Retired NHLer teases potential NHL comeback with the Maple Leafs

At 40 years-old, a comeback in the NHL is highly unlikely, but one former Leaf showed he has maintained his performance levels after running through a gauntlet of standard NHL tests with Ottawa Senators Health Director Matt Nichol.

Mikhail Grabovski posted a video to "X" yesterday showing him being put through the paces and doing surprisingly well since he retired in 2016.

Grabovski provided some commentary throughout the video and different drills.

Grabo, as he is known by many, was also given some good news from Nichol when he told him that his scores reflected that of an average NHLer today.

Grabovski played 534 regular season games in the NHL with 340 of those games ina
Leaf jersey. In those 340 games, he had 91 goals and 208 points. Ending the video, Grabovski had a special message for current Leafs GM Brad Treliving.

Grabovski was universally liked in his time in Toronto, while not always being the most skilled, he was tenacious and could always be counted on to leave it all on the ice. Unfortunately, his time in Toronto was cut short as the Leafs bought out the remaining four years of a five-year contract he signed in 2012. He would go on to play with the New York Islanders and Washington Capitals before retiring.

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