Prospect Info: 2023 1st Rd Selection - #28 OA (via BOS, WSH) - C, Easton Cowan [London Knights, OHL; [Height 5.11 -- Weight 185]
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Namikaze Minato
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As long as don't rush him and if probably needs another year then it's fine. I think eventually he will get his chance.
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Perhaps people are confusing him for someone else?
He said he models his game after Kadri, not exactly a marner comparison.
I don't think he will be Marner replacement but some have mentioned if Marner gets traded then Cowan will get NHL time which I don't think so. Another year in OHL and who knows.Perhaps people are confusing him for someone else?
He said he models his game after Kadri, not exactly a marner comparison.
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I have a friend from Strathroy, On and he told me his daughter was his classmate in their younger days. Kid has some sauce in him...threw something at a teacher who was picking on him....I like the spiciness. We need that here.
can you really say that? in Marner's final OHL playoff he put up 44 points in 18 games compared to Cowen's 34 in 18.
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Marner didn't start playing scared until a couple playoff seasons in. Might've been around the time Tavares got wrecked or he got paid.
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I’m thinking more along the lines of heart, complete and willingness do play hard when the games get tough
If he becomes anything like Marner we should be jumping for joy.
Marner still a great player. Significantly overpaid but that doesn't take away his talent
What we are seeing in the playoffs is Goal is the most important position and toughness is critical. Marner is RW, probably the least important position. By letting Marner go we are talking about building the team differently. The record clearly shows this is the most talented loser team in NHL history. Also proving they are overpaid for padding their stats in the reg season. Marner may not get 100 pts under the Berube system. Go poll other teams and find out how many think he is worth $12 Million. Only some Leaf fans, who enjoy losing, think that. This team is nowhere close to winning a cup. Something must give. Dont worry, the Leafs record as the biggest loser franchise in pro sports will never be broken now.
Yeah , Kadri is better.Perhaps people are confusing him for someone else?
He said he models his game after Kadri, not exactly a marner comparison.
Give us the best qualities of both Marner and Naz and you’d have yourself a hell of a player
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Absolutely.
I've been saying that for a few years at least now.
That Marner, before the money, is a player you keep. The other one...
Rarely, if ever, does overpaying players make them better. Toronto is the living proof of that failed policy. It also seems to mess up the rest of the team.
It was bad watching Tavares not moving much. I think your right on that.
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The Marner after Lamorello left you mean. It's when Matthews and Marner started looking at themselves as businesses and icons and celebrities instead of players on a TEAM.
It really all comes down to the culture Dubas made a point in dismantling and the culture he made a point to replace it with.
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