Maple Leafs Fraser Minten

‘Like a vet on the bench’: How Fraser Minten is impressing Maple Leafs
Fraser Minten may have only been in the goal column twice now. But he’s been acting like he’s been there his whole life. Luke Fox has more on the Maple Leafs’ 20-year-old A-list prospect.
'I Hope I Never Get Used To It': Fraser Minten Trying To Stay In The Moment Second NHL Run With Maple Leafs
Minten has a goal and an assist in three games this season. With multiple forwards out of the lineup, the Maple Leafs recalled the 20-year-old to help fill the void. Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving admitted the team called him up earlier than they would have preferred, but they needed reinforcements.
Does Fraser Minten have a chance to stick with the Maple Leafs?
Fraser Minten, the youngest player on the Leafs, has just completed his own post-game interview with Amazon. Arriving back at his dressing room stall, he looks over his shoulder at Reaves and simply grins. Minten just seems older than he is.
Maple Leafs Fraser Minten: Smart Like a Whip
After the team’s 4-1 win over the Chicago Blackhawks last night, Toronto Maple Leafs Head Coach Craig Berube praised rookie Fraser Minten. He emphasized the young forward’s impressive ability to communicate with teammates and make in-game adjustments.
Maple Leafs' Fraser Minten: Finds twine Monday
Minten has found the scoresheet in four of his five appearances so far, with his goal Monday being his second of the season. The 20-year-old has handled a third-line role, though the recent returns of Auston Matthews and Matthew Knies have bumped Minten out of the power-play mix.
Maple Leafs need Fraser Minten right now. What can they expect from him?
Injuries and a lack of bottom-six centre options have dictated that the Maple Leafs need their 2022 second-round pick right now.
Maple Leafs’ Minten Earned His Call-Up & Deserves a Chance to Stay in the NHL
Toronto Maple Leafs prospect Fraser Minten earned himself an opportunity to prove his worth and potentially stay up in the NHL.
Minten latest to contribute to win for short-handed Maple Leafs
So, in fact, was the centering feed from forward William Nylander that he one-timed past Vegas goalie Adin Hill. With the Maple Leafs celebrating their 1-0 lead, the puck quickly was scooped up for a memento that will last a lifetime.
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'Control The Things You Can Control': Fraser Minten Remaining Even-Keeled Ahead of Chance to Make Maple Leafs Out of Training Camp Again
Minten made the Maple Leafs out of training camp last year, playing four games and averaging 11:26 of ice time. When Fraser Minten enters Toronto Maple Leafs training camp next week, he'll be ...
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Maple Leafs’ 2022 Draft Class Paying Off With Minten, Hildeby & Grebenkin
With the development of Fraser Minten, Dennis Hildeby and Nikita Grebenkin, the Toronto Maple Leafs' 2022 draft class looks ...
LEAFS NOTES: Alex Steeves odd man out, Fraser Minten stays, as injured stars return
With the return of Auston Matthews and Matthew Knies to the Maple Leafs lineup on Saturday against Tampa Bay, one of the farm ...
'There's Lots Of Opportunity In The Lineup': Fraser Minten Ready To Be A Difference Maker In Maple Leafs Season Debut Against Golden Knights
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