Auston Matthews his feelings become crystal clear about the massive fall of naked for maple leaves

In recent years, there have been several more powerful scorers in the national hockey league than naked than Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews. He won the Richard Trophy rocket as the top scorer in the league in three of the last four seasons.

But after scoring 69 goals in the NHL season 2023-24, Matthews significantly noted that the production of goals scored this season. Through 46 games played (he missed several games with injury), he scored only 22 goals and a step is to reach for only 30 years.

Although scoring 30 goals would be a good way out for most players, it is far crying from what Matthews used to scoring, and he knows it.

“Obviously I would like to achieve more,” Auston Matthews said on Wednesday. “I will try to stop hitting so many posts, but sometimes it goes. I just have to continue to shoot and continue to believe … scoring is kind of my thing, but I like to think I’m a complete player.”

Many would claim that Matthews could attribute his drop in a naked-achieved toy system that runs Maple Leafs head coach Craig Berube, which emphasizes that it keeps from his own net, not offensive running style and tire.

Auston Matthews and The Leafs will roll the cubes in Las Vegas on Wednesday night, taking in Vegas Golden Knights at the T-Mobile Arena.

Auston Matthews would like to see the maple leaves add their list to the NHL trade deadline

In addition to being honest in terms of achieving the goal, Matthews also became crystal clear in the upcoming trade time. He did not secretly take care of the fact that he would like to see the supplements made in the list similarly as it had already done a handful of clubs.

“This time of year you see the teams they add, and you want to add,” Matthews added on Tuesday on a daily face. “So I’m sure management and staff are thinking a lot right now, doing a lot of homework and similar things, and I’ll leave it in their hands.”

AND Tampa Bay Mutja acquired Yanni Gourde and Oliver Bjorkstrand earlier today in an agreement with Seattle Kraken, while Colorado Avalanche recently picked up Ryan Lindgren and Jimmy Vesey of New York Rangers; Edmonton Oilers acquired Trent Frederic from Boston Bruins.

Maple Leafs have made significant acquisitions in recent trade deadlines, including Luke Schenn and Ryan O’reilly 2023.