In Kalinin, the Leafs have added a versatile forward who can kill penalties, play all three forward positions and provide some depth up front. He is not likely to play more than a fourth-line role if he gets a shot with the Leafs this season.

The Devils get Loov, a serviceable blueliner who could wind up on New Jersey's third pairing at some point. It might not happen until next season, but Loov may have a future with the Devils (something that was not the case in Toronto).

Neither Kalinin nor Loov have much in the way of fantasy value, so this deal is mainly about helping each player's NHL career. There is no need to have either Kalinin or Loov on the fantasy radar.