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Gabriel Sami
July 17, 2024  (10:28 PM)
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Former Tampa Bay Lightning Philippe Myers during a game
Photo credit: Jeff Curry-USA Today Sports

Philippe Myers officially joined the Toronto Maple Leafs on July 1st as a free agent. What began as a depth addition is now sparking considerable interest.

Philippe Myers stands as one of the NHL's tallest players at 6 feet 6 inches, even before lacing up his skates. When GM Brad Treliving signed him this off-season, many perceived it as a move to add depth. Yet, Myers appears poised to offer the Leafs much more than initially anticipated.
Asked BriseBois specifically about Philippe Myers and how he's looked in Syracuse.
Myers brings substantial size to the Leafs at 6 feet 6 inches and nearly 215 pounds, using his physicality to dominate the ice. He's highly regarded for his defensive responsibility and penalty-killing prowess. Another reason why this signing might turn out to be a steal for the Leafs is the modest investment they made in Myers.
With Myers signed for the NHL league minimum of $775,000, Brad Treliving's investment could turn out to be a massive steal if Myers proves to be more than just a depth defenseman.
The Leafs have signed Dakota Mermis, Philippe Myers and Cedric Pare to one-year contracts.
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Myers possesses the necessary skills, size, experience, and opportunity to make a significant impact for the Leafs next season. Coupled with his remarkably low cap hit, he stands out as a true hidden gem.

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