With just a fews day left before the NHL Trade Deadline, the Toronto Maple Leafs are weighing their options of what they’re going to have to do in order to add quality talent to their roster.

Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman has suggested that the Maple Leafs' plans for the upcoming trade deadline have taken quite an intriguing turn. Over the weekend, Leafs GM Brad Treliving issued some comments that weren't too exciting to read if you're a member of the Leafs' fan base.

Multiple NHL insiders have consistently reported that if the Leafs want to acquire an impactful player, they will likely have to part with a top prospect or a first-round pick. To

Breaking down three possible paths the Maple Leafs could take at the deadline: bold, conservative or uninspired.

The Toronto Maple Leafs were not making excuses for their shootout loss to the rebuilding San Jose Sharks, and I'm not here to make excuses for them either.

The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to explore options to strengthen their forward group ahead of the trade deadline, but they might be hiding their cards. On Saturday, Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving appeared to temper fans' expectations for a major move ahead of the deadline,

You’re probably clicking on this article thinking, “The Leafs need a centre, what’s the point of this article?”, and I get it. There is no scenario where

A trade pitch has the Toronto Maple Leafs dealing Easton Cowan in a three-player blockbuster deal with the Colorado Avalanche. The post Trade Pitch Has Maple Leafs Dealing Top Prospect in Blockbuster With Avs appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are expected to strengthen their forward group ahead of Friday’s NHL trade deadline, but it’s still unknown who they could add to the roster. The Leafs have shown interest in Brayden Schenn and Scott Laughton.