New York Rangers reportedly set to trade veteran forward to fill massive void for Atlantic Division team

Both organizations, the New York Rangers and Toronto Maple Leafs will be searching to make massive adjustments to their rosters this offseason as both teams failed to reach high expectations this past season.

So according to a recent article released by David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period, he believes the Toronto Maple Leafs will looking at New York Rangers longest-tenured player to fill the void of Mitch Marner is decides not to re-sign with Maple Leafs.

the 34-year old veteran has managed to tally 30 points in 68 games during the season and carries a career rating of 0.66 points per game. However, his post-season record of, 76 points in 123 games, makes him the perfect target for the Maple Leafs as they face serious struggles in the playoffs.

On the other hand, Mitch Marner would be a huge boost for the Rangers offense.

Signing a player like Marner would give the Rangers a new look on their power play, offence and even penalty killing as the Maple Leafs had used him in multiple roles.

This season was the first time he had cracked the 100-point mark as he had played 81 games, scoring 27 goals with 75 assists for 102 points and was a + 18.