Current Season
GP
52
Goals
8
Assists
12
Points
20
+/-
0
S%
10.5%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$874K
Total Value
$2.62M
Expires
3 yrs · 2027-2028
Status
Then RFA
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Recent Stories
Toronto's Easton Cowan, no stranger to the prospect grind after his own Memorial Cup heroics with the London Knights, dishes high praise on Beckett Sennecke's impressive rookie campaign with the Ducks. Sennecke, the third-overall pick who's already racking up 51 points in 63 games, has turned heads with his size, puck skills, and top-six flashes that few saw coming this soon.
Jacob Quillan and Easton Cowan grind through the homestretch, eyeing call-ups after Toronto's trade deadline fizzled flat. These kids carry the weight of an underwhelming haul, proving their mettle in pressure cooker minutes. With the big club's spots tightening, their breakouts could reshape the Leafs' depth chart for the long haul.
Toronto shakes up practice lines by slotting Jacob Quillan onto the third unit with Easton Cowan and Nick Robertson to spark a youth movement. The trio forms a high-upside group as the Leafs tinker ahead of crunch-time games. GM Brad Treliving's patience with prospects pays off if this experiment ignites the bottom six.
Craig Berube finally yanks Easton Cowan off the shelf after nearly a month in the press box, slotting the rookie alongside Bobby McMann and Nicolas Roy for tonight's clash with Ottawa. The 20-year-old fireplug, who's lit the lamp seven times in 43 games, hit a wall back in Seattle and has been paying the price ever since, even as vets like Jarnkrok and Lorentz ride pine.
Toronto Maple Leafs rookie Easton Cowan slides back into the lineup alongside Nicolas Roy and Bobby McMann at today's morning skate, ending a five-game healthy scratch stint that had coaches preaching patience on his development. Joseph Woll draws the start in net against Ottawa after surrendering three goals to Florida on Thursday, as the Leafs cling to fading playoff hopes following losses to Tampa Bay and the Panthers.
Easton Cowan cracks the Maple Leafs roster out of camp and even logs NHL minutes, but now the top prospect finds himself a healthy scratch after losing his swagger, as coach Craig Berube puts it. Fans wonder why the kid who dominated the OHL with 253 points in 144 games isn't getting ice time amid Toronto's bottom-six logjam.