Nicholas Robertson Fantasy Stats

Toronto Maple Leafs winger Nicholas Robertson has signed a one-year, $1.825 million contract for next season. He was scheduled to have a salary arbitration hearing on Sunday. Robertson was the only unsigned restricted free agent remaining among the 11 players who filed for salary arbitration. Times have been difficult for Robertson in Toronto, as the Pasadena-born forward has not found a consistent role on the team. Last season, he played in only three of the Maple Leafs' 13 playoff games, scoring one goal and two points. During the regular season, Robertson recorded 22 points (15 goals, seven assists) in 69 games. Without a regular top-six spot, Robertson isn't a very appealing fantasy option.

Toronto Maple Leafs winger Nicholas Robertson scored his team's only goal in Wednesday's 6-1 defeat against the Florida Panthers. Playing for the first time since Game 2 of the first-round series against the Ottawa Senators, Robertson netted a late consolation goal for the Maple Leafs, recording the final tally of the game with 1:06 remaining. Before Robertson's strike, Panthers goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky had set a franchise playoff record by going 143:25 without allowing a goal to the Maple Leafs. Robertson slotted into the fourth line with David Kampf, as Calle Jarnkrok and Pontus Holmberg were scratched for the contest. The 23-year-old has registered two points (one goal, one assist) in three playoff outings this year.

Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Nicholas Robertson will rejoin the action on Sunday against Minnesota. The 23-year-old has had a tough time making an offensive impact and sat out Saturday's 4-2 loss to St. Louis as a healthy scratch. Robertson has managed one goal with 16 shots on net in 10 appearances this season. Given his struggles to hit form, fantasy managers should keep their expectations low regarding Robertson. The team hasn't yet announced which player comes out of the lineup to accommodate Robertson.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nicholas Robertson (upper body) is day-to-day with an injury, according to Dave Alter of The Hockey News. Robertson was seen during Saturday's practice, which is a good sign the injury is not serious, but he will sit out in Saturday's preseason finale out of precaution. Fantasy managers should continue to monitor the 23-year-old's status ahead of their season opener on Wednesday evening against the Montreal Canadians. After playing in only 15 games in the 2022 season, the former second-round pick took a significant step forward last season as he logged 56 games with 14 goals and 13 assists. Robertson originally requested a trade earlier in the offseason but then inked a one-year agreement earlier in September, which suggests that he will suit up for his fifth season in Toronto in 2024.

Toronto Maple Leafs winger Nicholas Robertson is eager to leave injuries behind him and kickstart his NHL career. "The show goes on," the 21-year-old told TSN. "The secret to success for me is just being healthy." Following an impressive preseason, Robertson played just 15 times in the NHL last term, sustaining a shoulder injury in December, which needed surgery. "Since the season's been done I was like, 'Ok, it's a fresh start,' and I'm just excited and ready to go," Robertson added. Through his first 31 NHL appearances, Robertson had registered three goals and four assists. With Tyler Bertuzzi and Max Domi arriving in town, he faces an uphill battle in trying to secure a spot on a scoring line next season.

Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Nicholas Robertson (shoulder) will be sidelined for 6-8 weeks, the team announced on Saturday. He was injured in Thursday's matchup against the Kings, and whilst Robertson won't need surgery to fix the issue, he will still miss at least a month and a half of action. The 21-year-old has tallied five points in 15 appearances this season but hasn't been able to improve his tally for eight games. Denis Malgin has moved to Robertson's spot on the second in practice, and he looks set to remain there for Saturday's tilt against Calgary. The Swiss winger will be in a great spot to add to his four points, with John Tavares and Mitchell Marner as his linemates. The latter is riding a sensational 21-game point streak.

Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Nicholas Robertson hurt his shoulder against the Kings on Thursday and had to leave the game after just four shifts. He was injured when he took an awkward fall into the boards following a hit from Kings defenseman Matt Roy. Toronto head coach Sheldon Keefe said after the game that Robertson is set to miss significant time. It's very unfortunate for the young winger who was expected to break through this season. He has already struggled to hold down a spot in the lineup and Robertson now won't even be healthy enough to play for a while. The 21-year-old heads to the shelf with two goals and three assists on his account in 15 games.

Toronto Maple Leafs left wing Nicholas Robertson will re-enter the lineup Wednesday versus New Jersey. He has sat out the past four games as a healthy scratch. The 21-year-old has recorded two goals and three assists in 10 appearances this season, firing off 18 shots on goal and delivering 10 hits. He is still trying to find his feet in the big league and isn't a reliable fantasy option right now, but Robertson will find himself skating with Toronto's hot second line Wednesday, and that sets him up nicely for success.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nicholas Robertson will be sidelined for about four weeks with a knee injury. The 19-year-old rookie played just two minutes and 20 seconds in his team's 3-2 defeat of the Ottawa Senators on Saturday night. Coming off an impressive 86-point (55 goals, 31 assists) season with the Peterborough Petes of the Ontario Hockey League last season, Robertson is expected to play a supporting role on a very high-powered Leafs team in his debut season. Just 5% owned in Yahoo! fantasy leagues, Robertson can be safely dropped for now but should continued to be monitored until he gets back into the lineup.