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Maple Leafs Set to Sell After Olympics, With McMann Drawing Interest and Stolarz in Play

Cap-friendly Bobby McMann is attracting broad interest that points to post-Olympic moves for a seller-minded Toronto.

Overview

  • Multiple outlets report Toronto plans to operate as a seller, with most substantive trade activity expected after the Olympic break.
  • Sportsnet’s trade board highlights Bobby McMann as the Leafs’ most in-demand piece thanks to a $1.35 million cap hit, with speculation Toronto could seek a second-round pick or more.
  • Anthony Stolarz is viewed as a likely trade chip due to organizational goalie depth, though insiders note his return could hinge on improved form before the deadline.
  • Management has begun league-wide conversations and, per Elliotte Friedman, received word from Auston Matthews’ camp that he remains committed to the club.
  • Toronto is gauging the market on defensemen including Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Brandon Carlo, with reports Carlo prefers to stay and commentary questioning Morgan Rielly’s trade value.