Toronto Maple Leafs defenseman Morgan Rielly has submitted a list of four Western Conference teams to which he would accept a trade, according to a TSN report on June 23, 2026.
Agent J. P.
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Barry presented the list to Toronto general manager John Chayka as the franchise restructures its defensive lineup.
The Maple Leafs finished 28th overall with a 32-36-14 record and a minus-46 goal differential last season.
The organization recently acquired defensemen Darren Raddysh and Emil Andrae, casting further doubt on Rielly's future.
Rielly, drafted in 2012, has 549 career points but is coming off a season where he recorded 36 points in 78 games.
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He registered a career-worst minus-16 or minus-18 rating while losing his role as the power-play quarterback.
Rielly carries a $7.5 million salary cap hit that runs through the 2029-30 season, making any potential transaction a significant financial commitment for acquiring franchises.
Trade Interest
According to a report by Jeff Marek via The Sheet, initial trade interest has surfaced from the San Jose Sharks and Edmonton Oilers.
The Sharks ended their season at 39-35-8 under coach Ryan Warsofsky, while the Oilers finished with 93 points under general manager Stan Bowman.
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Additional teams could join Rielly's initial four-team list depending on the progress of ongoing trade discussions led by Chayka.
