Toronto Maple Leafs affiliate team announces four player signings

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Tyler Ball
June 25, 2024 (11:10)

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On the first day of the NHL offseason, the Toronto Maple Leafs organization have signed four players to minor league deals with the Toronto Marlies.

Just a few days before NHL free agency the Toronto Maple Leafs have added to their affiliate team the Toronto Marlies. The Marlies have signed Matt Anderson, Jacob Frasca, Mathieu Gosselin, and Marko Sikic to AHL contracts.

🖊 News | We've signed 4 players to AHL contracts.

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The Maple Leafs have prior experience with Jacob Frasca who attended their development camp and played in games against other prospects.

Matt Knies finds free agent invite Jacob Frasca in front who buries Toronto's 3rd goal of the contest.

All of these players are looking to get their professional careers off the ground with the Toronto Marlies. If they find potential success in the AHL they could be offered NHL deals in the future.

For now, the Marlies add a couple of young pieces to their roster to develop. It will be fun to watch their development and see if the Marlies and Maple Leafs find any hidden gems.

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