It Isn’t Easton Cowan’s Points That Matter Most to the Maple Leafs

Professor Press Box argues that Toronto Maple Leafs forward Easton Cowan does not need to become a high-scoring star to be a valuable asset to the team. After recording three points in his first two games, the young player is functioning on the third line alongside Nick Paul and Colton Sissons.

The writer highlights Cowan's work ethic, puck recovery skills, and playmaking ability as key traits that drive offensive-zone possession. Professor Press Box notes that Cowan also earned second-line shifts replacing Gavin McKenna, suggesting his play-driving style could make him particularly useful during the playoffs.