ChickenMcNugget
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what is the point of this ? i can show you examples of Vasilevsky and Keumper both doing this in the stanley cup final at different stages.
Whoa. Dreger was on Overdrive TSN saying that he thinks Campbell will get 6 million per (due to a weak goalie market). Holy Yikes!
Leafs have a history of allowing those goals in big moments and not being able to overcome them.what is the point of this ? i can show you examples of Vasilevsky and Keumper both doing this in the stanley cup final at different stages.
He absolutely won't get that number from anyone (except maybe the Oilers).Whoa. Dreger was on Overdrive TSN saying that he thinks Campbell will get 6 million per (due to a weak goalie market). Holy Yikes!
Let me get this straight:
You gave perennial plug underachiever sieve useless bastard Mrazek $3.75 for 3 years.
You offer All-Star, dependable, likeable, loved by his team Campbell $2.75 per year.
Dubas will die by this sword
For Campbell's sake I hope he moves on to a team with an actual NHL goalie coach and a fanbase that isn't bipolar. He can be a good 1B somewhere and I'm sure he'll get a contract for around $4m.
For the Leafs' sake they need a more reliable #1. But I wouldn't be shocked if Toronto goes into the season with Mrazek as the #1 due to Dubas' ineptitude
game 7what is the point of this ? i can show you examples of Vasilevsky and Keumper both doing this in the stanley cup final at different stages.
Their least desirable contract is a platoon goalie at 2 x 3.8m… they don’t have a “cap” problem. Edmonton has cap problems, minny has cap problems. Vancouver with the lu cap penalty & all those dead weight benning deals had a cap problem. The leafs just have a bunch of their cap committed, like most good teams.The leafs are in a desperate situation looking for a goaltender so of course this leads to all sorts of wild speculation.
The bottom line is that they have more of a cap problem than a goalie problem.
Solve the cap issue and you can sign an experienced goaltender not named Mrazek.
How do you solve the cap problem? First you fire the management team responsible for the cap hell in the first place. Secondly you trade or buy out some junk like Kerfoot, Holl and Muzzin. No return is expected but the cap space is the win.
Probably not a big asset request considering the islanders need to move cap space and Varly is kind of a waste of $5m with Sorokin there.I like Varlamov but if you are willing to pay him $5m and the assets needed to acquire him why wouldn't you be willing to resign Soup around that number ?? Seems they want Soup to test the market and hope he decides he'd rather play for the Leafs at a discounted price.
At this stage Fleury should be close to league minimum. I don't think he has much left in the tankBlackwood and Fleury would be my ideal situation.
That would require acquiring Blackwood(doable). Dumping Mrazek(might not be cheap) and signing Fleury which will depend on his salary expectations
~.910 or so last year, not sure why youd expect league minimumAt this stage Fleury should be close to league minimum. I don't think he has much left in the tank
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NHL rumors: Oilers interested in Jack Campbell and Ville Husso, Lightning free agents, Wild trade, plus New York Rangers want in on Dubois.thehockeywriters.com
Oilers Leaning Towards Jack Campbell or Ville Husso?
With the news that so little headway has been made between the Toronto Maple Leafs and goaltender Jack Campbell, speculation is that the Edmonton Oilers might be eyeing Campbell in free agency and that he could be their top target. Sportsnet’s Mark Spector said while a guest on Oilers Now with Bob Stauffer that Edmonton has potentially identified Campbell as the best bet.
Spector noted that Holland has a history of not spending much on goalies, but that he’ll go after one if he thinks he can land that person in free agency. With Marc-Andre Fleury, John Gibson, and Semyon Varlamov all ruling out the Oilers, Campbell might be the best bet since the Oilers don’t think $5 million for Ville Husso is the best investment. They’d rather go with someone a bit more proven.
Spector and Stauffer also believe the Oilers may circle back on trying to land Darcy Kuemper out of Colorado because Kuemper won’t get from the Avs what he could get on the open market.
At this stage Fleury should be close to league minimum. I don't think he has much left in the tank
He only played 11 games. I will put it out there that would ve never been a fan of him. I do think he was a good goalie, just overrated.~.910 or so last year, not sure why youd expect league minimum
NopeClearly all you're doing here is looking at his age
He only played 11 games. I will put it out there that would ve never been a fan of him. I do think he was a good goalie, just overrated.
I think he will put up over .900sv% but in the low end. Add that I don't think he can handle 30-40 games, what would you say that's worth?
Nope
Oh ya he got traded at the deadline.He played 56 games last year.
Oh ya he got traded at the deadline.
My bad. Thanks.
That does change my stance a bit but I'm still not a fan
Ya like I said I change my stance on his salary but firstly I wouldn't want to go crazy in salary even if he can still handle the workload.He can handle of a full starters workload.... while putting up ~.910 (on a bad team).
Certainly worth far more than league minimum.
There are 32 teams, 65-70 goals and he's still probably a top 15-20.
Who do you want?Ya like I said I change my stance on his salary but firstly I wouldn't want to go crazy in salary even if he can still handle the workload.
Secondly I think a .910 puts him square in the middle of the pack. I think we should aim higher
So I conceded the salary point but I'm still not wanting him on the team.