Leafs sign their final restricted free agent of the summer.

It sounds like general manager Lou Lamoriello has taken care of most, if not all, of his hard work for the offseason.

According to a report from TSN's James Mirtle, the Maple Leafs have signed Martin Marincin, who was their last remaining restricted free agent, likely meaning the organization is done making any major moves this summer, although something still could come up.

Mitrtle reports that the Leafs have agreed to a $2.5 million dollar deal with Marincin, and that furthermore the average annual value is $1.25 million which with some basic math leads us to believe it's a two year contract for the former Oilers 2nd round draft pick.

It will be interesting to see where he fits in on Toronto's blue line moving towards the future.

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