Luke Schenn, who currently plays for the Leafs, has recently revealed that he has bought a new house in Toronto. For privacy concerns, he has not shared any pictures of the house, but we do know one surprising detail about his new neighbour.
Schenn has revealed that his new neighbour is former Leafs star Tomas Kaberle. Kaberle, who was drafted in the 8th round in the 1996 Draft by Toronto, played 12 seasons with Toronto, before moving to Boston, to win a Stanley Cup with them in 2011, he played in Carolina for a season, before finishing his NHL career with the Habs for two seasons. Kaberle retired in 2013.
Schenn's new house also means that he might be considering a long term career with the Leafs. This is purely speculative, but it is always a good sign for long term commitment when a player buys a new house in the city they currently play for.
