Luke Schenn

Schenn, now with the Predators, detailed his resurgence, his Leafs return and why he thinks Toronto has what it takes to get over the hump.

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15 years after he was drafted by the Maple Leafs, Luke Schenn has become a fan favourite in his second stint in Toronto.

Schenn said he got “chills” when he put the Leafs jersey back on for the first time since 2012.

Kyle Dubas knew the Leafs had a vulnerability and he’s now addressed it in hopes of finding a better result.

Schenn, 33, has 21 points (three goals and 18 assists) through 55 games this season.

A look at who Schenn is as a player, what the Canucks are giving up and what the Maple Leafs are getting.

The Athletic's Thomas Drance and Rick Dhaliwal have been working the phones to figure out what the Canucks are up to with their roster.

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A top-five pick at the 2008 draft, Luke Schenn was solid early on as a pro. But when his game stagnated, he had to resurrect his NHL career.

Management's plan of "transitioning this team on the fly" is untenable, mainly because of the appetite of fans in hockey-savvy Vancouver.

Luke wouldn't even have had this title opportunity had it not been for his brother Brayden's support.

With players spread out around the world and the uncertainty of when or if Phase 3 will happen, many are choosing to stay home.

The veteran defenseman worked hard on his game, impressed in Vancouver and hopes to compete for a Stanley Cup in Tampa Bay.

Many of the newcomers to the Anaheim Ducks will use the preseason to make a positive impression on the team's management and coaches.