The Toronto Maple Leafs' offseason talk this past spring was dominated mostly by one man: Mitch Marner. Technically, Marner actually ended up with his current Vegas Golden Knights team via a sign-and-trade, but he pretty clearly played a part in exiting the Leafs. Fast-forward through one quarter of the Leafs' season, and they're much closer to the bottom of the NHL than the top. Offensively, the Leafs haven't had much trouble without Marner at all, with the fifth-highest goals total in the league. But in the first few weeks of his first campaign from Toronto, he's definitely coming out on top when it comes to who benefited more from his departure.