Toronto Maple Leafs Sign Forward To Multi-Year Contract Extension

Upon taking the reins as the general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Brad Treliving emphasized the need for a shift in team culture. He pointed out that the team's success shouldn't hinge solely on the performances of the "Core Four," signaling a departure from the mindset of previous leadership.

Treliving stressed the importance of stability among the team's depth players, criticizing the habit of frequently rotating those in the lineup's fringes as a recipe for inconsistency. Acting on his commitment to foster continuity, he recently secured forward Bobby McMann with a 2-year extension.


This contract, worth $1.35 million per season, underscores the Leafs' dedication to solidifying their lineup across the board, particularly in their bottom six, indicating a strategic pivot from the past era of constant lineup flux.


At 27, McMann has contributed significantly this season, tallying 10 goals and 8 assists over 40 games, showcasing the kind of depth performance Treliving values as he reshapes the team's future