Maple Leafs Mailbag: Could Marchand or McDavid Join Toronto?

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The off-season brings many questions for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

After yet another frustrating Game 7 loss, the Toronto Maple Leafs faithful are left pondering various possibilities. Their curiosity spans potential free agent signings, the readiness of promising young players, and the intriguing, albeit distant, prospect of Connor McDavid returning to his home province in the future.

Let`s delve into the mailbag to address some of the key questions circulating among Maple Leafs fans as the off-season begins.

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Question from @coltonwarthurs: Could the Leafs potentially acquire Brad Marchand in free agency? He appears to possess the cultural fit they need and was a childhood Leafs supporter. Is there any indication he might sign here, or is he more likely to stay with Florida or Boston?

While anything is possible, Colton, this scenario seems improbable.

The Maple Leafs could certainly benefit from Marchand`s presence. His mix of on-ice intensity and off-ice charisma would positively impact the team`s culture. He thrives under pressure, whether playing for Boston or Team Canada.

Furthermore, Marchand could effectively fill the vacant second-line left wing spot, a position that saw several players like Pontus Holmberg, Bobby McMann, and Max Pacioretty rotate through without anyone securing the role.

Marchand excels on the penalty kill, makes swift power-play decisions, and adds offensive punch. His 51 points in 2024-25 rank him ninth among upcoming unrestricted free agents.

He is both a leader and an excellent teammate.

He is engaging to interview and possesses a sharp mind.

Crucially, at 37 years old, he will be seeking a significant contract.

Eldon Wicks
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Eldon Wicks is a journalist from Sheffield, England, where sport is his heartbeat. Covering boxing to cycling, he writes as if he’s right in the action. His energy and knack for detail hook readers every time.

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