Shayne Corsi
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- Oct 17, 2017
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What a shame to spill all of this digital ink on a more or less opaque state of affairs that, if we're honest about the broad strokes, looks like it's going to end badly.
It's near because if it drags past October 15 the leafs will be forced to trade him as they couldn't fit him under the cap.
I fully agree that Marner should be paid as a proven 26 goal/94 point player.Or if we go by @Throw More Waffles system of points in the year they signed.
Then marner is now worth 14.3 x 8. So anything less will be an underpayment and at least we don’t have to read incessant pages of whining
So you missed where Dubas said they've not taken offers or explored trades. That hes optimistic itll be done in a couple days or weeks
Is it even October lol I said I feel like itll be done soon. Between now and a week or 2 left of camp that's not october
10.5 x 7 or 10 x 6 is my guess.
Overpay, but an overpay the team can live with.
I think he signs before training camp.
Why is Mitch so greedy? He's on some Scrooge duck tip
You have posted nothing but what might happen in the future.
If you know all those future things, why wouldn't you know everything else ?
The first 2 were paid along the lines of historical comparables. Marner is asking for much more than any comparable.Good luck, 9.5M×3 is my prediction
Why shouldn't he get paid? It's not like the other guys took hometown discounts
He should fight for every cent, the team got themselves into this situation and it's not Marner's job to solve things for them out of the goodness of his heart
The first 2 were paid along the lines of historical comparables. Marner is asking for much more than any comparable.
He just has to play ball.
He would have zero leverage if I was GM.
It would be take this or go to Europe. No way Marner kisses his NHL career off. It's a game of chicken I'd gladly bet on.
You would probably look at how other comparable player's values are adjusted for term, and then apply that to this situation. I didn't say there was a perfect answer. But using Kucherov's contract as the comparable is definitely not the answer.How do you suggest making an adjustment to a 4-year contract to make it comparable to a 3-year contract?
That's what you're doing. You complain about adjusting for term, but even aside from the unique circumstances /weird valuation of the Kucherov contract, how are you adjusting for the massive difference between Kucherov and Marner?So don't try to turn an orange into an apple.
Huh?Kucherov's contract is similar to other 3-year bridge contracts signed by Mark Stone, Claude Giroux and Tyler Johnson. All three players had 0.70-0.74 ppgs during their ELC's and signed for between 4.8-6.5% of the cap on their second deals.
I'd be correct, he cant leave that's just the way it is.Which is probably why you aren’t the gm of a billion dollar franchise
Rather than trade him, we could start fresh the next season. No penalty, ground zero all over again.It's near because if it drags past October 15 the leafs will be forced to trade him as they couldn't fit him under the cap.
Best deal agreed. But it has to make sense on some level. What he is asking for doesn't. 10x6 is more than Kane's second contract. That should be his ceiling. Especially since Kane didn't play with a Tavares.No, he has to get the best deal possible for himself
It's Leafs management's job to get him to eat something acceptable
Best deal agreed. But it has to make sense on some level. What he is asking for doesn't. 10x6 is more than Kane's second contract. That should be his ceiling. Especially since Kane didn't play with a Tavares.
Good luck, 9.5M×3 is my prediction
Why shouldn't he get paid? It's not like the other guys took hometown discounts
He should fight for every cent, the team got themselves into this situation and it's not Marner's job to solve things for them out of the goodness of his heart
The LTIR room dictates what is available, right now not Dubas. And if Marner truly does want to win in Toronto, how does forcing the Leafs to possibly trade someone to fit him and his demands in get the Leafs any closer to that goal?Then it's up to Leafs management to force him to back down and take something more in line with what they are thinking, they also have some leverage but it's up to them to use it
That's not Marner's job, that's just to get the best deal possible
This is on Dubas, he needs to show he's willing to hold the line before Marner will be more inclined towards his position, so hold the line
No, he has to get the best deal possible for himself
It's Leafs management's job to get him to eat something acceptable
Rather than trade him, we could start fresh the next season. No penalty, ground zero all over again.
Never..lmao