Tyler Toffoli has always been a triggerman.
And it’s something he’s expected to do this year again in this first full season with the Calgary Flames.
“I think there’s gonna be ups and downs, like anything,” admitted Toffoli. “It’s just gonna take a little bit of time and just trying to get used to each other — certain areas, little plays … — and just kind of go with it.”This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.The 30-year-old native of Scarborough, Ont., arrived midway through last year and played in 37 games, scoring 11 goals after GM Brad Treliving acquired him from the Canadiens.
“Selfishly, that’s the first summer I’ve kind of had in four years almost, so coming into camp, I’ve kind of got that little edge back for the next segment. I’m feeling as good as I could have ever felt, so excited for the opportunity and excited for this group of guys.”Article contentThe stats bare that out, to a degree.
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