Bruins’ Alex Steeves Holds No Grudge Against Maple Leafs Ahead of Return
The Boston Bruins have recalled Alex Steeves ahead of their road game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. This move comes as the Bruins navigate an injury situation with Elias Lindholm being placed on injured reserve.
Steeves’ Journey to the Bruins
Steeves originally signed with the Maple Leafs as an undrafted free agent in 2021, following his college hockey career. Over four years with Toronto’s organization, he participated in 14 NHL games. This offseason, Steeves made a notable career shift by signing a one-year contract worth $850,000 with the Bruins.
A Warm Return to Toronto
Despite his affiliation with the Bruins, Steeves views his return to Toronto positively. He clarified that he holds no grudge against the Maple Leafs. “I absolutely wouldn’t trade my four years here for anything,” he stated, reflecting on his time in Toronto.
- Steeves highlights personal and professional growth during his tenure with the Maple Leafs.
- He fondly remembers building friendships with teammates, especially from the Marlies.
- Steeves feels grateful for the experiences he gained in Toronto.
Current Performance and Expectations
As Steeves prepares for his Bruins debut, he brings valuable AHL experience with him. In nine AHL games this season, he has recorded three goals and five assists, totaling eight points.
With his extensive background in Toronto’s system, Steeves is set to make a notable impact as he joins the Bruins. His upcoming appearance marks an exciting chapter in his career, and he looks forward to competing against the team where he spent significant formative years.
