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Taking a look at if this Nashville Predators blueliner could be a real trade acquisition for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Editor In Leaf argues that the Toronto Maple Leafs could potentially emerge as a trade suitor for Nashville Predators captain Roman Josi. Following speculation from the Spittin' Chiclets podcast regarding Josi entering trade discussions, the article notes that Toronto needs defensive reinforcement. Additionally, Josi shares agent Judd Moldaver with Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews, which could influence trade dynamics despite Josi possessing a full no-move clause.
The writer highlights significant obstacles to a potential deal, particularly Josi's substantial contract carrying an average annual value exceeding $9 million through the 2027-28 season. Editor In Leaf points out that Toronto faces salary cap constraints and would need to surrender valuable assets to acquire the 36-year-old defenseman, whilst acknowledging the risk of adding another aging veteran to their roster.
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