2020-21 Toronto Maple Leafs Trade Value Rankings

Mar 6, 2020; Anaheim, California, USA; Toronto Maple Leafs right wing William Nylander (88) celebrates with defenseman Tyson Barrie (94) after scoring a goal against the Anaheim Ducks in the third period at Honda Center. The Ducks won 2-1. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports /

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Would Prefer to Keep but Could Get Traded

#16. Alex Kerfoot

#15. Jack Campbell

#14. Mac Hollowell

#13. T.J. Brodie

#12. Freddie Andersen

#11. Jake Muzzin

#10. Timothy Liljegren

Things are getting serious, now. If you’re trading one of these players, you better be getting something great in return.

We’re talking about a certified top-four defenseman or top-six player in the NHL. Mac Hollowell and Timothy Liljegren are top-five Leafs prospects, while the other five are certified NHLers.

Obviously, the Leafs wouldn’t want to trade Alex Kerfoot, T.J. Brodie, Alex Kerfoot, Freddie Andersen or Jack Campbell, but they’re not off the table in any trade talk. All of these players are good players but they’re not superstars. They have more than enough trade value to get you another solid player, but Freddie Andersen isn’t getting you Carey Price and T.J. Brodie isn’t getting you Roman Josi.

Andersen’s value has the ability to acquire someone like Darcy Kuemper, instead. That’s great trade value, but not as high as the next guy’s we’ll talk about.

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