Mitch Marner Caught Fire When It Mattered Most

Marner does not just need touches in the playoffs - he needs the puck on his stick when the game starts tightening the screws. This feature leans into what makes him dangerous, and that usually means the little plays that turn into big problems for defenders who get a half-step lazy. NHL.com is highlighting the kind of stretch that can reshape how a winger is discussed when the pressure is highest.