The Toronto Maple Leafs are arguably the most stacked team up front, while other teams are lacking. One of those teams is the Edmonton Oilers who besides Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, don't have much going on up front right now. The Oilers are going to hope that Milan Lucic, Ryan Strome, Tobias Rieder and Zack Kassian can get something going. Edmonton Oilers general manager Peter Chiarelli recently stated that he'd like to bring on another forward to create some competition in camp. Allan Mitchell of The Athletic listed Josh Leivo as one of the prime candidates along with Adam Erne of the Lightning, Nicholas Baptitse of the Sabres and Michael McCarron of the Canadiens. Leivo only suited up for 16 games with the Leafs last year and will have a tough time cracking the lineup once again this year. Do you think Leivo would benefit from a change of scenery?
