The provincial rivals do not deal together very often, but they do deal. In Gagne, the Maple Leafs acquire a lanky 22-year-old forward who scored 20 goals in the AHL last season. He has a bit more upside than Klimchuk (but his floor is also lower).

This is the second time Klimchuk is traded this season, as he began 2018-19 with the Calgary Flames before being dealt to Toronto for Andrew Nielsen. He gives Ottawa more organizational depth. If injuries continue to mount, Klimchuk may even see NHL time later this season.

Neither Gagne nor Klimchuk is currently on the fantasy radar. Both were once thought of as secondary prospects and time is now running out for them to showcase their offensive skills.