The Toronto Maple Leafs are reportedly eyeing Brayden Schenn of the St. Louis Blues as a potential trade target ahead of the upcoming trade deadline. According to TSN’s Darren Dreger, Schenn is one of the most discussed players in trade rumors, with the Maple Leafs already making inquiries. Elliotte Friedman, from Sportsnet, also mentioned that the Vegas Golden Knights are among the playoff contenders showing interest in Schenn, indicating a competitive market for the veteran forward.
Schenn, who has 32 points in 56 games this season, is performing well at 33 years old, making him an attractive option for teams looking to bolster their roster for a playoff push. His veteran experience and ability to contribute offensively are key factors that make him appealing to both the Maple Leafs and the Golden Knights, who are looking to strengthen their teams for the stretch run. As the trade deadline approaches, it’s clear that Schenn could provide valuable depth for a contending team.
However, for the Blues to remain competitive in the future, some sacrifices may need to be made. With their current playoff chances slim, they may decide that moving Schenn is the best option to acquire assets for a potential rebuild. This means that, for any trade involving Schenn, a roster player would likely need to be moved to make room for new talent and draft picks that could help the Blues return to contention in the coming years.
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