Maple Leafs: Laughton, Quillan, Primeau's Impact

0:00For the NHL, it's March 9th, and here's what's going on. In today's Maple Leafs news roundup, three key stories stand out. Scott laughed and showed promise, but never got a real shot on the third line. Prospect. Jacob Quillen deserves more time before season's end. And, Goli Caden Primow holds the only winning record among Toronto netminders this year. Lafton flasked, skating, and smart plays in spots. But the team shuffled lines without committing, even after the Olympic break. Fans wonder why a post-break experiment with him between McMahon and Cowan never happened. Ironically, he scored right away as third line center in his debut with the Los Angeles Kings. Meanwhile, Quillen could fill roles like penalty kill to prove his NHL fit. With restrictive free agency looming, these final weeks help decide if he's a fourth line option or heads back to camp fighting for a spot. No need to rush him into big scoring minutes. On goal tending, promotes three games yielded two wins and one loss,

1:00edging him above 500. Joseph Wool is 13 wins, 10 losses, and 4 overtime losses. Anthony Stollar sits at seven wins, nine losses, and three overtime losses. Dennis Hildabee has five wins, six losses, and four overtime losses. None match Primow's mark when overtime counts against them. It's a quirky footnote in a tough crease year for the Leafs. As the season wraps, these decisions could shape next year's roster. Stay tuned for more updates. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor. See the description. You know what is better than earbuds and bed? No earbuds at all. S-O-L-L-I-SOLYPELLOW.COM