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Welcome to the Leafs Alex! And for people saying to trade AJ, well you do not sell low. Coming off a bad injury, you will not get much for him, Kerfoot on the other hand, I would trade for defensive help.
This is nonsensical.
There's a multi month offseason ahead of us for the front office to sort out the other areas of the team. Just beacuse the defense is a need, doesnt mean that other moves cant also happen....
I am steadfastly get rid of Kerfoot. Johnsson might become a cap casualty but he has played good for us. No problem with him. I would keep Kapanen over AJ ifit bacame a cap decision. I likehim
Tie Domi, Stan Johnathon, Theo Fleury a mini Tarasenko. solid smaller men can thrive quite well. More so in todays NHL than in the recent past.His frame reminds me of Steve Thomas. Let's hope he follows his legacy...
Im 5'11 200 lbs and have been called "big guy" surprisingly often over the years. Now... on a pro basketball team i would be unlikely to be called that.Exactly. Crosby is 5'11 and 200 lbs.
Next yearIs Barabanov playing with the Leafs this year if the season resumes ? Or does his 1 year contract kicks in from next year?
Welcome to the Leafs Alex! And for people saying to trade AJ, well you do not sell low. Coming off a bad injury, you will not get much for him, Kerfoot on the other hand, I would trade for defensive help.
True selling low isn’t preferable but moving for a pick does free up some cap space. The time to move him was last off season.Welcome to the Leafs Alex! And for people saying to trade AJ, well you do not sell low. Coming off a bad injury, you will not get much for him, Kerfoot on the other hand, I would trade for defensive help.
We don't get the same riveting revelations from him that we get from you.I listened to KD talk on TSN Overdrive yesterday about Barabanov. I fell asleep. He has this way of saying things and giving us fans nothing. Sort of like a politician.
Agreed. If we got a 2nd or 3rd rounder in 2020 draft then I would do it.True selling low isn’t preferable but moving for a pick does free up some cap space. The time to move him was last off season.
Not a Kerfoot fan but being able to play center makes him a more of a need to retain.
Welcome to the Leafs Alex! And for people saying to trade AJ, well you do not sell low. Coming off a bad injury, you will not get much for him, Kerfoot on the other hand, I would trade for defensive help.
We don't get the same riveting revelations from him that we get from you.
Lou taught him something there.I listened to KD talk on TSN Overdrive yesterday about Barabanov. I fell asleep. He has this way of saying things and giving us fans nothing. Sort of like a politician.
Kerfoot came in basically earmarked as a cap casualty for me, but had a nice first couple of months and really grew on me. Then he got shifted mostly to wing and proved his ultimate uselessness. Like okay little player with good fundamental skills but not seriously effective and definitely overpaid at $3.0 whatever it is.
Agreed. If we got a 2nd or 3rd rounder in 2020 draft then I would do it.
I hear Kerfoot did start year off well but I missed most of it in Europe. But I always worry about players who look good at start of season when game is more a speed game with a ton less grit. Then again he got his jaw broken so maybe he was adjusting to it and we did not see his best. And then he did get shifted to da wing from centre on a dime so lots of change for him and a new city too boot. Kerfoot my gut tells me no but lots of real circumstances last year which were abnormal. But totally agree unless we get a different kinda 3rd line centre I would hold him. No matter what he is better than Goat and Spezza. Neither of those guys are 3rd line centres on a Cup contender.
I don't think a stint after being injured and leaving his natural position proves he's useless. His play at center is pretty good and encouraging, and the Leafs should keep him around. He did end up having just 4 fewer points at 5v5 than Tavares in like 130 fewer minutesKerfoot came in basically earmarked as a cap casualty for me, but had a nice first couple of months and really grew on me. Then he got shifted mostly to wing and proved his ultimate uselessness. Like okay little player with good fundamental skills but not seriously effective and definitely overpaid at $3.0 whatever it is.
I don't think a stint after being injured and leaving his natural position proves he's useless. His play at center is pretty good and encouraging, and the Leafs should keep him around. He did end up having just 4 fewer points at 5v5 than Tavares in like 130 fewer minutes