When Mitch Marner left Toronto this offseason, the Maple Leafs faced legitimate concerns about how they’d replace one of their most reliable offensive engines. Through the opening six games of the 2025–26 campaign, those fears have been tempered by an unlikely source: defenseman Morgan Rielly. The veteran has responded to offseason trade rumors and a tough 2024–25 season by rediscovering his offensive spark, racking up six points while looking revitalized under Craig Berube’s system. With general manager Brad Treliving challenging him to lead, Rielly has embraced his role again as power-play quarterback, even as questions remain about the unit’s efficiency. Back in May, only days after Toronto was eliminated by the Florida Panthers in Game 7 of the second round, general manager Brad T

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