Golden_Jet
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Conference finals twice, round 2 once.yeah the isles haven't won a series since they lost Tavares. Marner is a passenger better lose him for free than pay 12 mil
Conference finals twice, round 2 once.yeah the isles haven't won a series since they lost Tavares. Marner is a passenger better lose him for free than pay 12 mil
In this scenario of the Shamaplan is Marner 12.5 x 8?All this Marner talk is the biggest nothing burger in hockey.
He isn’t going anywhere. All you Leafs fans will be back on the Marner band wagon by mid November.
Next year Mitch is playing for himself and his next contract. Just like Nylander last year. This is when Leaf’s players do their best. He will have the best season of his career next year. Marner will be praised. Leafs fans will be calling for Burube to win the Jack Adams and blame that bum Keefe for all their previous problems.. Marner will have his next mega deal before February. Leafs fans will rejoice and claim they knew this was going to happen all along.
It’s called the Shannaplan.
The same way you can overrate any player?How do you over rate a 60 goal, 2 way, number 1 centre?
Leafs need to get off to a good start next season. If they struggle out of the gate the pressure will build and then what?Leafs will keep Marner around all year if they are a competitive team. He is worth more to them as a player in the playoffs than whatever they will get in return for him at the TDL. Whether he re-signs with them depends on a lot of things.
He is being used as a scapegoat to deflect attention away from the Leaf's organization missteps. Not saying he isn't part of the problem, but he sure as hell isn't the whole problem.
I will be interested to see how Berube deals with the mess.
Nylander got $11.5 during his best season of his career. Marner still out paced him. Marner has been the far superior player every other year. I don’t know how much Marner’s contract will be but it has to be more than Nylander. The question is by how much.In this scenario of the Shamaplan is Marner 12.5 x 8?
Marner can extend with the Leafs July 1. It’s going to be an interesting year with him playing heading to UFA status. He’s fully capable of putting up huge numbers while being excellent defensively. 110 points and a Selke nomination isn’t far fetched. A player of that level could get a massive contract as a UFA.Nylander got $11.5 during his best season of his career. Marner still out paced him. Marner has been the far superior player every other year. I don’t know how much Marner’s contract will be but it has to be more than Nylander. The question is by how much.
Wow, this is crazy. I didn’t know about these things. Do you have any links for #1 and #3.Marner specifically hasn't. But the people around him have. And he doesn't seem to tell them to stop.
-#1) Numerous media members have claimed to have been threatened in DMs by family members and security people.
-#2) His agent is one of the more ruthless ones around there. Uses an insane amount of media to direct the narratives.
-#3) The day Matthews signed his first extension with the Leafs, Marner's agent spoke to a Leafs reporter to do an article about how Matthews deal was a crazy overpayment and as a result we will be expecting to get a similar deal from Toronto. THE SAME DAY. His camp didn't even wait a few days. It could have entirely been Marner's agent. But the fact is he is employed by Marner and there was no walk back of that. To take the shine away from your teammate like that by causing a shit storm in the media when it's his day to be the guy celebrated for signing with the team is pretty much what soured him to Leaf fans. Such an asshole thing to do.
-#4) Back to #1.. his family is insane and cause tons of issues. Reportedly Lou had to tell his dad to knock it off or he'll be banned from the arena.
The problem is he’s not a 90pt player in the playoffsOn the June 2nd 32 thoughts podcast Friedman said don't be surprised if the Marner situation plays out over the season, he said that the Leafs don't want to make another deal based on emotion like they did with Kadri.
He said that as of June 2nd he wasn't sure Marner was getting traded.
I'm good with him coming back if that's how it works out.
I'm not against a core change like I have been in the past, but at the same time, I'm not looking to push him out the lineup either, you only move him if it makes sense, and it only makes sense if you can get REAL assets back and no I'm not talking about picks, and prospects and futures, those aren't real assets, those are magic beans, I'm not interested in magic beans.
If Marner is traded you need players, and they need to be good players, Marner is a 90+ point player, you can't trade him for magic beans that you HOPE grow into somebody as good or better than Marner
I could see him being interested in markets like LA, ANA, NSH, NYR, maybe even Florida / TBI mean with a NMC, which teams would he even waive for to begin with?
NY Rangers, sure, maybe Edmonton to play with McDavid and reunite with Hyman, possibly New Jersey (New York Area, up and coming squad)?, Vegas, LA ... I guess? I think the Leafs if dealing would want him out of the Eastern Conference and certainly not to Tampa/Boston/Florida.
He doesn't strike me as a guy who will just waive for anyone, he wants a big spotlight and probably will want to go a situation where he has a good chance of thumbing his nose at the Leafs (ie: immediate high probability of a Cup Final) if things go down that route.
