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Toronto Maple Leafs Fire GM, Brace for Shake-Up

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Toronto Maple Leafs fire GM Brad Treliving, hinting at a full shake-up; St. Louis Blues Doug Armstrong and Florida Panthers Sunny Mehta among potential replacements; team prepares for a rebuild.

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Toronto Maple Leafs Fire GM, Brace for Shake-Up

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Toronto Maple Leafs Fire GM, Brace for Shake-Up. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 5th. You're listening to NHL News today, AI-powered coverage of your squad. Toronto may beliefs just drop the bombshell, firing their general manager Brad Treleving on Monday. He was wrapping up his third season with the team, and while folks been sideying his moves, nobody saw this timing coming right before the playoffs. Rapped. Earlier this week, after getting knocked out of contention on Thursday, insiders like Elliott Friedman say the changes won't stop here. Keith Pelley, the president and CEO, jumped on a Zoom with the Hockey Ops crew, and word is they're bracing for a full shake-up. The reaction's been heated, fans and pundits been grilling Treleving's choices for a minute, and now the whole department feels the heat. Pelley straight up told them that ain't progressing fast enough, so expect jobs on the line across the board. No one's reached out for permission to chat with other team staff yet, keeping things quiet. Things popping up include St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong, but his move to full-time president there on July 1st makes him a long shot.

Florida Panthers assistant GM Sonny Metta, the 47-year-old analytics whiz, looks like a real contender though. As the least hunt for their next leader, this reset could flip their fortunes, stay tuned while they rebuild from the ground up.

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