Confirmed with Link: Brad Treliving named new GM of the Toronto Maple Leafs

Punch Drunk Loov

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I remember in the past I won a $50 gift card to Boston pizza and let me tell you how little that did to pay for a delivery order for 2 people
 
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ITM

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well, it's apparently a done deal for BT being GM, so why not let him have both positions, and Shanahan falling on his sword gets rid of everyone who created this mess in the first place........
So by extension, move Treliving as far up as possible just because and then remove Shanahan (but not those who endorsed his signing) who just hired the guy you think should have like power…ok. Thanks.
 
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93LEAFS

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Wow, didn't realize Treliving traded the pick that became Jordan Kyrou for the corpse of Brian Elliott. Imagine how much we'd hear about that if it had been done in Toronto.
I think Treliving was likely a bad higher, but if you trade a 2nd round pick and that person becomes a star its just a bad deal in retrospect. The odds aren't particularly high that an organization would pick the exact same play with a pick in that range.
 
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calgary has always had a deep and balanced D and solid goaltending , Mangiapane and Pelletier came up through their system so don't buy the no skill thing
 
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thewave

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My optimistic look says he's never started with the talent we have here, so can he supplement the group with the right parts?
I like the way he evaluates defensemen. Weegar is a defensive stud and underrated in the Tkachuk deal.
Lets see how he patches the holes. I'm not big on him but I'm also not going to crucify him until he's shown his work here.
Good luck Brad and hopefully season ticket holders now get a discount at Boston Pizza.

What if the players dont want to give you a commitment before July 1st? What do you do with that situation and NMCs?
 

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Honestly not the worst-case scenario; I've come to terms with him being the likely choice over the past week or so, and obviously I hope he kicks ass here.

That said, it really speaks to how much of a dumpster fire the whole situation was. Firing Dubas was a rash decision based off emotion, and it seems pretty apparent the org didn't have a fallback plan in place - so they rushed to hire the first notable name with experience who was on the market.

Treliving's made some really solid, creative moves, so there's definitely a possibility for success here. But honestly, if things go sideways, it's less of an indictment on him and moreso on upper management. We're in a position we never should've been in, and that's squarely on Shanahan and the board. It's a roll of the dice... let's pray to god it works out.

Loud at his best bringing that structure. It's when things shift beyond that he starts to run into trouble.

Him as a President would likely be the best situation. Don't think he'd like giving up that control though
 

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I'm just curious what his view is on the coach but I'm sure he'll be busier before that and get things rolling
I can envision the viewpoint of team progression not necessitating a firing of the coach at this particular time. Conversely, I also wouldn't expect Treliving to have the same sense of loyalty to Keefe that Dubas had shown. Ultimately, I just might feel a bit uneasy about the thought of a prospective coaching change having to occur as a reactive measure.
 

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I think Treliving was likely a bad higher, but if you trade a 2nd round pick and that person becomes a star its just a bad deal in retrospect. The odds aren't particularly high that an organization would pick the exact same play with a pick in that range.

It's more "Is this the going rate for X?" - Yea probably okay

If someone hits on a pick...it can look bad...or if they miss, you got a proven NHLer for nothing.

We're moving on and trying something new, no idea how this is going to go but it's happening regardless so let's strap in and enjoy the ride lol.
 

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Idiot Dubas ran himself out of town because he didnt want to face the heat with NMC contract negotiations he was about to get wrecked on.
exactly, this guy was a failure from Day 1! he couldnt even get himself another contract in Toronto, because his mickey mouse contract negotiation skills were so bad!, good riddance he is gone!
 

CantLoseWithMatthews

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Idiots run Dubas out of town thinking they’d get better. Absolutely foolish and we will get what we deserve for acting like spoiled brats.
Dubas cost himself the job when he openly and publicly put his desire to be here into question. You can't just hold a press conference and say you aren't sure if the job is right for you and your family and expect to keep it. Blaming anyone else besides Dubas is just wrong
 

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Keefe is here still

Shanahan is the GM

Treveil8ng is the puppet

Shanahan will be remembered worse here than Burke and Dubas combined

Absolute clown

I can't believe the plan was to run everything back until the last minute when dubas decided to change that up

Holy shit is Shanahan insane
 

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