Nick Robertson’s reset button is worn out. The 22-year-old has little interest in getting a new one. The winger has arrived at Maple Leafs camp in ...
The 22-year-old has little interest in getting a new one.
Since playing in the bubble for the Leafs in the summer of 2020, Robertson has played in 31 games with the National Hockey League club and 51 with the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League. Previously included on Robertson’s injury list were a broken leg, a knee injury, a concussion and groin/abdominal issues.
“This is the path that I’ve been given. I think I’ve matured mentally and am composed and just cutting right through everything, not being too high, too low.”
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