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13.37 AAV would be the right number for an elite player like him.
And why's that? How is that number justified? Who is it compared to?13.37 AAV would be the right number for an elite player like him.
mcdavid basically score 2 ppg during the playoffs id say he's not the problem for the oilers. can't really say Matthews has the same presence in the playoffs.So you are saying McDavid is not worth that price tag?
cool man.
Getting paid is basically every player's main priority.So unfortunate for the Leafs that they haven't realized that all this guy cares about is getting paid the most amount of money that he can. Winning is not a priority and they are going to commit this kind of money to a perennial loser.
There's a thing called a salary cap nowadays and there is some room between league min and max aav. We've seen players on competitive teams take team friendly deals to field a better team and we've seen what happens when your core is full of greedy money hungry players.Getting paid is basically every player's main priority.
Sakic and Fedorov sure didn't care about winning when they chased the money from the Rangers and Hurricanes.
If you offered any NHL player the option of a league minimum salary with a Stanley Cup, or making 13 million, 100% of the players would take the 13 million.
So, I guess this your thread to gatekeep?And why's that? How is that number justified? Who is it compared to?
...and yet the results are basically the same. Must be a team game or something.mcdavid basically score 2 ppg during the playoffs id say he's not the problem for the oilers. can't really say Matthews has the same presence in the playoffs.
Eichel is comparable to Kessel now. I think you are missing the goalpost again.Great, now we can put Eichel in Phil Kessel's calibre.
A player who needs to be on a better team to contribute. If he wants to elevate himself, maybe he can show up in the regular season, or be the best player on his team.
He was outscored at even-strength, in goals, and in the second, third and fourth rounds by a player making half his salary.
He really racked up those powerplay points against the Western conference's worst playoff team - the WC2 Winnipeg Jets. I'll give him credit for that.
That’s just a ridiculous statement. League minimum vs. $13M…. ???? Come on.Getting paid is basically every player's main priority.
Sakic and Fedorov sure didn't care about winning when they chased the money from the Rangers and Hurricanes.
If you offered any NHL player the option of a league minimum salary with a Stanley Cup, or making 13 million, 100% of the players would take the 13 million.
Has Matthews ever been the best player on the team in the playoffs?Great, now we can put Eichel in Phil Kessel's calibre.
A player who needs to be on a better team to contribute. If he wants to elevate himself, maybe he can show up in the regular season, or be the best player on his team.
He was outscored at even-strength, in goals, and in the second, third and fourth rounds by a player making half his salary.
He really racked up those powerplay points against the Western conference's worst playoff team - the WC2 Winnipeg Jets. I'll give him credit for that.
Getting paid is basically every player's main priority.
Sakic and Fedorov sure didn't care about winning when they chased the money from the Rangers and Hurricanes.
If you offered any NHL player the option of a league minimum salary with a Stanley Cup, or making 13 million, 100% of the players would take the 13 million.
Eichel is no where near Kevin durantYou're writing too much text while ignoring the question.
It doesn't matter what he did since he signed it, what was his production when he signed it?
Eichel is the Kevin Durant of the NHL. He can win a championship as long as he joins a team that can win without him.
Haha good luck with that Leafs. What a bag of dicks.
Also amusing to watch this one guy argue in bad faith and move goalposts. Can tell he prefers the name on the back to crest on the front. Pathetic.
Hahaha the best part is Leafs fans saying pay him whatever or he deserves it lmfao
Eichel is no where near Kevin durant
Durant was 2nd in mvp from like 2010 to 2015 3 or 4 times
He was an undisputed top 2 player in the league from 2010 to 2015 and then top 3 from 2016-2019
Eichel has zero accolades and seasons being that level
I dont think hockey has a Durant. An all time great superstar who got fed up with not winning and left to an easier rpute
Ovechkin could have been a version of durant if he left The caps in 2017 *via trade to the pens for a cup but he got his cup with the caps in 2018
Has Matthews ever been the best player on the team in the playoffs?
If anything Marner is the top dog in that room Matthews is the passenger roaming the high slot for a easy wrister far from any contact in a soft erea of the ice
Getting paid is basically every player's main priority.
Sakic and Fedorov sure didn't care about winning when they chased the money from the Rangers and Hurricanes.
If you offered any NHL player the option of a league minimum salary with a Stanley Cup, or making 13 million, 100% of the players would take the 13 million.
Talking about another persons money and right to negotiate is pretty pathetic too.Haha good luck with that Leafs. What a bag of dicks.
Also amusing to watch this one guy argue in bad faith and move goalposts. Can tell he prefers the name on the back to crest on the front. Pathetic.
You're comparing McDavid to Matthews when it comes to playoff hockey?So you are saying McDavid is not worth that price tag?
cool man.
More like a better HossaEichel is no where near Kevin durant
Durant was 2nd in mvp from like 2010 to 2015 3 or 4 times
He was an undisputed top 2 player in the league from 2010 to 2015 and then top 3 from 2016-2019
Eichel has zero accolades and seasons being that level
I dont think hockey has a Durant. An all time great superstar who got fed up with not winning and left to an easier rpute
Ovechkin could have been a version of durant if he left The caps in 2017 *via trade to the pens for a cup but he got his cup with the caps in 2018
The cost of everything has our lower dollar baked into it so the money goes about the same way on everything but booze and smokes because the states don't Tax them as much .First, this is completely irrelevant. As long as the cap number is the same for both the Avs and Leafs, players can only be paid so much if they want a chance to win, period.
Secondly, someone else in another thread pointed out that Auston Matthews is taxed in the state of Arizona because that's where his primary residence is. And their income taxes are lower than Colorado, so that's a moot point. Not to mention, Matthews gets paid in American dollars and gets to spend it in Canada. His $11,900,000 salary in USD = $15,760,000 CAD.
No matter how you want to slice it, Matthews isn't struggling to find his next meal. When you're talking about a kid who will make over 200 million playing hockey, when is enough, enough? Would he rather make 214 million and win nothing or make 196 million and have a legit chance to win multiple Cups?
The excuses must stop lol. I know you like him -- and I do too -- but we need to be honest about him and his contract demands.