The Toronto Maple Leafs had themselves a banner night at home against the Florida Panthers on Wednesday night. Not only did they beat the divisional rival Florida Panthers in a crucial late-season matchup to create some separation in the division,

Marner also had 69 assists two years ago, when he finished with 99 points in 80 games. With seven Leafs games remaining, Marner should hit the 100-point milestone for the first time in his NHL career. Going into the Leafs’ home game against Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday, Marner has 93 points.

Marner leaving could mean a full-time top-line role for William Nylander. But even if Nylander continues to play away from Auston Matthews more than with him, losing Marner would necessitate the addition of another top-six winger in free agency or via trade.