Former Leafs' Prospect Currently Ripping Through OHL Playoffs And Memorial Cup.

The Toronto Maple Leafs and general manager Kyle Dubas were pretty quiet during last year's trade deadline and that's because they pulled off a huge trade during the end of January. The Leafs brought in defenseman Jake Muzzin and much has been forgotten about what went the other way. Dubas shipped off forward Carl Grundstrom, defenseman Sean Durzi and a 2019 first round pick. The Leafs had yet to sign Durzi and it looks like he's on a mission to prove the Leafs wrong for trading him.Durzi was a big part of the Guelph Storm's incredible OHL Championship run with 27 points in 24 games as the Storm made two incredible series comebacks. The 20 year old has brought that play over to the Memorial Cup as well where he currently has seven points in three games so far. The 6' 200lb right shot defenseman definitely is starting to look like he has a bright future especially on the offensive side of things. Do you think the Leafs will regret trading the 20 year old?

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