The Leafs may Still Consider Signing Carter Hart

The Toronto goaltending situation lingers in uncertainty as Ilya Samsonov and the Leafs gear up for their impending arbitration hearing slated for Friday.

Toronto's Consideration of Alternative Goaltending Options

As the financial gap between the Leafs and Samsonov widens beyond $2.5 million dollars, and Samsonov demanding a sum the Leafs might not be able to afford, Treliving could potentially be scouting for goaltending alternatives.

Dylan Robillard, from Brotherly Puck, hinted at a possible deal being brokered between the Leafs and Flyers.

Leafs' Pending Arbitration Decision

The decision from the arbitrator on Friday will solidify the Leafs' financial commitment. A challenging cap situation forces Treliving to consider a tri-party deal to offload Murray, which could work in his favor.

Despite the complexity of the deal, acquiring Hart for the Leafs might provide a robust backbone in their goalkeeping, a recurring issue they have faced previously.

As Read on DailyHockeyDose - Carter Hart Might Still Be Acquired by the Toronto Maple Leafs

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