Maple Leafs' rejuvenated Rielly sets sights on making it right

Morgan Rielly understands the assignment. Article content

With the issues involving the Maple Leafs as training camp and the preseason heads into the final week — where Max Domi and Matias Maccelli fit best, the status of goaltender Joseph Woll, whether Easton Cowan will make the team — let’s not forget Rielly’s desire to return to a level of play that he finds satisfactory. Article content Article content

And one, of course, that measures up with the coaching staff.

The Leafs’ success as a whole doesn’t necessarily hinge on a bounceback season from Rielly, the longest-serving current Leafs player. Yet it certainly would help after a year marked by bumps and obstacles, and considering Rielly has five years remaining on his eight-year contract, you can imagine that the organization’s