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Hiller plays the waiting game with Tavares, Nylander and McKenna line - The Globe and Mail

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Tavares, Nylander preach patience as Leafs' second line works through issues TSNHiller plays the waiting game with Tavares, Nylander and McKenna line The Globe and MailMaple Leafs will be patient with the Tavares-Nylander-McKenna line, for now Toronto StarJim Hiller on how Gavin McKenna is handling a slow first three NHL games offensively: "He just seems unflappable to me" Maple Leaf Hot Stove'That Line Could Do It Better': How Maple Leafs Coach Jim Hiller Thinks Second Line Can Improve, Players On What's Gone Wrong The Hockey News

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Hiller plays the waiting game with Tavares, Nylander and McKenna line The Globe and MailLeafs planning to stick with second line trio despite early season struggles TSNJim Hiller on how Gavin McKenna is handling a slow first three NHL games offensively: "He just seems unflappable to me" mapleleafshotstove.com'That Line Could Do It Better': How Maple Leafs Coach Jim Hiller Thinks Second Line Can Improve, Players On What's Gone Wrong The Hockey NewsMaple Leafs will be patient with the Tavares-Nylander-McKenna line, for now Toronto Star

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