The Toronto Maple Leafs have already shaken up their roster with one big trade this summer, and now, three veterans are reportedly available for trade.
This off-season has seen plenty of shakeup around the National Hockey League thus far, with the biggest move of all coming when the Toronto Maple Leafs used a sign-and-trade to move Mitch Marner to the Vegas Golden Knights.
In this deal, the Maple Leafs got back Nicolas Roy as a solid asset for a departing Marner, but the addition of a new centre, Matias Maccelli and the return of John Tavares has clogged up the bottom six.
Now, according to reports from Darren Dreger, the Maple Leafs have put the word out that three veteran forwards could be available for trade as they look to clear the logjam that has begun in their bottom six.
Those names are David Kampf, Calle Jarnkrok and most surprisingly, Max Domi, who has played at times on the top line in recent years, but with Toronto getting pieces that can fill his role, he's perhaps the most valuable as a trade asset of the three.
It's unclear just how aggressive they are going to be in trying to move one, two or all three of these veterans, all of whom have some level of trade protection as well, but we know that Brad Treliving likes to do his biggest work in the summer, so don't be surprised to see them try and dump one of these veterans to clear space.
The team have also been linked to Jack Roslovic, who would be a much better contributor than likely all three of them, so as the summer rolls on, the Maple Leafs will look to find some clarity as they continue their shakeup to the 2024/25 roster.
