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Waterloo native Steven Lorentz has earned a spot with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Lorentz was born in Kitchener but grew up in Waterloo. He spent his minor hockey career with the Waterloo Wolves. 

The 28-year-old has agreed to a one-year deal with the Leafs. 

This comes two days before the Leafs open their season against the Montreal Canadiens.

The deal is worth $775,000 and is the fourth NHL team for Lorentz after being with teams in Carolina, San Jose and Florida.

Lorentz joins the Leafs after a professional tryout last month and scored one goal in four pre-season games.

The forward is coming off a Stanely Cup win with the Florida Panthers last season, scoring two goals in 16 playoff appearances.

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