EDMONTON — Zach Hyman has five goals in five games for his new team in Edmonton. It’s the hockey team, by the way, despite the fact Hyman was recently described by head coach Dave Tippett as a guy who “scores a lot of goals from about the one-inch line.” He has run the puck in over tackle with regularity in his short time with the Elks, er, Oilers in Edmonton. No different than he did in Toronto, where his old team is scuffling along this October. Mitch Marner (0), Auston Matthews getting (1), John Tavares (1) and William Nylander (2) have just three goals between them — two less than Hyman, if you’re keeping score at home. In another tragic episode of Maple Leafs salary cap mismanagement, the player the Leafs could least afford to lose became a player who precisely fits the void that Oilers GM Ken Holland was trying to fill. Hyman’s goals will never be Plays of the Week material, though each one counts for just as much as a Connor McDavid end-to-end rush. “His willingness to be ...