Most people expected Derrick Pouliot to be coming back in the deal, so Scott Harrington was placed in the background – and has been all season.
Harrington, though, has been playing fantastic for the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2015-2016. Here’s a look at where he ranks on the team in a few statistics.
| CF% | 54.65% (1st) |
|---|---|
| SCA60 | 22.73 (1st) |
| SCF%rel | 5.97 (1st) |
| HSCA60 | 26 (2nd) |
| HSCF%rel | 3.51 (2nd) |
He’s quietly been one of the Toronto Maple Leafs most steady defenders – which is great for the organization given the type of role (defensive defender) that he plays, as well as the boost he gives to the trade return if he plays well.