Redleaf
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I figured we needed a dedicated thread for Leo. (if there isn't one already)
I know it's early, but something tells me we're going to be doing a lot of Komarov 'discussing' this season. Besides the fact that he looks like he's actually gotten better since his first stop over in Toronto, he's also a real 'shift disturber', and he's entertaining on the ice as well. He's also a pretty interesting guy outside of hockey too. Apparently the Estonian native speaks 6 or 7 different languages.
What I like about him most is that grit and energy he brings to every single game he plays, and at the level we don't see from too many players in the game today.
Will he be an impact player this season?
My guess is that he will, but the jury's still out, I guess. Should be fun to watch, and hopefully he can add some more scoring to his repertoire this year.
I think he'll turn out to be the best off season moves Nonis made this past summer.
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/09/22/komarovs-return-brings-needed-grit-to-maple-leafs
I know it's early, but something tells me we're going to be doing a lot of Komarov 'discussing' this season. Besides the fact that he looks like he's actually gotten better since his first stop over in Toronto, he's also a real 'shift disturber', and he's entertaining on the ice as well. He's also a pretty interesting guy outside of hockey too. Apparently the Estonian native speaks 6 or 7 different languages.
What I like about him most is that grit and energy he brings to every single game he plays, and at the level we don't see from too many players in the game today.
Will he be an impact player this season?
My guess is that he will, but the jury's still out, I guess. Should be fun to watch, and hopefully he can add some more scoring to his repertoire this year.
I think he'll turn out to be the best off season moves Nonis made this past summer.
http://www.torontosun.com/2014/09/22/komarovs-return-brings-needed-grit-to-maple-leafs