The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to reshape their roster as the offseason unfolds. In recent days, the team has made a quiet but telling trade, sent signals about a young forward’s future and introduced a new face hungry for a top-six role. None of the moves are blockbusters on their own, but each adds a piece to the puzzle as general manager (GM) Brad Treliving and head coach Craig Berube look to retool a group that still believes it can contend. Here’s the latest on what’s happening with the Maple Leafs. Late Thursday, the Maple Leafs made a move that signals a shift in their roster strategy. The team has traded veteran forward Ryan Reaves to the San Jose Sharks in exchange for 24-year-old defenseman Henry Thrun. For the Sharks, it’s a transparent move to bolster toughness heading into the 2025–26 season. For the Maple Leafs, it’s a chance to add a young, developing blueliner to their organizational depth. Reaves, a long-time NHL enforcer known more for his physical presence than point production, suited u
