Easton Cowan's Incredible 65-Game Point Streak Comes to an End
Toronto Maple Leafs top prospect Easton Cowan finally went pointless as his historic streak came to an unfortunate end against Peterborough on Friday night.
For 65 straight games, Maple Leafs prospect Easton Cowan has been able to put at least one point on the scoreboard, establishing a historic record that is going to be very hard to top; at least right away.
Cowan, 19, has 18 goals, 22 assists & 40 points in 30 games for the London Knights this season.
But on Friday night, his streak came to an unfortunate end as he failed to register a point in his team's 3-1 win over Peterborough.
So how exactly did Cowan feel after his point streak ended?
Easton Cowan's Historic Point Streak Ended: What's Next?
It's not an official record, as it dates back to last season, however it doesn't take away the incredible accomplishment of the young forward. He was always humble though regarding his streak however:
Cowan has accomplished a ton in his time with London, winning an OHL Championship last season, as well as winning Most Outstanding Player; he also was a runner-up in the Memorial Cup.
He was also tasked with representing Canada at this year's World Juniors, however a weak showing caused a bit of criticism being unjustly heaved toward him.
Toronto selected Cowan 28th overall in 2023, and played well in the Prospect Showcase this summer, but isn't at the NHL level yet, but is expected to be a finalist to make the team next year.
What do you think? Will Easton Cowan's historic point streak make him a candidate to make the Maple Leafs next season?
