In the ruins of an apocalyptic war zone, Mitch Marner is gunning for you. He’s tracked your movements, followed you with precision alongside his Toronto Maple Leafs teammates. Hours after the arena cleared and his day shift is done, the three-time NHL All-Star is locked on his mission and looking for another kill.
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Ryan Reaves, the veteran muscle, might be around one corner. Matthew Knies, the fireball future, around another. You probably won’t notice 6-4 Steven Lorentz closing in. And William Nylander’s famous flow won’t give him away.
Though you’ll likely never know it, you’re about to be another casualty of the Leafs postgame routine.
Years ago, you might have encountered members
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