attackfan71
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Kerfoot is not the problem in leafs lineup he is exactly what we would be looking for and we already have him. He is worth his 3.5 mil. We will gladly keep him as nylanders running mate
Gotta think Strome is an upgrade. Eye test says guy plays well w/elite first liners like Panarin, but also contributes independently in middle 6. Righty shot some find desirable. Kerf is not 1st line material. At this pt pinch hitting 2C on a good day? As to cost, he's making 4.5 today and give us a reason, we can retain. That takes care of this yr. Going forward he says he wants 6+, w/term, but I think tight cap market if you give him a nmc he will go as low as 5.5 or MAYBE 5.25 IF IF IF it is Leafs. May have to partially guarantee, or [to within reasonable degree and extent rules allow] frontload or whatev to sweeten, but end of the day this would be late 20s guy medium short term 4ish yrs at a doable #. What I'm asking for NY as a rental is not unreasonable.Is Strome me an upgrade? If he is would ue cost less?
Sometimes I really do wonder if you are catching the differences between a video game and a hockey team?
On a videogame you press buttons at high speeds and get immediate results.
On a hockey team, you invest years of training and player development to build a team of real people who know how to work together and what to expect from each other.
I'm never really a fan of just moving pieces in and moving pieces out in hopes of finding some marginal gains. I look at hockey players as a human resource that benefits from a longer term, team-view approach.
Alex Kerfoot is a skilled, versatile player who is very well known to his teammates and the coaching staff. He is an important part of where the Leafs are now. Nothing you have said remotely suggests that trading him away would benefit the team, and it sort of looks to me like you're trying to press another button on a videogame.
I'm hoping the Leafs will continue to work with the players they have to develop a better, stronger team.
what I’m saying Kerfoot is hot garbage nobody wants
We are talking about next year as a free agent.Gotta think Strome is an upgrade. Eye test says guy plays well w/elite first liners like Panarin, but also contributes independently in middle 6. Righty shot some find desirable. Kerf is not 1st line material. At this pt pinch hitting 2C on a good day? As to cost, he's making 4.5 today and give us a reason, we can retain. That takes care of this yr. Going forward he says he wants 6+, w/term, but I think tight cap market if you give him a nmc he will go as low as 5.5 or MAYBE 5.25 IF IF IF it is Leafs. May have to partially guarantee, or [to within reasonable degree and extent rules allow] frontload or whatev to sweeten, but end of the day this would be late 20s guy medium short term 4ish yrs at a doable #. What I'm asking for NY as a rental is not unreasonable.
Sure you can go that way. But that is zippo for bal of this yr + playoffs.We are talking about next year as a free agent.
Because that top 9 is butter soft and half of them disappear in the playoffs when the going gets tough. They can't handle the tough stuff and start playing afraid. The rest of the league knows this.Bunting Kerfoot Mikheyev works as our top 9 LWs and cost a whopping 6m combined.
Why mess around with a top 9 that looks pretty good.
Because that top 9 is butter soft and half of them disappear in the playoffs when the going gets tough. They can't handle the tough stuff and start playing afraid. The rest of the league knows this.
Kerfoot and a 2nd round pick to Ottawa for Nick Paul and a 6th round pick. Paul is an upgrade and cheaper for a team like Toronto that is up against the cap.Kerfoot has produced 27 points in 38GP and has a cap hit over 3.5M although his actual dollars owed for the remainder of the contract (1 year after this season) are much less.
I was wondering if there is another LW/C on your team that you'd be interested in trading for Kerfoot.
He's mostly played LW this year but produced pretty well in the playoffs as a 2C for Toronto. All points this season are either ES or short handed as he hasn't been getting any PP time this season
Cheers.
Kerfoot was the one guy who didn't disappear lol.Because that top 9 is butter soft and half of them disappear in the playoffs when the going gets tough. They can't handle the tough stuff and start playing afraid. The rest of the league knows this.
Kerfoot and a 2nd round pick to Ottawa for Nick Paul and a 6th round pick. Paul is an upgrade and cheaper for a team like Toronto that is up against the cap.
What you're saying is dumb.what I’m saying Kerfoot is hot garbage nobody wants
Is the premise that you'd like a top 6 LW upgrade and Kerfoot must be one of the pieces going back? The upgrade is to improve the goal scoring output.Not sure yet. I was hoping to see some names brought forward and then see what needs to be added on either end of the deal.
It isn't going well lol.
Because that top 9 is butter soft and half of them disappear in the playoffs when the going gets tough. They can't handle the tough stuff and start playing afraid. The rest of the league knows this.
Is the premise that you'd like a top 6 LW upgrade and Kerfoot must be one of the pieces going back? The upgrade is to improve the goal scoring output.
If this is the case - here is a list of LW's I could see available that score more than Kerfoot.
Kubalik
E. Kane
Tatar
Rickell
Not sure what the ask would be for these players, but there are some names for discussion
Could please explain this hot take. because I don't understand itwhat I’m saying Kerfoot is hot garbage nobody wants