The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly still interested in acquiring Winnipeg Jets defenceman Luke Schenn while they are on the list of teams Dougie Hamilton would approve of going to, according to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun.
NHL trade season is almost upon us. The Toronto Maple Leafs are just eight games away from the Olympic break, which comes with a roster freeze. Because of that, teams around the league need to decide what direction they are going to take.
In part two of the 2026 NHL trade deadline predictor, we are going to look at a few more big names that could be on the move. In part one of the series, we went over where Artemi Panarin could land.
The Winnipeg Jets were hockey’s best regular-season team in 2024-25, finishing with a 56-22-4 record and 116 points and winning the Presidents’ Trophy for the first time in franchise history.
Thomas Drance of The Athletic: The Vancouver Canucks are holding trade talks with teams, listing on pending UFAs and players with term. They want to keep some veterans to insulate their younger players.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
The veteran market is heating up around the NHL, and Luke Schenn has emerged as a practical target for teams looking to add grit before the trade deadline.
Welcome to the first edition of the Toronto Maple Leafs Trade Barometer. With the trade deadline approaching and the Toronto blue line dealing with injuries, the rumour mill is spinning faster than ever.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. The Toronto Maple Leafs are interested in Luke Schenn. Yes, that’s right. According to NHL insider Chris Johnston, the Maple Leafs are looking at bringing Schenn back for a third stint this season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly considering trading for Winnipeg Jets defenceman Luke Schenn, according to TSN’s Chris Johnston. The Leafs have reportedly been ramping up their efforts to shore up the blueline, given their overall struggles throughout the season and the fact that Chris Tanev’s status is uncertain.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have been linked to Brayden Schenn on and off for several years, and now that they’ve righted the ship in 2025-26, expect that chatter to pick up again as the trade deadline approaches.
Last week, I outlined the different factors that will impact the Edmonton Oilers as we creep closer and closer to the NHL’s trade deadline. Edmonton’s cap space is limited, and they don’t have a lot of premium assets to spend.
As the Winnipeg Jets continue to search for answers in what has become a difficult and frustrating season, change is no longer just a quiet possibility — it’s becoming inevitable.
In Gary Bettman’s NHL, anything can happen. Parity has allowed a team like the New York Islanders to go from having the first-overall pick in the draft to competing for first place in the Metropolitan Division.
In a matter of two weeks, the Toronto Maple Leafs have gone from likely sellers to legitimate buyers, riding a 6-0-2 run over their last eight games to catapult themselves back into the playoff picture.
In the most recent episode of the 32 Thoughts podcast, NHL insider Elliotte Friedman revealed that the Toronto Maple Leafs attempted to trade for St. Louis Blues forward Brayden Schenn at the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline.
Vincent Z. Mercogliano of The Athletic: The New York Rangers are taking a run at acquiring Vancouver Canucks pending UFA winger Kiefer Sherwood, according to a source.
It’s been a miserable campaign for the Winnipeg Jets, who have followed up their President’s Trophy-winning 2024-25 season by sitting 15-21-5 and dead last in National Hockey League standings through 41 games.
The Winnipeg Jets have been arguably the NHL’s most disappointing team this season, as last year’s Presidents’ Trophy winners have fallen to last place in the league standings.
It’s no secret that it’s been a difficult season for the Nashville Predators so far, and it’s clear that the players feel it as well. Following a tough 4-1 loss to the Florida Panthers, former Vancouver Canucks defenceman Luke Schenn didn’t shy away from sharing his frustrations with Nashville’s goalscoring woes.
Luke Schenn made a return to the Toronto Maple Leafs last season when he was traded from the Vancouver Canucks at the trade deadline. It surprised some people why Schenn decided not to stay in Toronto and sign a new deal in the offseason, but he was being pulled somewhere else.