Free agent forward Jack Roslovic may not be the best fit for the Toronto Maple Leafs, NHL analyst Nick Alberga believes.In an episode of "Leafs Morning Take" published Aug. 13, Alberga and co-host Zack Phillips questioned how effective Roslovic could be for the Maple Leafs. In particular, Alberga doubted Roslovic’s fit on the club’s top line.He stated:“I already see a scenario where they sign this guy and two weeks in or like, sh** doesn't fit with Knies, Matthews. What now for Jack Roslovic, quite honestly, good player, but this has been the story of his career.”Alberga further questioned why Roslovic remains unsigned and wondered why the Carolina Hurricanes, his team from last season, wouldn’t have made a greater effort to sign him this summer.That led Phillips to double down on the question marks surrounding Roslovic’s fit in Toronto.“There's actually probably more likelihood that it doesn't work than that," Phillips said. "It's like the expectation would be okay. He's a guy who can fit into maybe your second likely your third line, and then on the positive side, on the bright side, on the most optimistic outcome, he is an impact player.”Check out the comments here:Phillips’ comments underscore how Roslovic would be seen as a bottom-six role player as opposed to a top-six winger who could score goals and play an impactful role on both sides of the puck.It remains to be seen whether the Maple Leafs sign Roslovic as time continues to dwindle before the opening of training camp this fall.Jack Roslovic’s connection to Auston Matthews has fueled speculationRoslovic scored 22 goals for the Carolina Hurricanes last season - Source: ImagnJack Roslovic’s name has been linked to the Toronto Maple Leafs due to his connection to team captain Auston Matthews. Insider Elliotte Friedman connected the dots between Roslovic and Toronto in the season finale of his "32 Thoughts" podcast in early July.“It makes sense to me because he has a history with Auston Matthews,” Friedman said, as quoted by Sportsnet. “They played together at the U.S. national development team, so I could see this connection. Roslovic is also a right-hand shot. He’s a veteran. He’s been around a long time. Matthews obviously knows him. I’m curious to see if that happens.”The familiarity between Roslovic and Matthews could lead to a contract opportunity for the 28-year-old in Toronto. Friedman’s comments spurred speculation that the Maple Leafs could target Roslovic to take Mitch Marner’s spot on the top line.Toronto is not the only team Roslovic has been linked to this summer. Another club reportedly interested is the Vancouver Canucks. As it stands, Roslovic remains unsigned.