Maple Leafs Brad Treliving looking to bring back Connor Brown to Toronto

In the last few minutes, Elliotte Friedman reported some interesting news about the Maple Leafs, who are supposedly looking to bring back a former player Connor Brown in their organization.

He played for the Leafs between 2015 and 2019 and now, Brad Treliving is the front-runner to sign him.

In his career, Brown played 448 games in the NHL and scored 216 points. He'd be a great addition to the Leafs bottom-six if he's ready to play for less money that he could get elsewhere.

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