Troy Stecher

At the same time, there's no place for any complacency.

I understand that.

You've got to strive to be better every single day because somebody's always knocking on the door trying to take your job.

So I was content, I guess, is what you could say.

Yeah, there's obviously a lot of good pieces in Toronto.

First and foremost, how the organization treats you as a player.

We're very fortunate.

You're not treated that way across the league in many spots, if any other.

So it's a real privilege to be able to be a Maple Leaf in that regard.

I felt very fortunate.

There is obviously a lot of uncertainty around the organization right now.

Would I like to be back?

Yeah, I really enjoyed playing there.

It was a great group of guys, a lot of good players.

We had injuries, obviously, to our captain and our best defensemen.

Not to make excuses, but those are two important people that were in our lineup.

And just Toronto in general is just a hockey beast.

How can you not get up for those games to go there and represent that city and understanding how important the magnitude of the Toronto Maple Leafs is in Toronto.

It's very cool to be able to play for them.

It's just little things.