Marlies Rookie Zach Hyman Excelling in Every Role
Four Seasons Resor Hualalai A New Beginning. A Familiar Feeling. Book Your Stay Today At Four Seasons Hualalai Four Seasons Book Now Subscribe Now As low as $1.49/week Sign In " Podcasts Newsletters Today’s paper HOME GTA CANADA POLITICS WORLD OPINION LIFE SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS STAR INVESTIGATIONS Hockey Basketball Baseball Soccer Tennis Golf HOCKEY MarliesMarlies rookierookie ZachZach HymanHyman excellingexcelling inin everyevery rolerole By Mark Zwolinski Sports reporter " Wed., Feb. 24, 2016 ! 3 min. read ! Zach Hyman has been Mr. Everything for the Toronto Marlies this season, and Mr. Under the Radar. The winger draws rave reviews from his teammates, the coaching staff and GM Kyle Dubas for his two-way play, his ability to make his linemates better, and for his tireless work killing penalties. All of that makes him a solid candidate to be called up to the Leafs but, to this point, the 23-year-old Toronto native has watched his teammates make the short trip. “I don’t like to use the term two-way player, but he is a player who fits that definition,” Dubas said, as Hyman scored a goal in the Marlies’ 3-1 win over Binghamton before a sellout crowd of 7,851 at the Ricoh Coliseum on Wednesday. “And he’s produced as a rookie without power-play time. He has excellent instincts.” With thousands of school children on hand for the 11 a.m. game, Hyman continued to show his versatility, working on the Marlies’ top line (with William Nylander and Kasperi Kapanen) and on the first penalty-killing unit (with Frederik Gauthier).
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