Brad Marchand wasn't the only player traded by the Boston Bruins on deadline day, as defenseman Brandon Carlo was also reportedly traded to the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Former Boston Bruins defenseman and new Toronto Maple Leafs player, Brandon Carlo, didn’t see this one coming. After spending his entire NHL career with the Boston Bruins, the veteran blueliner was dealt to the rival Toronto Maple Leafs ahead of Friday’s trade deadline.

The Maple Leafs have pulled off a massive trade, acquiring Brandon Carlo from their division rival Bruins at the NHL Trade Deadline.

The Toronto Maple Leafs were extremely active during deadline day on Friday (Mar. 7) bringing in Brandon Carlo from the Boston Bruins and Scott Laughton from the Philadelphia Flyers, while also moving Connor Dewar and Conor Timmins to the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Brandon Carlo had played all nine of his seasons in the NHL with the Bruins. The post Bruins reportedly trade Brandon Carlo to the Toronto Maple Leafs appeared first on Boston.com.

Mitch Marner addressed reports the Toronto Maple Leafs asked the star winger to waive his no-movement clause and accept a trade to the Carolina Hurricanes, indicating he wasn’t surprised and that he “had a feeling something might happen.

Mitch Marner is a great young player. Marner has also long been a cornerstone of the Toronto Maple Leafs. This season, he’s on track for a career year where he’ll likely score more than 100 points.

The biggest stunner of the NHL trade deadline was the Carolina Hurricanes trading Mikko Rantanen. Just weeks after picking him up from the Colorado Avalanche, they flipped him to the Dallas Stars after failed contract negotiations.

NHL analyst JD Bunkis of Sportsnet predicts Toronto Maple Leafs star forward Mitch Marner will be leaving the team in free agency. The post Analyst Expects Mitch Marner to Leave Maple Leafs After Nixed Trade appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Carolina Hurricanes and Toronto Maple Leafs nearly made the blockbuster of all blockbusters at this year's Trade Deadline. According to a post-deadline report from NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, the pair of Eastern Conference powers discussed a deal that would have swapped superstar forwards.