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The Toronto Maple Leafs general manager, John Chayka, had the most active offseason of any NHL team. While it seems a lot of his moves have worked out thus far, there is one underlying player who hasn’t seemed to find…

Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Darren Raddysh is raising early concerns following his eight-year, $68 million contract. While General Manager John Chayka acquired the blueliner after a 70-point breakout season, writer Nicholas Giannone argues that Raddysh has struggled defensively in his own zone through the first seven games, tallying three assists while leading the team with 23:22 in average ice time.
Injuries to key players like Chris Tanev have forced head coach Jim Hiller to hand Raddysh heavy defensive minutes. Giannone believes the current construction of the Maple Leafs' blue line lacks defensive balance alongside Jake McCabe, but notes that Chayka is reportedly seeking defensive upgrades as the season progresses.
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