Toronto Maple Leafs sign goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky in NHL free agency, ending his time with the Florida Panthers. Multiple outlets report the move as Bobrovsky leaving Florida after a three-year run that includes leading the Panthers to three consecutive Stanley Cup Final appearances. Bobrovsky, 37, is a former two-time Stanley Cup champion. The Leafs’ agreement is reported as a three-year contract worth $21 million total, which corresponds to a reported $7 million average annual value (AAV). Sources cited by one outlet describe the contract in terms of the $7 million AAV, while other reports emphasize the total $21 million figure. The deal makes Bobrovsky part of the Atlantic Division and a key addition for Toronto’s goaltending group. Across the coverage, the central points are that Bobrovsky becomes a Maple Leafs free-agent signing, the contract is three years with a $7 million AAV (or $21 million total), and the Panthers tenure concludes after continued deep playoff success culminating in multiple straight appearances in the Stanley Cup Final.