Gilman joined Maple Leafs management as an assistant GM in May 2018.
Laurence Gilman is reportedly leaving the Maple Leafs organization after six years with the club.
According to TSN and The Athletic's Pierre LeBrun, Gilman and the Maple Leafs have mutually agreed to part ways. The now-former governor and senior vice president of the Toronto Marlies is heading to the open market and is expected to draw interest from NHL clubs.
The 59-year-old executive joined the Maple Leafs organization in May 2018 after being hired by former GM Kyle Dubas. Gilman was brought in as an assistant GM of the NHL club while also being the GM of the Marlies.
He held the role as head of AHL Toronto until 2021 when Dubas hired Ryan Hardy as director of hockey operations and GM of both the AHL and ECHL teams. Following the 2021-22 season, Gilman was named governor and senior VP of hockey operations with the Marlies, taking a step back from NHL work.
Before joining Toronto, Gilman served on the NHL's expansion draft rules and regulations committee, assisting in designing the rules and regulations for the 2017 NHL expansion draft.
From 2008 to 2015, he was a part of the Vancouver Cancuks, serving as vice president of hockey operations and assistant GM during his time in the organization.
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