Overview
- Toronto is seeking forwards Nicolas Roy and defenseman Nicolas Hague in exchange for granting Vegas negotiating rights to Mitch Marner.
- As of June 29, no official trade call has been made with the NHL and no contract has been signed, leaving the deal unsettled.
- Marner, fresh off a career-high 102-point season and ranking fifth on Toronto’s all-time scoring list, will hit unrestricted free agency on July 1.
- Vegas holds about $5.6 million in cap space and must clear roughly $8 million more to absorb Marner’s projected $13–14 million salary.
- The potential for a sign-and-trade opened up after Toronto re-signed John Tavares, freeing the cap space needed for Marner’s contract.