"We kicked off the Friday edition of Leafs Morning Take by dissecting the new Canadian Olympic jerseys. Over and above that, we talked about what the roster could look like. The next generation is off to a great start this season -namely Macklin Celebrini and Connor Bedard. All in all, it will be fascinating to see what that roster looks like. How different will the crease look?"
"Meantime, it looks like David Kampf tenure with the Maple Leafs organization will end in the relatively near future. On Thursday, it was revealed that the Leafs suspended the veteran centre without pay back on November 2 nd for departing their AHL affiliate while on assignment. Kampf can return, ask to terminate his contract, or be traded. We'll see what happens."
"After that, we preview Hall of Fame weekend. The Leafs will host Boston Saturday and Carolina on Sunday. Clearly, the big story with the B's game will be Fraser Minten's return to Toronto. Furthermore, we debated the Minten/Carlo deal from last year's trade deadline. It's been a slow start for Carlo, but we both agreed that if we had the opportunity to do so, we would make that trade again if we were Brad Treliving."
Leafs aim for a five-game winning streak after starting November with three consecutive wins. New Canadian Olympic jerseys were evaluated and roster possibilities considered, with Macklin Celebrini and Connor Bedard showing strong early form. Veteran centre David Kampf was suspended without pay for leaving the AHL affiliate on November 2 nd and faces options to return, seek contract termination, or be traded. Toronto will host Boston and Carolina during Hall of Fame weekend, highlighted by Fraser Minten's return and debate over the Minten/Carlo trade. The team has surrendered the first goal in seven straight games, raising concerns about slow starts. The HHOF class of 2025 includes Alexander Mogilny, Joe Thornton, and Zdeno Chara.
Read at TheLeafsNation
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]