While Brad Treliving has been careful with his words while tempering expectations, those within the team are making their wishes clear, including head coach Craig Berube. “We’re all looking to better our team if we can. That’s the best way I put it,” Berube said before Wednesday's game.

TORONTO -- With the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline quickly approaching, the Toronto Maple Leafs will try to extend their winning streak to six when they host the San Jose Sharks at Scotiabank Arena on Monday (7:30 p.m. ET; Prime, NBCSCA).

Toronto, Ontario, CANADA; Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving speaks during a media conference to introduce new head coach Craig Berube (not shown) at Ford Performance Centre. Mandatory Credit: Dan Hamilton-Imagn Images If the Toronto Maple Leafs make any trades before Friday's NHL trade deadline,

Veteran enforcer Ryan Reaves' time with the Toronto Maple Leafs may be nearing a breaking point, with the forward having a diminished role ahead of the trade deadline under head coach Craig Berube. With the NHL deadline set on Friday,

It’s shaping up to be the most important trade deadline for the Toronto Maple Leafs, so we’re revisiting the past for any lessons that Brad Treliving and his staff can adhere to ahead of Friday.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are expected to strengthen their forward group ahead of Friday’s NHL trade deadline, but it’s still unknown who they could add to the roster. The Leafs have shown interest in Brayden Schenn and Scott Laughton.

Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving is actively searching for a middle-six center and a right-shot defenseman to bolster his lineup. Several names have emerged as potential targets down the middle in the final days before the deadline.