TheGreenTBer
JAMES DOES IT NEED A WASHER YES OR NO
- Apr 30, 2021
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It's possible. It certainly doesn't help.That’s probably the reason
It's possible. It certainly doesn't help.That’s probably the reason
i guess that's why everyone blames his teammates for letting him down all theses yearsProbably that nobody can win a championship by themselves, it is a team game.
One can hope, and why didn’t Marner go over to play? Guess there’s no money in it for him………
Well that was special.
I like the fact he said they MAKE an opposing goalie look like a Vezina winner instead of the usual Dubas line of "We ran into a hot goalie...it happens" over and over again along with the all time favorites of "Trust the Process...You have to look at results in a vacuum...Hockey is random....and our PP will be our enforcer"I really liked it when Tre mentioned in the press conference about how the Leafs have often made the opposing goalie look like a Vezina winner. Far too often that was one of the many excuses used to take the blame off of this core!
Okay, thanks for clarifying.
Neither of them had 5m seasons. They are both 4m players. I think they both run into a lot of injury issues. Term should ensure the 4-4.5m range.So apparently Leafs are trying to lock both Domi and Bert for 5 to 6 year term at 5 to 6 AAV
Treliving man can we get some discount on thos deals if they are getting terms COME ON
Bert IMO didn't even have a 5.5 AAV season to begin with
That would almost assure they’d never be competitive. Domi was their best playoff performer, but he cannot carry a team. They need better players at 6 million AAV.Speculation I suppose.... Saw it on twitter
I don't have athletic and won't pay for it on principle because I absolutely despise people like mirtle and I will not be paying his salary LOL but...
Also the NYTimes article from LeBrun's tweet is behind a paywall so....
They’re not strong in any aspect of the team so I’m not sure why they’d want to spend that kind of money on guys they know cant play. Domi at 4 or less is great, but it won’t matter if they don’t address the basics.I'd be fine giving Domi and Bert the 8.5 they made last season combined. They can divide it up how they want.
For sure. Gotta address the real issues one of these decades.They’re not strong in any aspect of the team so I’m not sure why they’d want to spend that kind of money on guys they know cant play. Domi at 4 or less is great, but it won’t matter if they don’t address the basics.
The drafted three good players, but they’re no good together. Pick one of them and try build a competitive team. I doubt you can build a winner around any of them but they’re kind of stuck for a few yrs.For sure. Gotta address the real issues one of these decades.
They can fight for it gladiator styleI'd be fine giving Domi and Bert the 8.5 they made last season combined. They can divide it up how they want.
This season will prove the "fluid".Treliving show he's not what working for shitty Calgary made it seem like he was.
Letting Keefe have one more chance to stay as coach long term instead of bringing his own guy right away display this. He's going to be a fluid GM and doesn't seem to have an ego.
I take all the nice thing I said back if he goes with Liljegren in the Montour role again though.
Our core players have performed well in playoff series a number of times. A cup can absolutely be won paying four forwards that much money, and every hockey executive we've had past or present has understood that. And every single one - including Treliving multiple times in the most recent press conference - has also explained that having them take up the percentage they do was never the plan in the first place. And even if you want to be angry about it, your assigning of blame doesn't work, because either Shanahan is dictating this, or the decision was in the hands of the GM and both Dubas and Treliving did the same thing.This core has NEVER been able to get it done in the playoffs! I’m glad that boy wonder was fired last offseason, it’s just too bad Shanahan wasn’t. EVERYBODY except those two knew that paying 4 forwards the money they were being paid could not win a Cup! And that is on them, and them alone!
Marner is not worth what he’s being paid by at least $2 million, and he’ll be looking for a raise on his next contract. Matthews is already signed, so hopefully he can start playing like the top paid player should, in the playoffs. Nylander has been okay, but nothing that makes you think he can be the difference maker in a playoff run. Tavares was the top UFA player when he was signed. He was paid like that kind of player should be. Everyone knew it would not age well, and it was worse because of all the playoff failures. He has one year left with a full NMC, so he’ll be back. And that brings us back to Marner. This team needs a much better balance in how the cap is allocated. Therefore Marner needs to go in order for that to happen, so I am hoping that Tre will be able to move him if for nothing more than the extra cap space that would create.
