The Toronto Maple Leafs began their 2025-26 season with some last-minute adjustments and unexpected injuries in their squad, so the need for depth in the bottom-six became a priority. According to TSN’s Darren Dreger, GM Brad Treliving no longer wants to move on from Nicholas Robertson or Calle Jarnkrok, who had been rumored to be considered tradeable. “The information I had Saturday is that Treliving isn’t shopping (Nicholas) Robertson or Calle Jarnkrok. He likes the idea of having that depth,” Dreger said. Sources like insider David Pagnotta mentioned in September that Robertson, 24, and Jarnkrok, 34, were considered pieces to free up salary cap, but now the focus has changed due to what they provide in terms of stability and depth. Recently, Scott Laughton, projected as the 4C, suffered an injury and will not be available for a few weeks. Furthermore, there were changes in goal and defense that forced Berube to recalibrate combinations and roles. Robertson came out well from training camp, so the front ofRead More
Maple Leafs making the right call with major roster decision
