Maple Leafs’ Rielly Ignites Unexpected Offensive Surge—Could This Be His Breakout Season?
That led to off-season rumors that Treliving would try to get the veteran to waive his no-movement clause.
Instead, he spoke to Rielly after the season about needing more from him. That resulted in him coming to training camp in great shape, with a new attitude, and that has been displayed on the ice, as he appears less tentative and willing to jump into offensive situations.
‘My Goal Was To Leave No Stone Unturned’: How Morgan Rielly’s Summer Could Set Him Up For Success With Maple Leafs
Shortly after the <a href=”https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/toronto-maple-leafs/latest-news/maple-leafs-reveal-73-player-training-camp-roster-for-2025-26″>Toronto Maple Leafs</a> were eliminated by the Florida Panthers in May, Morgan Rielly and general manager Brad Treliving sat down to review the year.
“I thought (Morgan) had a really good game, skated well, moved the puck well, good reads, defended well, he was solid,” Berube told reporters after Rielly scored the game-winner against the Montreal Canadiens in the season opener.
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