Marc André Fleury Apparently Ready to Waive his No-Trade Clause to Join a Specific Team

Minnesota Wild's GM, Bill Guerin, has indicated willingness to trade Fleury if the team misses the playoffs, aiming to honor the goalie's legacy without demanding excessive compensation.

The Wild are sixth in the Central Division and it seems like their playoff hopes diminish every day. Fleur could be tempted to ask for a trade if he believes his team won't make it to the playoffs.

He'd be reportedly ready to lift his no-trade clause to help a specific team win in playoffs.

Fleury is rumored to be open to a move to the Maple Leafs. Despite previous setbacks with temporary acquisitions, like Ryan O'Reilly and Luke Schenn, this could be a golden opportunity for the Leafs to secure a proven playoff performer.

Fleury's clutch performances are well-documented, making him an interesting candidate to address the Leafs' goaltending problems.

However, with the Leafs also needing to get better in other areas and considering the current form of goaltenders like Samsonov, along with Woll's return and Jones as a backup, the team's management might prioritize adding a defenseman or forward instead.

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As seen on Hockey Patrol - Fleury reportedly reveals the one team he would waive his No Trade Clause For