Giordano, who joined the Toronto Maple Leafs back in 2022 via a trade with the Seattle Kraken, is set to be an unrestricted free agent on Monday, July 1st and has reportedly made a big decision on his future.
According to Giordano's agent, Rich Winter, the 1,148-game veteran intends on playing in the 2024-25 season, whether that's with the Toronto Maple Leafs or another organization, and isn't ready to hang up his skates yet.
Giordano, a native of Toronto, had a tough season both on and off the ice. He suffered three separate injuries during the regular season and in February, stepped away from the Maple Leafs for a couple of weeks after the passing of his father.
In 46 regular season games, Giordano put up nine points (three goals, six assists), 49 penalty minutes and was a plus-ten. Giordano found himself in the press box for the entirety of their first round series against the Boston Bruins, which Toronto lost in seven games.
