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Maple Leafs' Josh Leivo: Looking for playing time

Leivo told reporters, "I just want to play hockey. I do want to play for the Maple Leafs, that's why I signed another year. But at the same point, I just want to play,". The winger has been limited to a mere 12 outings this season, as he has been unable to crack the lineup. If he does get shipped out prior to the trade deadline, the 24-year-old could find himself in a bottom-six role that offers significantly more playing time -- potentially giving him some fantasy value in deeper formats.

Maple Leafs' Josh Leivo: Rejoins team

While the club no doubt will be happy to have Leivo back in the fold, his presence at practice doesn't guarantee he will suit up against the Blue Jackets on Monday, as he has frequently served as a healthy scratch. Until the winger can secure a consistent spot in the lineup, he won't offer much in terms of fantasy value.

Maple Leafs' Josh Leivo: Absent for personal reasons

Leivo was often a healthy scratch when he was with the team, but he's summoned on the power play virtually every time he cracks the lineup. The 24-year-old grinder has one goal and two assists through 12 games this season, while averaging just 10:54 of ice time.

Maple Leafs' Josh Leivo: Suiting up Sunday

Leivo, who inked a one-year contract extension last month, should be in line for significant power-play time in the likely event that the Oilers are sent to the box. Still, he's only averaged 11:13 of ice time this season, adding two points through seven games. Think high-risk/high-reward as it pertains to Leivo in daily settings.

Maple Leafs' Josh Leivo: Secures extension

Its an interesting move by Toronto considering Leivo has played in just five games this season, recording a lone helper, seven shots on goal and three blocks while averaging 11:52 of ice time. The winger was scheduled to be a free agent following the 2017-18 season with this move tying him to the club for at least one more year.