'He’s looked unbelievable all camp.' As the Maple Leafs' roster comes into focus, Denis Malgin has shown he deserves a spot. (SachdevaSonny)
It was a go-ahead goal the prospect-laden Wings couldn’t come back from. More than that, it was another statement to the Maple Leafs brass that the 25-year-old deserves a spot on the opening-night roster.
As his coach pointed out, it was more than just the highlight-reel tally that raised eyebrows on the Leafs bench Saturday night — it was Malgin’s overall dedication to the fight to make the cut. Added Murray: “He’s played great for us. … Great speed, great hands, good hockey sense, finishing touch. He’s a pretty impressive player.”
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