Hayley Wickenheiser, a hockey legend with a storied career, has parted ways with the Toronto Maple Leafs after eight seasons in the team's front office.The decision, announced by new general manager John Chayka, was based on a re-evaluation of organizational needs.Wickenheiser, who joined the Leafs in 2018 as assistant director of player development, was promoted to assistant general manager in 2022.Her tenure included leading Canada to four Olympic gold medals and seven world championships during her playing career.With 168 goals and 379 points in 276 games, she remains Canada's all-time scoring leader.While the Leafs expressed gratitude for her contributions, the move signals a shift in leadership strategy.Wickenheiser's departure follows a broader organizational restructuring, as several front-office staff were let go.The team emphasized that the decision was not a reflection of her impact but part of an ongoing evaluation.Her legacy in hockey, both as a player and administrator, underscores the significance of her career, even as she transitions to new opportunities.