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Toronto Maple Leafs left winger Nick Robertson celebrates after scoring on the Columbus Blue Jackets during first period NHL hockey action in Toronto on Saturday April 5, 2025.Photo by Frank Gunn /THE CANADIAN PRESS
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Nick Robertson remains a Maple Leaf, although his role and long-term future in the organization remain to be seen.
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The winger and the club avoided salary arbitration on Saturday morning, a day before a scheduled hearing in Toronto. The settlement is for one year at US$1.85 million, a day after Robertson’s camp filed for $2.25 million and the Leafs $1.25 million.
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Robertson’s stints as a healthy scratch the past couple of seasons, including just three playoff appearances this previous year, put his starting position in doubt, while the club made offseason acquisitions that included bottom-six winger Dakota Joshua.
Robertson, 23, had 15 goals in 69 games last season and scored the last goal of Toronto’s second-round series loss to Cup champion Florida. Drafted by Toronto in the second round of 2019, he was open to a trade last summer, but decided on another year under new coach Craig Berube.
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