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It’s been a better week for the Toronto Maple Leafs. They are winning, maybe not against the most elite competition, but they still count. They are fun to watch, the puck is going in the net, and the question of…

Jon Steitzer examines the Toronto Maple Leafs' recent roster developments, arguing that the team faces defensive concerns with Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Darren Raddysh despite recent winning results. Steitzer views the failure to trade Ekman-Larsson as a misstep by past and present management, highlighting his struggles at 5-on-5 under head coach Jim Hiller. He also suggests that Raddysh may not replicate his prior elite offensive production while adjusting to his role.
Regarding rookie Gavin McKenna, Steitzer defends Hiller's decision to limit his ice time to approximately 13 minutes per game. The writer believes McKenna's deployment alongside veteran Colton Sissons provides appropriate defensive mentorship while the forward adjusts to the NHL.
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