Earlier this week Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reported that the Leafs have let teams know that they won't be trading Rasmus Sandin and Timothy Liljegren. According to Friedman, both have been basically labelled as "untouchable". The decision, while probably being the right one by general manager Kyle Dubas, doesn't leave the Leafs with many assets to give up in any upcoming trade after the Jake Muzzin deal. So what do the Leafs have left?Some are pointing as Jeremy Bracco being the last trade chip left for the Leafs. However with the upcoming salary cap crunch the Leafs face, Dubas might not want to move Bracco either as he would be a cheap option to have on the NHL roster next year. The 21 year old currently has 14 goals and 35 assists in 49 games so far this season with the Marlies.
