Brad Treliving isn’t ready to declare his trade deadline work is done. Nor is he willing to allow himself, or anyone else in the organization, to start celebrating the fact his club’s impressive ascent to the top of the Pacific Division demonstrates how his club is better poised for playoff success than past years. “Our cap situation as is right now doesn’t allow us to do a whole lot more, but we’re going to look to be creative and find ways to improve the team,” said the Flames GM, whose acquisition of Tyler Toffoli last week means he’ll likely have room for no more than a depth defender. “But you also want to be cognizant of just rushing around and trying to get this piece and that piece and upsetting team chemistry. “It sounds like a motherhood statement, but if there are ways to help us and ways we can help the team, we’re certainly going to pursue every lead we can. We’re not hellbent on shipping in five, six or seven new bodies at the deadline.” With a franchise-tying 10 ...