I only ended up catching the third period of this game, and Timmy Liljegren really stood out to me.
I didn't notice him really generating any offensive chances, but he was strong in battles along the boards, skated or passed the puck out of danger a bunch of times, skated the puck up ice pretty effectively and when the Leafs had shifts where they'd be cycling in the other team's zone, I noticed him make good plays to keep the cycle going a bunch of times.
Even if there doesn't end up being a ton of offense there (and there still might be---the kid only turned 20 a couple of days ago), his skillset looks just like what the doctor ordered for the Leafs. If he and Sandin can step within the next year or two and make an impact, that's going to be a godsend for this team.