Since the Toronto Maple Leafs were eliminated from the playoffs, Mitch Marner has been the subject of trade rumours, with many fans calling for the star winger to be moved.
However, even though many are prepared to see Marner moved, he has a no-move clause, and no deal seems imminent. On Monday, TSN's Darren Dreger said on First Up with Korolnek and Colaiacovo that he thinks Leafs GM Brad Treliving may even consider re-signing the skilled winger.
Though it may seem unbelievable to some, it's the most likely scenario that Marner isn't moved, as his no-move clause gives him complete control. Dreger's comments won't precisely read as good news for Leafs fans calling for profound organizational change.
Marner has been a regular-season force for the Maple Leafs these past few seasons, producing points at a rate of 1.26 points per game. He was considered one of the team's top playoff performers before the Maple Leafs' most recent playoff run.
After repetitive failure, change seems to be necessary for this team to reach the next level, but everything points to them giving the core four another shot.
