Should the Leafs acquire this forward from the Vancouver Canucks?

"This could shift the interest of the Toronto Maple Leafs in possibly checking in on some of the players the Canucks have to offer. A player that could grab the attention of GM Brad Treliving and the Leafs is former divisional foe, Jake DeBrusk, who is currently top-five in points on a struggling Vancouver team this year, and could add some extra firepower to the lineup."

"As mentioned before, DeBrusk is top-five in points on the Canucks. He has potted 11 goals so far this season, good enough for second on the team and has 10 assists in 41 games played. He has tallied four points (two goals, two assists) in his last five games played. Leafs fans would remember him from his time on the Boston Bruins, spending his first seven years in the NHL with them."

Quinn Hughes departed the Vancouver Canucks in December, prompting Vancouver to consider moving additional players during an underwhelming season. Vancouver shows some willingness to listen on Jake DeBrusk, though they may not be eager to trade him. Jake DeBrusk ranks among the top-five scorers on the Canucks, with 11 goals and 10 assists in 41 games and four points in his last five contests. DeBrusk spent his first seven NHL seasons with the Boston Bruins. He recorded 50 points in 2022-23 and 48 points last season, demonstrating consistent goal-scoring and power-play production that could add depth to the Toronto Maple Leafs and bolster their playoff push.

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