‘Sky’s the limit’: Easton Cowan flying with Maple Leafs after Calder Cup run
- On Wednesday, 21-year-old winger Easton Cowan scored the game-winner as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the New York Islanders 2-1, securing their first victory of the season.
- Building on his AHL Calder Cup run with the Toronto Marlies last June, Cowan credited professional playoff experience with providing the foundation for his early confidence this season.
- First-Year head coach Jim Hiller praised Cowan's mental trajectory, noting his daily gym commitment and early arrival at the rink demonstrate he is "on the right path." Goaltender Anthony Stolarz observed a noticeable difference in Cowan's play.
- The 2023 draft pick found an early home on the Maple Leafs' third line alongside newcomers Nick Paul and Colton Sissons following a summer roster reconstruction. Cowan registered an assist on the game's opening goal.
- With the team looking stronger this season, the 189-pound forward appears ready to take the next step in his NHL development. Cowan aims to maintain his momentum as he establishes himself with Toronto.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs had a lot of question marks this past summer, and one of them was what to do with Easton Cowan. There were NHL analysts out there who thought the Leafs might trade their young, talented forward, and the logic at least made some sense. Along with Matthew Knies (who has since […]
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TORONTO — It is late June. Easton Cowan has just finished hoisting the Calder Cup over his head and taking the AHL championship trophy for a half lap. His smile is lighting up Coca-Cola Coliseum. He’s soaking in sweat and in the moment. Sort of. Even wrapping the final game of his first pro campaign with a victory, Cowan can’t help but think of what’s next. “Obviously it feels good,” the 21-year-old says. “I mean, winning is winning, no matter…
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