After acquiring Brandon Carlo and Scott Laughton on trade deadline day, Brad Treliving addressed the future of veteran enforcer Ryan Reaves with the Maple Leafs.
Treliving acknowledged that waiving him was a difficult decision but emphasized the forward’s continued importance to the team.
With their cap space relatively limited (though likely to grow once Ryan Reaves is off the roster either via waivers or AHL assignment), the Maple Leafs appear to be looking at some lower-cost options up front.
The NHL waiver wire has been busy with the trade deadline just a day away. We saw the Nashville Predators make the most news with a pair of waiver claims.
Let's break it down step by step. First, there was movement on the NHL waiver wire, including a surprise from Toronto. You read that right. 'The Leafs free up at least $1.15 million in cap space before the trade deadline by placing Ryan Reaves on waivers.
There was a lot of waiver wire movement on the final day before the NHL Trade Deadline. On Thursday, the Toronto Maple Leafs placed forward Ryan Reaves on waivers, as did the Carolina Hurricanes with forward Riley Stillman.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have placed veteran forward Ryan Reaves on waivers, according to multiple reports. While unlikely, the move opens the possibility of Reaves being claimed by another NHL team before potentially being reassigned to the AHL for salary cap relief.
In breaking news, five players were placed on the NHL waiver wire, and three others were claimed.
Calls to waive Ryan Reaves and send him to the minors are getting louder, as fans and analysts are looking at ways for the Leafs to acquire some cap space.
Veteran enforcer Ryan Reaves' time with the Toronto Maple Leafs may be nearing a breaking point, with the forward having a diminished role ahead of the trade deadline under head coach Craig Berube.
The Toronto Maple Leafs will see the season debut of a key forward after a long-awaited absence, but it leads to Ryan Reaves finding himself out of the lineup.
It's been 24 days since veteran enforcer Ryan Reaves has dressed for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Head coach Craig Berube announced that he'll be plugging Reaves back into the lineup on Friday when the Leafs take on the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden. Reaves will take Alex Steeves' spot on the Leafs' fourth line.
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz is the projected starter for Friday’s game against the New York Rangers. Sportsnet’s Luke Fox reports that Joseph Woll is under the weather, so Stolarz will start for the second consecutive game.
A former Maple Leafs GM still sees value in Ryan Reaves and has revealed what he believes is the most likely outcome for the veteran enforcer. With speculation
The Toronto Maple Leafs are looking to welcome Calle Jarnkrok back to the lineup, but in order to do so, may need to waive Ryan Reaves in order to make some room.
Ryan Reaves’ place on the Toronto Maple Leafs roster has become a point of contention. On one hand, there are solid arguments for keeping him. His leadership and positive influence in the locker room cannot be overlooked.
It’s easy to see a path where some of the current Maple Leafs on the roster will be shown the door. If new players are coming in at the trade deadline
The Toronto Maple Leafs last played against the Oilers on November 16th, when they earned a 4-3 victory in overtime. However, that does not tell the full story of the game.
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