Jim Hiller elected to keep fans and media guessing.The Toronto Maple Leafs head coach declined to publicly divulge where No. 1 overall pick Gavin McKenna would slot in at his first training camp practice.The curtain was lifted about thirty minutes into Thursday’s session.McKenna skated on a line with John Tavares and William Nylander with the team’s NHL group.Related:Max Domi fails physical, out indefinitely: Leafs’ GM ChaykaOther lines included Matthew Knies with Auston Matthews and Jack Roslovic, Easton Cowan with Nick Paul and Colton Sissons, and a line of Dakota Joshua, Teddy Blueger and Brandon Duhaime. Steven Lorentz was the odd man out early on.The 18-year-old from Whitehorse had a few flashy moments, including the setup of a Tavares goal in the slot and a battle drill against the big-bodied forward Knies where the youngster ended up with just one glove — and the puck behind goaltender Anthony Stolarz.McKenna is slated to live with Tavares at his family home for his first professional season as he gets acclimated to the NHL as a rookie.Toronto finished last in the Atlantic Division in 2025-26 before beating May’s lottery odds for the right to pick McKenna, who’s living with Tavares and his family this season, with the top selection in June.