City Pulse TV Aired A Fake Trade On Live Television

However, we recently saw a trade that didn't actually happen with Toronto Maple Leaf fans keeping a eye on the internet to see what's going to happen between the Leafs and restricted free agent Rasmus Sandin.

Trading the young star might be a terrible decision for the Maple Leafs, though it may be their best option especially where Maple Leafs General Manager is towards the salary cap.

According to Cap Friendly, the Maple Leafs have little to no salary cap to offer a raise for Sandin without making another move. The young defenseman is just off his three-year entry level contract. For now, NHL teams are allowed exceed the cap during the off-season but we are just 6 weeks away from the regular season so Dubas is going to have to figure something out.

so trade rumours about Sandin possibly being traded, CP24, a television network in Toronto, believe one fake report that got trending on social media and shared it on live television. The fake deal was reported to be a trade between Toronto and the Vancouver Canucks, sending Sandin in return for forward Nils Hoglander.

The rumour is fake and I am sure the network corrected the blunder, however, some fans are wondering if this isn't a there's no smoke without fire situation

Sandin recorded five goals and 16 points in 51 games, predominantly in a third-pairing role for the Maple Leafs this past season.

Sandin recorded five goals and 16 points in 51 games, predominantly in a third-pairing role for the Maple Leafs this past season and is looking for a significant raise.

Sandin is 22 he was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 2018 NHL draft in the first round 29th overall. Sandin has played in 88 games with the Leafs and has 6 goals, and, 22 assists with a plus 8 rating.