As the Toronto Maple Leafs push further into win-now mode, their roster construction is once again under the microscope — and it’s bringing names like Morgan Rielly and Brandon Carlo into trade speculation.
This summer has seen somewhat of a reshuffling of the books for the Toronto Maple Leafs. With Mitch Marner walking out the door, John Tavares signing a team-friendly deal, and Matthew Knies earning his first standard contract, things look a little different on the Maple Leafs’ PuckPedia headed into the fall.
Unless he’s included in a deal that makes the team undeniably better, it wouldn’t be a wise decision for the Toronto Maple Leafs to part with Brandon Carlo.
How many of the 18 NHL players since the 2000 Stanley Cup Playoffs to score 10 goals in multiple postseason runs can you name in five minutes?
With the Toronto Maple Leafs losing star Mitch Marner this offseason, the team has had to fill a massive hole in the lineup. The Toronto front office has done a decent job so far, and the roster looks a little more well-rounded.
Back when I was a youngin’ in the days before the internet, I used to carry a notebook around with me along with a giant Hockey Almanac book. And whenever I needed to kill some time, I’d sit around writing up trades that were going to improve the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have been among the NHL’s busiest teams this offseason.
There is a controversial rumour around the Toronto Maple Leafs that suggests they could consider trading away Brandon Carlo. Daily Faceoff insider Frank Seravalli provided his latest edition of his top 40 trade targets board.
Despite being acquired at last season’s NHL trade deadline, Brandon Carlo’s name has resurfaced in trade rumors, raising eyebrows in Toronto and across the league.
It’s not even been a full season’s worth of hockey in Toronto, but the Maple Leafs might already be thinking about trading a recently acquired defenseman in what is being pegged as a busy week for the organization.
Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli feels there’s a chance the Toronto Maple Leafs could move defenceman Brandon Carlo this offseason. The towering blueliner was recently added to Seravalli’s summer trade targets board, which is certainly a new development, considering Carlo hasn’t been in blue and white very long.
And this is where the rubber meets the road on the way to Round 1 of the NHL Draft on Friday night. Months of preparation and endless hours of calls come down to the next few days, the biggest window on the hockey calendar to reshape a roster.
With July 1 fast approaching, the Toronto Maple Leafs are deep into the planning phase of a critical offseason. General manager (GM) Brad Treliving has major holes to fill, most notably on the wing if Mitch Marner leaves and in the middle six, where scoring depth has been an issue.
The Toronto Maple Leafs went against the grain at the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline, taking a completely different approach to the one they had the year prior and even the seasons before that under Kyle Dubas.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Philadelphia Flyers made one trade at the deadline, but now we know the details of a blockbuster deal that didn't quite happen.
Plenty of chatter lately about former NHLer Marco Sturm, currently coaching with the Los Angeles Kings’ AHL affiliate, the Ontario Reign. And with a new GM coming in L.A.
His stretch has shown that not only has he been good, but he's been a huge factor in Toronto's recent success.
The Maple Leafs have made a significant move ahead of the NHL trade deadline, acquiring defenseman Brandon Carlo from the Bruins.
Brandon Carlo's name has been in trade talks for the past few days, but now it appears as though the Boston Bruins have made a decision on his future despite significant interest, especially from Western Canada.
One of the players that has found his name on a few different trade boards might not be totally for sale. According to Daily Faceoff’s Anthony Di Marco, the Boston Bruins might be willing to keep defenseman Brandon Carlo around through the NHL Trade Deadline.
From the sounds of it, the Calgary Flames are starting to do their due diligence on players around the NHL with the trade deadline now just four days away.
The Calgary Flames have reached out to the Boston Bruins with interest in defenseman Brandon Carlo, according to Daily Faceoff contributor Anthony Di Marco.
As a result of the IR placement, the 27-year-old has been ruled out of the team’s next three games.
The Boston Bruins, like the rest of the NHL, are on (what they hope will be) a brief pause to their season. Even with no games on Boston's docket until next week, the B's received a double-dose of bad news on Tuesday morning.
The 24-year-old played in 27 regular-season games for the Bruins during the 2020-21 campaign and recorded three goals and one assist.
The Boston Bruins will get a pair of key figures back as they close March out with Tuesday's game versus the New Jersey Devils.
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