To bolster their roster, the Toronto Maple Leafs may need to trade players due to limited salary cap space. Veteran winger Max Domi is considered a potential trade candidate after a modest performance last season, where he recorded 33 points in 74 games. His current contract, which has three years remaining at $3.75 million per year, could be a hurdle for any acquiring team.

General Manager Brad Treliving aims to add another top-six forward and has acknowledged the challenges in the current market. The Leafs' recent sign-and-trade involving Mitch Marner has left them with just under $5 million in cap space, complicating their efforts to upgrade the lineup. Domi's offensive skills might still attract teams looking for experienced depth, but his inconsistency as a bottom-six player raises questions about his fit in Toronto's long-term plans.