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Robertson's improved play and new mindset might change the way Toronto values him and could decide his fate at the NHL trade deadline.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have identified St. Louis Blues captain Brayden Schenn as their "primary target" ahead of the March 7 NHL trade deadline. According to The Athletic’s Chris Johnston and Jonas Siegel, reporting on Wednesday, Toronto is prioritizing Schenn despite also needing help at center and on defense.

Nick Kypreos is all but certain that the Maple Leafs will be moving one of their top prospects at next week's trade deadline for a substantial piece. The Toronto Maple Leafs are always extremely busy ahead of the trade deadline.

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NHL insiders Chris Johnston and Jonas Siegel of The Athletic revealed the Maple Leafs primary trade target ahead of the deadline.

NHL expert Mike Johnson identified center Fraser Minten as a likely trade piece if Toronto makes a move for St. Louis Blues captain Brayden Schenn. Johnson discussed the possibility on TSN's "First Up," noting that long-term contracts, like Schenn’s, are now seen as a positive due to cost control.

The NHL trade deadline is a week away and all the eyes of Leafs Nation are on GM Brad Treliving, and how exactly the veteran executive is going to upgrade the Maple Leafs’ roster for what everyone is hoping for is a long Stanley Cup Playoff run.

NHL insider Nick Kypreos shared his trade package for a Toronto Maple Leafs blockbuster deal for Mikko Rantanen.

Yet the mood around the Leafs dressing room sunk a little lower than expected following a 5-4 win over the Boston Bruins as Chris Tanev walked out with his right arm in a sling. The Leafs’ top defenceman took a hit from Bruins centre Pavel Zacha in his second shift of the game and did not return.