Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving’s work this offseason is far from over. Whether or not he’ll be able to find a trading partner to address the specific need he’s going for, which is a top-six forward, is up in the air. There have been reports recently of the team showing interest in UFA forward Jack Roslovic, who could be a pivot option if the Leafs don’t end up finding that elusive trade partner. One name that’s been familiar to the Leafs over the years is Vancouver Canucks forward Dakota Joshua. He was originally selected by the Maple Leafs in the 2014 NHL Draft, but the team traded his rights to the St. Louis Blues ahead of the 2019-20 season. He got his first crack in the NHL with the Blues before signing with the Canucks prior to the 2022-23 season. He broke into the league after that, with his true breakout season coming in 2023-24. He scored 18 goals and contributed 32 points in 63 games before turning it up a notch in the playoffs with four goals and eight points in 13 games. The Ca
