Daniel Alfredsson joins Toronto Maple Leafs as assistant coach

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Former Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson has joined the rival Toronto Maple Leafs as an associate coach. Alfredsson, 53, previously served as an assistant coach for the Ottawa Senators for two years. His move to Toronto is reportedly influenced by his former Team Sweden teammate Mats Sundin, who now leads the Leafs' front office. Alfredsson had a distinguished playing career with the Senators, amassing 1,108 points and is a Hockey Hall of Fame inductee. The Senators organization stated the door remains open for his return.


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