Speculation

Part II of our scan of potential trade acquisitions.

Let’s look quickly at the East’s Top 4 RHD we might trade for.

Dreaming is fun!

The Montreal Canadiens captain is on the trade block. Would they move him to Toronto?

Out with the old, in with the new

It might be early in the season, but Rögle’s poor start suggests Liljegren is not going back there.

The Hobey Baker-winning Denver grad is heading for free agency.

Connor McDavid and Auston Matthews will join forces once again on this hypothetical roster

It seems obvious, but there’s a lot of options to consider.

All the options are open, and you can imagine any Leafs lineup you like.

Promote from within or an outside hire?

This is the best time of the year for rumour mongers and speculators. Let’s play too.

This year’s UFA group is not going to get you a big star, but stars aren’t what you should be looking for. Bargains are.

There is still a real and genuine need for at least one centre on this team.

Vegas could be the middleman to nab a defenseman from the Bruins for the Leafs.

There are lots of great people who deserve to get in this year.

With the buyout window opening, it’s time to look at the Joffrey Lupul contract one last time.

Is the mobile Ducks defender the missing piece for Toronto?

A look at the oft-discussed Canucks’ defender, and whether the Leafs can acquire him.

Is he or isn’t he? That’s always the question with Ilya Kovalchuk.

The solution to the unbalanced depth chart seems obvious: trade an extra right winger. But who do you give up?

They want real players who can compete at the top level in the NHL. So naturally my mind turns to Joffrey Lupul.

A debate on the marquee free agent of 2017.

Swedish defenceman Erik Brannstrom should be available at #17 or 18, and he carries a ton of offensive upside.

Or is there another way a star UFA might get himself a ticket to Pyeongchang?