I think the Leafs will just cave and resign him. The fact is the team is good enough as is to keep selling tickets and a boat load of merch so it's not like there's some emergency, I think they probably will hope that getting a new coach can change things enough.
If not, I could see the Rangers making a pretty significant push for him.
Great post. This is what was going through my head as well.Stubbornness. Doesn't want the dream to end?
He couldn't ask for a better situation:
- stat padding forward linemates to cement his career status as one of the best producers:
- Plays on PP with three 30-70 goal scorers
- plays primarily with a top 3 NHL center, 3 time Rocket Richard winner, Ted Lindsay winner and Selke finalist.
- Plays in his hometown
- Leads the league in # of endorsement deals.
- Treated like a "god" by arguably the NHLs largest fan base
- Leafs are known to provide the best treatment to their players, from amenities to doctors etc.
- Mitch Marner Assist Foundation is well established and a tax write off.
- Marner Assist Foundation employs most of his family, including his wife, mother and father (think his brother too).
- Started a restaurant with Shark Tanks "Mr. Wonderful"
- His dad's a die hard Leaf fan. I'm sure they both want him to end up with his 16 Marner Jersey in the rafters and a statue on Legends Row.
- Wears and A
This is quite a bit to lose, not to mention having to pick up and move.
I'm sure NYI fans felt reassured knowing they kept Tavares at the deadline and then gained 5.5m in cap room.
This is where I am at. There have always been "hockey trades" vs "non hockey trades". The difference being if there are outside motivating factors beyond the pure player evaluation (typical salary cap but occasionally other factors like off ice issues etc. can impact trade value).I’m simply stating you take the best deal. If the best deal is picks and futures you do it. As mentioned, these assets can still be used to trade for targeted pieces that scouts/management want to target.
It’s not always an A to B relationship.
Marner can extend with the Leafs July 1. It’s going to be an interesting year with him playing heading to UFA status. He’s fully capable of putting up huge numbers while being excellent defensively. 110 points and a Selke nomination isn’t far fetched. A player of that level could get a massive contract as a UFA.
I see that with Leafs and McDavid, not Oilers and Matthews.
History will evaluate the trade on the whole picture, which is inclusive of how the cap savings was spent - in addition to pieces returned.This is where I am at. There have always been "hockey trades" vs "non hockey trades". The difference being if there are outside motivating factors beyond the pure player evaluation (typical salary cap but occasionally other factors like off ice issues etc. can impact trade value).
The longer the MM situation in TOR goes, the worse it gets for everyone. Worse case for the Leafs is that the circus goes all year, they fail in the PO wasting another year of AM/WN prime, and then MM leave for nothing. You might not like the return, but it's better to cut the cord IMO and move forward.
I get that’s it’s fun to shit on the leafs - but you can’t actually believe that he should be played on D.If they play him at RD, as I think they probably should, he won’t hit those numbers or be nominated for that award
You seem to know a lot about the leafs !All this Marner talk is the biggest nothing burger in hockey.
He isn’t going anywhere. All you Leafs fans will be back on the Marner band wagon by mid November.
Next year Mitch is playing for himself and his next contract. Just like Nylander last year. This is when Leaf’s players do their best. He will have the best season of his career next year. Marner will be praised. Leafs fans will be calling for Burube to win the Jack Adams and blame that bum Keefe for all their previous problems.. Marner will have his next mega deal before February. Leafs fans will rejoice and claim they knew this was going to happen all along.
It’s called the Shannaplan.
A lot of this thread reads as some weirdly erotic fan fiction by non leaf fans.You seem to know a lot about the leafs !
Love it
Stubbornness. Doesn't want the dream to end?
He couldn't ask for a better situation:
- stat padding forward linemates to cement his career status as one of the best producers:
- Plays on PP with three 30-70 goal scorers
- plays primarily with a top 3 NHL center, 3 time Rocket Richard winner, Ted Lindsay winner and Selke finalist.
- Plays in his hometown
- Leads the league in # of endorsement deals.
- Treated like a "god" by arguably the NHLs largest fan base
- Leafs are known to provide the best treatment to their players, from amenities to doctors etc.
- Mitch Marner Assist Foundation is well established and a tax write off.
- Marner Assist Foundation employs most of his family, including his wife, mother and father (think his brother too).
- Started a restaurant with Shark Tanks "Mr. Wonderful"
- His dad's a die hard Leaf fan. I'm sure they both want him to end up with his 16 Marner Jersey in the rafters and a statue on Legends Row.
- Wears and A
This is quite a bit to lose, not to mention having to pick up and move.
Did the team get better though?