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Post-Game Talk: Leafs win 4-3 against Rangers
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I think we know who the shooters are, and we're in agreement there.
Knies and McMann are in the shooter category, although they bring some other attributes that complement their linemates.
Matthews and Nylander can score on their own, but both playing with someone like Knies or McMann really helps.
To me the only hole in the top 9 is the 3rd. line center.
Patches is a wild card in that if he could hold his body together for the playoffs run, he's a guy with 330 goals in this league who can def put the puck in the net. Maybe be our Perry this year.
OddyOh
Really, Healy?
For real, it feels like our pro scouts just aren't very good at all. They whiff a lot when evaluating veteran guys and anyone with previous injuries.
thusk
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identifying and acquiring a need doesn't what you're identify was available...
Nelson who outside maybe 2 game didn't look pretty good in Colorado but would cost a 1st and cowan for only 1 run and would make any Carlo trade basically impossible. Carlo are a better team right now with Carlo and laughton for at least 2 year than what they would be with Nelson alone for 1 run.
a 1st for gourde who was coming iff an injury and had similar stats than Laughton for 1 year unstead of 2
That trade doesn't look sexy right now but laughton just had to score 1-2 goal at a key time and people will proclaim Treliving as genious
A lot of this is subjective but Rantanen remains the most fascinating player on it. Is he the next Huberdeau? Is he just in a production slump? Does he just have to adapt to a new team?
Everyone's favorite boogeyman, advanced stats, are the thing that gives real hope on him but the fact remains that when looking at Rantanen in just his play away from Mac including all the games since the first trade and is he even a 4 million dollar player? It's not like he's good defensively.
Beginning to feel bad for him just like Huberdeau but I think he has a better chance of bouncing back.
As of march 21st, Mathews stats this year must have hurt his standing
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