The Toronto Maple Leafs and Mitch Marner appear to be on the same page...for now. As GM Brad Treliving says, the two sides are aligned following a dramatic trade deadline that included asking Marner to waive his no-trade clause for a deal with Carolina.

NHL insider Nick Kypreos believes Mitch Marner returning to the Toronto Maple Leafs after this season is now in jepoardy.

Bissonnette’s projection of $14 million per year, while already high, contrasts with previous estimates from other analysts. In February, NHL analyst Steve Dangle went even further, predicting that Marner would sign an eight-year, $128 million contract, carrying an annual cap hit of $16 million.

The Leafs' biggest move of the trade deadline was one that never ended up happening. What does that mean for the future?

Toronto Maple Leafs star Mitch Marner hasn't engaged in any contract extension discussions ahead of free agency this summer.

With his six-year, $65.41 million contract set to expire on July 1, Marner has avoided in-season extension talks, despite the Maple Leafs reportedly approaching his camp for discussions, as Colaiacovo himself reported in the same podcast episode.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are predicted to replace Mitch Marner with a fomrer 29-goal scorer in free agency on July 1. The post Maple Leafs Predicted to Sign 29-Goal Scorer to $48 Million Deal to Replace Marner appeared first on Heavy Sports.