Matthews stayed in Arizona through his 2012-13 season with the 16-and-under Arizona Bobcats before he jumped to the United States National Team Development Program. He eventually got selected first overall by Toronto in the 2016 NHL Draft and burst into the first full-fledged star from the state.

Auston Matthews isn’t just breaking records on the ice—he’s doing it in his bank account too. With multimillion-dollar contracts and luxury endorsements, the Maple Leafs captain is on top, and his growing fortune proves it.

As the Toronto Maple Leafs journeyed into the Delta Center as visitors for the first time since the Coyotes relocated to Utah, Matthews felt conflicted about experiencing NHL hockey in a new city.