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It seems there might be a mix-up in your message. The details you’ve provided sound like they’re referencing a sports acquisition, but there are a few points that seem unusual for the Toronto Maple Leafs, a professional ice hockey team in the NHL:

1. **WR (Wide Receiver)**: In hockey, positions are not referred to as wide receivers; that’s a term more commonly used in American football.

2. **$98.6 Million Contract**: While athletes in sports like football (both American and soccer) can command such salaries, it’s highly unusual in hockey. Hockey contracts, especially for top players, are generally lower compared to other major sports.

3. **5-Star Prospect**: Ratings like “5-star” are more commonly associated with recruiting rankings in college sports, particularly American football and basketball. In professional sports like the NHL, players are usually scouted and signed based on their performance in junior leagues or other professional leagues.

4. **Two-Year Contract**: Hockey contracts can vary widely in length, but two years is a relatively short-term contract for a top-tier player. Typically, contracts in the NHL can range from 1 to 8 years for established players.

Given these points, it’s likely that the information you’ve received might be incorrect or a misinterpretation. The Toronto Maple Leafs are known for their hockey operations, not for signing “5-star WR prospects” to contracts. If you’re looking for accurate sports news, it might be worth verifying the details from a reputable sports news source or checking the team’s official announcements…