Sometimes things just fall into place, and it looks like that could be the case for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Going back to last season many analysts have labeled St. Louis Blues defenseman Colton Parayko as the perfect solution for the Leafs' defenseive problems. With the Blues in a downward spiral and firing head coach Mike Yeo, it looks like some players could be on the move. Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic recently reported that the Blues could be looking to take offers on everybody except for Tarasenko, Pietrangelo and O'Reilly. That means for the right price, the Leafs could land 25 year old Parayko and his 6'6" frame. "His name continues to pop up around the NHL and understandably so, being 6-foot-6, 230 pounds and a 25-year-old who glides with the puck as fluidly as anyone in the league. Most fans were elated to get Parayko signed to a five-year, $27.5 million contract extension in 2017, but some have soured over the past two seasons because he seems unwilling to play physical and appears to have less awareness around the net than he had earlier in his career."
Should Dubas make a move?
