As the dust settles on the trade deadline and focus turns to the push for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, we take one look back at how two bubble teams did business quite differently.

There has been a lot of trade action the past few days, but we know the final day of deal-making still will be busy. Here's a look at where each team stands heading into today's NHL trade deadline.

While the buyers in the Western Conference have been aggressively buying up talent the past two days, on Thursday the Toronto Maple Leafs got active on the trade market in a somewhat quieter way.

It's another all-in season for the Oilers, who probably made their biggest move of this deadline season on Wednesday, bringing in Adam Henrique and Sam Carrick, with room for one more depth defenceman. Jason Bukala looks at the two newest Oilers.

In the flurry of trade activity around the league on Wednesday, the Avalanche reshaped their roster the most. Rory Boylen and scout Jason Bukala take a look at Colorado's moves.

With cap space to work with at the deadline after Mark Stone's injury, the Vegas Golden Knights used some of it Tuesday night in acquiring Anthony Mantha from Washington. And the defending champs probably aren't done yet.

It wasn't a first-round pick, but the Calgary Flames found a deal they were happy with Wednesday night, and sent Chris Tanev to the Dallas just over a week until the trade deadline. Jason Bukala breaks down all the players involved in the deal.