Roslovic sits at the center of summer trade chatter, with Vancouver, Toronto, and New York among suitors as signing delays persist. His unsigned status as training camp nears keeps multiple teams on edge about potential center depth upgrades or shifts.

Roslovic posted a career-high goal total and remains without a new deal, fueling chatter about fit and value. The market ponders whether Toronto could be a landing spot given production needs, while Carolina has not carved out a clear role for him. His next contract could reshape midseason dynamics and fantasy utility depending on where he lands and in what role.

Roslovic surfaces as the lone forward option on the late-UFA radar, viewed as a potential ninth forward who could slot in behind the top six if the Rangers can clear salary cap. His prior role suggests some middle-six versatility and speed, but the fit hinges on the Rangers’ willingness to stomach a potentially high price late in the cycle and the ability to create space via a salary-dump. He’s a name that promises day-one impact if the numbers align, especially given a roster with top-line wings and a star center trio.

Roslovic, a center who produced 22 goals and 17 assists for Carolina last season, is unsigned and drawing interest from multiple teams, with Vancouver and Toronto among the front-runners. His two-way game and scoring touch would give a contending club a versatile pivot capable of elevating both line balance and special-teams production. This adds immediate depth to the middle and gives fantasy managers a potential high-floor, high-ceiling option if he lands in Vancouver or another strong landing spot.

Jack Roslovic, after a productive season with the Hurricanes, has become a target for the Maple Leafs as they struggle to replace Marner's contributions. His status as a free agent makes him an attractive option for Toronto.