The Toronto Maple Leafs may be interested in bringing back two NHL veterans, should they be cost-effective. This could be cost effective and a low-risk, high-reward if they both can get their careers back on track.
I think we can all agree that the two worst moves made in recent Toronto Maple Leafs history are the trade for goaltender Matt Murray, who had moments of proof he could still play well when he wasn't injured and the signing of defender John Klingberg, who, again due to injury, did not perform or play much during his time in Toronto.
However, according to Kevin McGran, a Maple Leafs reporter for the Toronto Star, both Murray and Klingberg have interest in re-signing with the team.
There would have to be some assurances in regards to their health and whether they have been cleared to return to play, but both could be cost effective, low-risk, with very high reward options. As David Alter also points out. Both are eligible for veterans contracts with performance bonuses built in for things like points, wins and games played.
We'll see what happens and whether general manager Brad Treliving entertains this idea, but for now, there are worse plans out there.
