Max Domi has played with seven organizations over his 11 year career, and only twice has made it to a third year with a team. His first club, the Arizona Coyotes held onto him for three seasons and he played 222 games for them and now, with the Toronto Maple Leafs, he’s just 38 games away from playing more hockey for the Leafs than any other club, all while having his lowest points per game output with Toronto than any organization he stuck with for more than 20 regular season games. Given that there isn’t much to Domi’s game beyond offence and his results in Toronto have been the worst of his career, it seems like a good time to once again ask, “why is he still here?” When answering why Max Domi is with the Leafs the five answers are fairly straight forward: His contract isn’t easy to buy out, trade or bury. The illusion that he provides centre depth. You can easily point to half a roster of forwards with equally bad offensive outputs. His departure would mean Brad Treliving having to eat crow when the team
