Leafs president Keith Pelley in May, Chayka has completely overhauled Toronto's hockey operations, hiring head coach Jim Hiller and revamping the roster. The Leafs entered the matchup with a 3-2-1 record, navigating recent lineup adjustments such as defenceman Chris Tanev landing on injured reserve and John Tavares returning to action.
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