Captain Crunch
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But with no hometown discount. But I’m sure Marner will take one. Right?Thats all of Matthews prime as a Leaf.
And for that, I am happy.
But with no hometown discount. But I’m sure Marner will take one. Right?Thats all of Matthews prime as a Leaf.
And for that, I am happy.
Could not said it better myselfYou mean bringing in a former top 2 pick who was noted for playoff no-shows, lost the captaincy on his long time team, refused to play centre because it was too much work, then bolted to a new team for an extra year on his contract to be the leader on a young team was a bad idea?
They don’t need him.I predict Tavares will resign at a very reasonable rate and still get hated on. I don't think he is leaving.
How did McD got a shorter term, he signed for 8 yrs.They were if you compare them at the time of signing.
McDavid signed after a 30 goal, 100 point career best season and got a higher cap hit on a shorter term.
In other words sign for what the fans think they are worth?Bro, don’t get me wrong, I love the Leafs like you. But for once, just wish the players feel the same way and actually do the Leafs a solid and get their market value instead of what they think they are worth.
Well his last season wasn’t overpaid for someone making 5.5milGood soldier for sure but way over paid.
How did McD got a shorter term, he signed for 8 yrs.
If he were at least $3m/yr cheaper you'd have a point.I understand wanting a core change, Matthews isn't the guy you change
Leafs and Kings??? What??? Root for one teamIf he were at least $3m/yr cheaper you'd have a point.
But his cap hit for these playoff performances? Unacceptable
Capfriendly has a 2025/26 cap ceiling estimation of $92,0000,000, a 8.5 million increase after 2 seasons. By the time he is that age the cap may have risen by like 15 million or so conservatively to $98,500,000. That means his 13.25 million will be a cap hit percentage of 13.45% rather than whatever it will be next year. Much more manageable and he should still be a premium goal scoring center at that age. If he has bad injury issues you LTIR him or trade him.Why do you want 34/35 year old Auston at 13 million? That's not even smart business, based on his health.
If you love this deal, you're the one with the hive mind.to truly analyze a deal, you look at the main boards opinion and fade it and you're usually right. They seem to think it's a bad deal so I love it. This site and its hive mind couldn't hit water out a boat
I never said that.In other words sign for what the fans think they are worth?
This contract is terrible in many ways. Why is he being paid more than MacKinnon? Why couldn't they sign him to max term? There goes our depth along with Nylander, a much better and proven playoff performer. Epic fail.
I had to read this twice to confirm you weren’t arguing with yourself…..Yes you’re correct I’m defending our star player resigning here lol. I don’t care about other players or other teams what they do.
Ah yes the classic "I have no argument so I'll chirp that" move. LMAOLeafs and Kings??? What??? Root for one team
So you’re saying Matthews will settle for the same amount next time? He‘ll want even more. Hometown discount does not exist in his vocabulary.Lets f***ing goo!!!!!
Brad T is the goat
Ppl complaining term. You want to be giving a 34 year old 13.25? Toronto now owns Matthews entire prime. This is just smart business.
Love it! He could have gotten whatever he wanted in free agency but took a bit of a raise to stay here after winning 2 rockets, a hart and the Ted Lindsay. And in 5 years we’ll see how his wrist is holding up. This could have been much much worse for Toronto imoDo we like it or hate it?
What does he sign for on his next contract when the cap rises. He will be 31 when it’s up. Do you think at 31 you will get him for less than 13.25zWhy do you want 34/35 year old Auston at 13 million? That's not even smart business, based on his health.