Maple Leafs may have uncovered a hidden gem in former 1st-round pick - Editor In Leaf
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Last month, the Toronto Maple Leafs signed forward Brendan Brisson to a one-year contract for the 2026-27 season. The Maple Leafs' decision to sign Brisson is not too difficult to understand. They needed more forward depth, and Brisson is a young former NHL first-round pick. Thus, there was no risk in Toronto signing him for the season. Now, the Maple Leafs' decision to sign Brisson is looking very smart. This is because the 24-year-old forward is absolutely dominating the AHL with the Toronto Marlies right now. In four games so far this campaign with the Marlies, Brisson has recorded an impressive five goals and seven points. This included him recording a hat trick for the Marlies in his most recent appearance against the Hamilton Hammers on Oct. 11. He also scored two goals and recorded an assist against the Hammers on Oct. 3. With numbers like these, Brisson is making an immediate impact with the Marlies. Now, he will be aiming to keep this kind of play up for the AHL club from here. Could Brisson earn a call-up to the Maple Leafs' roster soon?
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