Three Toronto Maple Leafs reportedly remain available on the trade market

The Maple Leafs are still looking to make some changes ahead of the regular season, and that leaves Conor Timmins, Calle Jarnkrok and Nick Robertson available.

The Toronto Maple Leafs have made some big moves this summer, adding the likes of Max Pacioretty, Chris Tanev, Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Anthony Stolarz to an already talented squad. While the latter three will all slide in nicely, the addition of some forwards has created a logjam up front for Toronto, and now it appears they're looking to make some moves to clean that up.

According to a report from David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period, Conor Timmins, Calle Jarnkrok and Nick Robertson are all available via trade, and with the team looking to finalize their lineup, Brad Treliving could become aggressive in moving them.

Up front, the team likely only have room for either one of Robertson or Jarnkrok, and with Timmins not having a spot defensively due to Jani Hakanpaa likely playing the 7D role this season, it makes sense if the team were to aggressively shop all of them. Unfortunately, injuries throughout a year happen, and given the Maple Leafs young depth, they're confident that they can sustain any injury, so if they can find a way to add some quality assets early in the season, it will serve them well later on as they look to potentially make a big addition at the trade deadline.

It's unclear what the market currently looks like for these three players, but the Maple Leafs have shown they can be aggressive this off-season as they look to build a Stanley Cup winner, so if Brad Treliving wants it to get done, it appears as though it's going to get done.

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