'I've Got More To Give': Morgan Rielly Finds Offensive Touch As Maple Leafs Head Into 4 Nations Face-Off Break
VANCOUVER — Morgan Rielly is looking like himself again.
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'I've Got More To Give': Morgan Rielly Finds Offensive Touch As Maple Leafs Head Into 4 Nations Face-Off Break
VANCOUVER — Morgan Rielly is looking like himself again. The Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman scored his team's only goal in a 2-1 loss to the Vancouver Canucks at Rogers Arena on Saturday.