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The Toronto Maple Leafs Should Focus on Their Rookies and Sophmores

Found July 22, 2012 on Next Level Sports Network: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Jesse Blacker
TEAMS: Toronto Maple Leafs
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With the 2012-2013 campaign fast approaching, the Maple Leafs have expressed that the team’s biggest focus will be on rookies and sophomores. The Leafs have an abundance of defence prospects who played as members of the AHL’s Toronto Marlies last season. We can talk about them all, but let’s start with Jesse Blacker, who many consider to [...]

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