The Toronto Maple Leafs have been among the NHL’s busiest teams this offseason. They sent Mitch Marner to the Vegas Golden Knights in exchange for forward Nicolas Roy. In an effort to replace some of Marner’s production, they made a series of smaller moves, including adding winger Matias Maccelli from the Utah Mammoth. The latest deal saw veteran forward Ryan Reaves shipped to the San Jose Sharks for depth defenseman Henry Thrun. Despite these moves, there are still questions about whether the Leafs have done enough. How will general manager Brad Treliving address a clear regression in offense with Marner out? Sportsnet’s Luke Fox recently listed some of the items on Toronto’s to-do list. They now have cap flexibility, but are short on tradeable assets like first-round picks or blue-chip prospects. Perhaps he needs to think bigger. Fox floated the idea of Treliving moving a defenseman—perhaps Brandon Carlo or Morgan Rielly in a pending trade. Linked back to Toronto are names like Erik Karlsson or Dougie Hami
