A Toronto Maple Leafs trade proposal would move winger Miles Wood to the Vancouver Canucks in exchange for a 2029 seventh-round pick.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs have been linked in a trade pitch involving winger Miles Wood, who is currently playing in the AHL with the Toronto Marlies.
The proposal comes after the Leafs acquired Wood from the Columbus Blue Jackets along with another forward, Kirill Marchenko. The same source material also says Toronto has already tried to trade Wood following the acquisition, which is presented as a reason his future with the Maple Leafs organization could be in question.
Under the proposed deal, the Maple Leafs would receive a 2029 seventh-round pick, while the Canucks would acquire Wood.
Wood’s most recent full NHL season line included 54 games with Columbus, with eight goals, 14 points and 63 hits. The same material notes he followed that with earlier production of four goals, eight points and 48 hits in 37 games with the Colorado Avalanche during 2024-25.
The pitch further frames the move as one that would allow Toronto to move on from Wood’s contract, while giving Vancouver a veteran winger with prior NHL success as part of a roster rebuild.
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