The Toronto Maple Leafs made an exciting move by re-signing forward Connor Dewar to a one-year contract worth $1.18 million. Dewar, who is 25 years old, had a productive season with the Maple Leafs last year, scoring one goal and adding four assists in 17 games. He played an average of 12:54 minutes per game.
Before joining the Maple Leafs, Dewar was playing for the Minnesota Wild. He was acquired by Toronto on March 8 and made an immediate impact. During his time with the Wild last season, he scored 10 goals and contributed four assists in 57 games. In the playoffs, he also chipped in with an assist in six games against the Boston Bruins.
Dewar was originally selected by the Wild in the third round of the 2018 draft. Throughout his career, he has accumulated a total of 19 goals and 24 assists in 190 games, playing for both the Wild and the Maple Leafs. His signing with the Maple Leafs for another year shows the team’s confidence in his abilities and potential.
Dewar’s addition to the Maple Leafs roster brings depth and versatility to the team. His scoring ability and playmaking skills will be valuable assets as the team looks to make a deep playoff run next season. With his experience in both the regular season and playoffs, Dewar will be a key player to watch as the Maple Leafs aim for success in the upcoming season.
The Maple Leafs’ decision to re-sign Dewar reflects their commitment to building a competitive team and investing in young talent. Dewar’s performance last season and his potential for growth make him a valuable asset for the team moving forward. Fans can look forward to seeing Dewar in action and contributing to the team’s success in the upcoming season.