In fact, the Maple Leafs had two huge offers on the table. One included the pieces going back to the Hurricanes. The other an extension offer to get Rantanen to sign a long-term deal in Toronto.

The Colorado Avalanche were one of the busiest teams in the final week before Friday's trade deadline, and they will unveil a much different lineup when they host the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday.

But in the end, the Toronto Maple Leafs made none of those bold moves, instead getting two very steady and safe additions in center Scott Laughton and defenseman Brandon Carlo at the trade deadline.

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