Toronto Maple Leafs Fire GM Brad Treliving

On March 31st, Toronto Maple Leafs just dropped their general manager, Brad Treleving, right

at the end of his third season running the show.

The team made the playoffs in his first two years, but things went style fast this time

around.

Last season, they knocked out the Ottawa Senators in the first round, then battled the

Florida Panthers to seven games before bowing out in the burzing.

Second, solid start, but no deeper run toward that elusive Stanley Cup.

Keith Pelley, the president and CEO of Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment, put out a statement

saying they respect Treleving big time as a exec and a person.

Still, after deep dives into the team state, they decided a fresh leader is needed to chase

that championship for Toronto fans.

This season's been rough with a 31 wins, 30 losses, and 13 overtime losses record.

Their second last in the Atlantic Division and could miss the playoffs as early as Monday,

putting real pressure on the front office.

Treleving wraps up with a 139 wins, 92 losses, and 27 overtime losses overall.

The Leafs are pivoting now, eyes locked on rebuilding that winning path.

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