Former Leafs fan-favourite is considering retirement

Former Leaf and Stanley Cup champion Tyler Bozak is still unsigned as we near the start of the season. Bozak made his NHL debut with the Leafs during the 2009-2010 campaign where he scored this beauty for his first NHL goal.

First NHL goal

According to The Athletic's Jeremy Rutherford, Bozak will only consider playing for a few teams and if none of them offer him a contract, he is content with retiring. At 36 years-of-age and without attending camp on a PTO, it's reasonable to suggest that this could be the end of his career. At this point, Bozak may only find himself being offered a contract if a team is depleted with injuries.

Bozak spent the first 9 years of his career with the Leafs before joining the Blues for the 2018-2019 season. In 814 career games, Bozak has registered 461 points.

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