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The Maple Leafs are looking for a top-four Dman. Teams interested in some Canadiens Dmen, and the Oilers looking for a right-handed center.

NHL insider reports suggest several Canadian teams are exploring the trade market, with the Toronto Maple Leafs considering options to bolster their defense. According to James Mirtle, moving Morgan Rielly mid-season would be complicated by his contract and no-movement clause, while any potential Auston Matthews trade discussions would likely be deferred to the offseason if the team struggles. Meanwhile, Montreal Canadiens defensemen Jayden Struble, Arber Xhekaj, and Adam Engstrom have reportedly drawn interest from several rival clubs.
Elsewhere, Frank Seravalli reports that the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames are monitoring Canadiens forward Kirby Dach, with the Oilers also watching Boston Bruins center Matthew Poitras for a fourth-line role. The Flames have reportedly held discussions with pending free agent Patrik Laine alongside other unsigned veterans.
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