No way Holland does that trade.

Why not, it's a pretty good trade for Edmonton.

Larsson is a bottom pairing man along with JJ. Kerfoot is much better and more viable

I think your opinion is off a bit. The biggest knock against Adam Larsson is that Chiarelli traded Taylor Hall in order to get him. Larsson is a shut-down defender who has played top-4 minutes along side more offensive puck-movers during his entire NHL career. He is 27 years old, physical, and pretty good at shutting down the cycle. The Leafs could do a lot worse, as evidenced by some of the defenders they have on their current roster.

Kaihra is probably going to be a 4th-line guy for the rest of his NHL career, but he is a good penalty killer and can bring some physicality and toughness that the Leafs desperately need.

I think Dubas is interested in players like Larsson and Khaira. His team needs them if they are ever going to become legit contenders in the Eastern Conference.

That being stated, I agree with CD282, I doubt Holland would give up both players for Kerfoot.

When did the leafs need grit after the Clifford trade. We have no need for a JJ. Leafs could use physical but not JJ. His contract is above 1mil
Just because you gave up an elite player for a bottom pairing defender doesn't mean he is good. He is not a top 4 defenseman and doesn't even have much to show on defense. He is ok at defense but now gonna make an impact. A player like Justin Holl is better at defense that Larsson

Dubas might think about Larsson but only if it's a discount. Otherwise he is gonna ignore.
Leafs don't want 2 bottom pairing guys who suck

You are entitled to have your opinion, even if it is misinformed and without factual basis.

Peter was fired yk that rigtht

Khaira had, IIRC, the second best GA/60 at 4v5 of all the forwards in the league. He played well as 4C. As such he's got some value - enough that Sweeney offered Heinen for him at the deadline.

I know some Leafs fans keep on about Larsson being a bottom pairing guy, but he's played top-4 his entire career, often against the opposition's best. He's never going to score a lot, but he's solid in his role and the Oilers don't really have anyone to replace him, as Bear and Bouchard are more offensively minded.

Kerfoot isn't a bad player, but his ceiling is 3C and he didn't do terribly well in that role this season anyhow.