Brad Treliving, or whoever else Toronto pursues as its next hockey executive, will want a lot more clarity than what\u0027s been offered to date.
It’s understandable that uber-impatient fans of the Leafs don’t need to hear about more potential impediments to team success, whether the board has every right to sign off on expensive decisions or should shut up and let their chosen GM do their job.
Or does the boss actually wait and see who else might shake loose around the league now that the plumb high-paying job in Toronto is on the table? Treliving offers the best immediate option, praised for nine years of hard work that paid off in just about everything but playoff runs and draft success.Article content
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