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Sergei Bobrovsky will likely pass this Maple Leafs legend for a goaltending honor (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs might be getting future Hall of Famer Sergei Bobrovsky in the twilight of his career, but that doesn't mean the Russian goaltender doesn't have a bit left in the tank. Just a year removed from the second of back-to-back Stanley Cups, John Chayka and the Leafs hope Bobrovsky can give them maximum value for at least the three years of his contract. Bobrovsky has been a bit of a late bloomer after a questionable start to the 10-year contract he previously signed with the Flo
Maple Leafs need Jim Hiller to solve this major problem before training camp (opens the original)
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The Craig Berube era for the Toronto Maple Leafs went sideways because of his stubbornness to play a style that wasn't fully suited to the roster that was constructed. Brad Treliving, who built the roster and hired the coach to lead it, rightfully took the blame for how bad a match it became, and the organization now hopes that the duo of John Chayka and Jim Hiller will be more compatible. Chayka rebuilt the roster this offseason with that in mind, compiling a group of forwards in the bottom six
One reason why Easton Cowan can be one of the Leafs' top wingers (opens the original)
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Easton Cowan is ready for an extended role with the Toronto Maple Leafs after a somewhat successful rookie season. He was in and out of the lineup under Craig Berube, but still managed 29 points in 66 games before going down to the Toronto Marlies and helping lead them to a Calder Cup with 18 points in 22 games. There were some growing pains, but Cowan has been proving some of the doubters wrong. The question now for first-year head coach Jim Hiller is where Cowan will slot into the lineup. Dail
The Maple Leafs must maximize Gavin McKenna's entry-level deal (opens the original)
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have a two-year window to go all-in on contention regardless of Gavin McKenna's entry-level contract situation. John Chayka doesn't have his first-round pick in the next two drafts available to him, which leaves no reason to sink back to the bottom of the standings, and Auston Matthews has just two years remaining on his current deal. It has never been more of a win-now mode for the Maple Leafs. The flexibility of McKenna's contract in the team's top six is a great luxury
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