Wait for others who have had this.

My wag is early season tar spot?

https://mortonarb.org/plant-and-protect/tree-plant-care/plant-care-resources/tar-spot-of-maple-rhytisma-spp/#overview

Are pictures 1 and 2 pruning wounds sealing over?

The bottom pic I dunno. Sunscald, claw marks, or tansition to mature bark?

Freeman maple. The wounds look like they're healing, tho one wonders what caused them -- two look like branch removals, and as suggested, others may be sun-scald, which this hybrid is prone to. Tar spot on the leaves isn't really a serious issue.

I think maple leaf gall rather than tar spot. Also not serious, my trees get them as well.

imo... on a deciduous tree.. one that drops its leaves every year... transitory leaf problems are rarely.. if ever a problem.. the tree will drop them in fall.. so what. ..

ergo.. there is no reason to treat them and poison the world...

agree that all the above are well healed prior injuries... again.. nothing to see here ..

frankly.. its hard to kill a maple for any reason... and they are about the least likely tree to worry about that i can think of...

and in no time.. it will probably be seeding all over you garden beds... and that will just make you so happy.. lol.. thats sarcasm ...

ken