It was so refreshing to see Shanahan in that press conference with the look of someone who knows that his time is coming to an end!
When the cap is eventually enough to be paying 4 forwards that much money, then that MIGHT happen. But then, of course, you have to take into account that the salaries will also be going up. The core 4 took up basically 49% (so we could even say 50%) of the salary cap up until the end of this season. I will say that you are the smartest person alive if ANY team wins the Cup with 4 forwards taking up 49% of the cap! These Leafs have NEVER come close to winning it with their cap allotment! So I am not worried in the least that EVER happens! LolOur core players have performed well in playoff series a number of times. A cup can absolutely be won paying four forwards that much money, and every hockey executive we've had past or present has understood that. And every single one - including Treliving multiple times in the most recent press conference - has also explained that having them take up the percentage they do was never the plan in the first place. And even if you want to be angry about it, your assigning of blame doesn't work, because either Shanahan is dictating this, or the decision was in the hands of the GM and both Dubas and Treliving did the same thing.
Marner is absolutely worth his contract. I mean, even beyond that objective fact, one would think these rumours of re-signing Bertuzzi/Domi for the amount Marner makes should be a wake up call for how easily cap space gets wasted on mediocre mid-tier players, and how having cap space doesn't fix everything. We do need better balance, but that doesn't mean trading our best players. It means going back to focusing on a wide variety of attributes and positions, instead of putting even more money into forwards and focusing so heavily on useless snot and overloading one-dimensional players.
Shanahan looking like a broken, clueless man with zero answers that has abandoned his principles and convictions out of fear was not refreshing or reassuring at all.
I'm not a big fan of watching my top team unnecessarily crumble into dust.
Our core players have performed well in playoff series a number of times. A cup can absolutely be won paying four forwards that much money, and every hockey executive we've had past or present has understood that. And every single one - including Treliving multiple times in the most recent press conference - has also explained that having them take up the percentage they do was never the plan in the first place. And even if you want to be angry about it, your assigning of blame doesn't work, because either Shanahan is dictating this, or the decision was in the hands of the GM and both Dubas and Treliving did the same thing.
Marner is absolutely worth his contract. I mean, even beyond that objective fact, one would think these rumours of re-signing Bertuzzi/Domi for the amount Marner makes should be a wake up call for how easily cap space gets wasted on mediocre mid-tier players, and how having cap space doesn't fix everything. We do need better balance, but that doesn't mean trading our best players. It means going back to focusing on a wide variety of attributes and positions, instead of putting even more money into forwards and focusing so heavily on useless snot and overloading one-dimensional players.
Shanahan looking like a broken, clueless man with zero answers that has abandoned his principles and convictions out of fear was not refreshing or reassuring at all.
I'm not a big fan of watching my top team unnecessarily crumble into dust.
Our core players have performed well in playoff series a number of times. A cup can absolutely be won paying four forwards that much money, and every hockey executive we've had past or present has understood that. And every single one - including Treliving multiple times in the most recent press conference - has also explained that having them take up the percentage they do was never the plan in the first place. And even if you want to be angry about it, your assigning of blame doesn't work, because either Shanahan is dictating this, or the decision was in the hands of the GM and both Dubas and Treliving did the same thing.
Marner is absolutely worth his contract. I mean, even beyond that objective fact, one would think these rumours of re-signing Bertuzzi/Domi for the amount Marner makes should be a wake up call for how easily cap space gets wasted on mediocre mid-tier players, and how having cap space doesn't fix everything. We do need better balance, but that doesn't mean trading our best players. It means going back to focusing on a wide variety of attributes and positions, instead of putting even more money into forwards and focusing so heavily on useless snot and overloading one-dimensional players.
