With Nick Robertson still unsigned and looking for a trade and the departure of
Tyler Bertuzzi, Grebyonkin's ability to play both wings may give him a leg up on other hopefuls that are looking to find a home with the big club this season. Given his professional experience already, his performance at training camp will be something to keep an eye on as he adjusts to North America and the smaller ice surface. However, as far as the pro game is concerned, Grebyonkin can play, and remains an exciting prospect for the Leafs organization.