Maple Leafs GM Brad Treliving Has Revealed His Trade Targets

It's no secret that the Maple Leafs are facing challenges this year, falling short of their recent regular season successes under Kyle Dubas?. New general manager Brad Treliving appears ready to make moves to strengthen the team.

In a lighthearted exchange during Major League Baseball's offseason, Treliving was jokingly asked about Shohei Ohtani. His response, while humorous, shed light on his sentiments about the team's current status. Fans are left speculating if these positions are Treliving's targets for improvement.


Long-standing rumors suggest the Leafs have been eyeing defensive upgrades, previously linked to Nikita Zadorov and now reportedly in talks for Sharks defenseman Mario Ferraro.



Ferraro, a Toronto native, has a 3.25 million dollar cap hit for the next two years after this season. With multiple teams showing interest, the Leafs might face stiff competition if they pursue him.

However, Treliving's options could be limited due to a grudge held by Flames owner Murray Edwards, potentially complicating a trade for Chris Tanev. The recent Zadorov deal with the Canucks raised eyebrows, as the supposed premium exchange ended up being a 3rd and 5th round pick, without the anticipated divisional tax.


The next move for Treliving appears to be in the defensive department, but fans will have to wait to see when that move materializes.

Source: Hockeypatrol