Shanahan looking like a broken, clueless man with zero answers that has abandoned his principles and convictions out of fear was not refreshing or reassuring at all.
I'm not a big fan of watching my top team unnecessarily crumble into dust.
His Soo teams should have been a clue. They looked good until they came across skilled teams with more physicality.It’s just too bad we were so unlucky all these years. Perfect Dubas built a perfect team and just ran into bad bounces every year!
His Soo teams should have been a clue. They looked good until they came across skilled teams with more physicality.
Tre better put up or shut up, he’s had more than enough time to figure out what we all know is the problem with this team, and I think he made some good moves last season. That being said I have to believe Shanahan was behind the Nylander extension because that was a stupid move at the wrong time………Treliving show he's not what working for shitty Calgary made it seem like he was.
Letting Keefe have one more chance to stay as coach long term instead of bringing his own guy right away display this. He's going to be a fluid GM and doesn't seem to have an ego.
I take all the nice thing I said back if he goes with Liljegren in the Montour role again though.
Our core players have performed well in playoff series a number of times. A cup can absolutely be won paying four forwards that much money, and every hockey executive we've had past or present has understood that. And every single one - including Treliving multiple times in the most recent press conference - has also explained that having them take up the percentage they do was never the plan in the first place. And even if you want to be angry about it, your assigning of blame doesn't work, because either Shanahan is dictating this, or the decision was in the hands of the GM and both Dubas and Treliving did the same thing.
Marner is absolutely worth his contract. I mean, even beyond that objective fact, one would think these rumours of re-signing Bertuzzi/Domi for the amount Marner makes should be a wake up call for how easily cap space gets wasted on mediocre mid-tier players, and how having cap space doesn't fix everything. We do need better balance, but that doesn't mean trading our best players. It means going back to focusing on a wide variety of attributes and positions, instead of putting even more money into forwards and focusing so heavily on useless snot and overloading one-dimensional players.
Shanahan looking like a broken, clueless man with zero answers that has abandoned his principles and convictions out of fear was not refreshing or reassuring at all.
I'm not a big fan of watching my top team unnecessarily crumble into dust.
THREAD WINNER!Rangers have 1 $10M+ player Panarin a winger
Florida have 2 $10M+ players Barkov a C and Bobbo a G
Dallas has NONE
Edmonton has 1 $10M+ player McJesus a C
So best 4 teams in PLAYOFF hockey right now have a combined 4 players at $10M+ per on their roster
We have 4 forwards (2C's and 2 wingers) making $10M+ .. we will never WIN anything in playoff hockey until we shed both JT and Mitch from da $10M club .. Mitch through trade and then JT might retire and/or sign back for NHL min (he doesn't know himself) .. even after these 2 moves get made we are still up against it to make a D core and Gs with Matty and Willy both on da roster .. they are gonna try but odds are VERY VERY VERY low even with 2 .. playoff hockey success requires DEPTH of roster and strength on D and G .. we are not even remotely close to any of da conditions required to play 4 series of grinding playoff hockey
Rangers have 1 $10M+ player Panarin a winger
Florida have 2 $10M+ players Barkov a C and Bobbo a G
Dallas has NONE
Edmonton has 1 $10M+ player McJesus a C
So best 4 teams in PLAYOFF hockey right now have a combined 4 players at $10M+ per on their roster
We have 4 forwards (2C's and 2 wingers) making $10M+ .. we will never WIN anything in playoff hockey until we shed both JT and Mitch from da $10M club .. Mitch through trade and then JT might retire and/or sign back for NHL min (he doesn't know himself) .. even after these 2 moves get made we are still up against it to make a D core and Gs with Matty and Willy both on da roster .. they are gonna try but odds are VERY VERY VERY low even with 2 .. playoff hockey success requires DEPTH of roster and strength on D and G .. we are not even remotely close to any of da conditions required to play 4 series of grinding playoff hockey