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Sometimes, when we talk about what the Toronto Maple Leafs need to become a better hockey team, we go straight to the big names. We talk about scoring, goaltending, power plays, and whether another star player might solve the problems.
Professor Press Box argues that the Toronto Maple Leafs need more of the physical, gritty style that veteran forward Nick Paul brings. Following Toronto's 6-3 victory over the Colorado Avalanche, the writer highlights how Paul contributed two assists, engaged physically, and helped set the tone alongside star performances.
While William Nylander scored five points and Auston Matthews added four, the column emphasizes the value of hard-working role players. The writer notes that young players like Easton Cowan can benefit from Paul's veteran habits and competitive edge as Toronto addresses its defensive issues.
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