Gabriel426
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Does he sells shoes?This is what you get… when you have a GM who’s scored 4 touchdowns in a single game
Does he sells shoes?This is what you get… when you have a GM who’s scored 4 touchdowns in a single game
We shouldn't be losing either. And we're entering Brodie's age 33 season, not 34.Either way he's on the last year of his deal like Nylander...
The Leafs are either losing a 27 year old Nylander or a 34 year old Brodie...
Pretty easy choice who to move.
Did you forget a sarcasm emoji?We paid a great deal more for bertuzzi and domi and bunting is the best of the bunch
He's 34 when his contract runs up...We shouldn't be losing either. And we're entering Brodie's age 33 season, not 34.
We're not talking about when his contract runs up. We're talking about next season, when Brodie will be 33, and we need somebody with his quality and defensive impact.He's 34 when his contract runs up...
And at 34 at the time of his contract running up, Brodie is not someone the Leafs should rely on for the long-term success.
Bertuzzi got 5 million and didn't come unless promised top 6. He has a one year to go psycho for next contract.Will Domi and Bertuzzi play on a 3rd line?
And the reason Nylander might be traded is because NHL teams look at more than just a one-year outlook.We're not talking about when his contract runs up. We're talking about next season, when Brodie will be 33, and we need somebody with his quality and defensive impact.
What are you even trying to say here? Trading away Nylander is bad for us next year and long-term. Trading away Brodie is bad for us next year. Both are bad, and are easily avoidable actions with better alternatives.And the reason Nylander might be traded is because NHL teams look at more than just a one-year outlook.
I think this is the first time the son of a former Leaf player has come home.
I'm stoked.
Domi is a solid piece if he avoids that stupidness
I think this is the first time the son of a former Leaf player has come home.
I'm stoked.
He’s been trying to come here in the past but Dubas got in the way.
Sounds exactly like the Corey Perry situation.
Tough forward who plays with an edge and a proven playoff performer willing to take less money to play in Toronto.
But Dumbass preferred gimps like Al Kerfoot and Pete Engvall instead.
Sounds exactly like the Corey Perry situation.
Tough forward who plays with an edge and a proven playoff performer willing to take less money to play in Toronto.
But Dumbass preferred gimps like Al Kerfoot and Pete Engvall instead.
Doh! I forgot about Foligno...for good reason.I think this is the first time the son of a former Leaf player has come home.
I'm stoked.