""It was hard. Definitely a change,""
""When you're with one team for that long, you get to know everyone. You build those relationships, and that's probably the toughest part is leaving those relationships.""
Toronto acquired Scott Laughton from Philadelphia at the trade deadline for a first-round pick and prospect Nikita Grebenkin to fill a bottom-six centre role. Laughton appeared in 20 regular-season games for Toronto, scoring two goals and four points with a minus-1 rating. He posted a 54.7 percent faceoff win rate but had a 35.7 percent 5-on-5 on-ice shot attempt percentage. Laughton traced his slow start to the challenge of leaving long-term relationships and adjusting to a new environment after spending his entire professional career with the Flyers since being drafted in 2012.
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