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Kucherov wasn't even a comparable at all. That wasn't a post-ELC contract.Only one comparable matters to Marner in my eyes... Kucherov
Kucherov wasn't even a comparable at all. That wasn't a post-ELC contract.Only one comparable matters to Marner in my eyes... Kucherov
Lucky break for us then. If his agent was using McDavids imaginary 15 million dollar contract as a starting point for discussions then we'd be in real trouble.As long as Dubas remains Leafs GM then Marner will continue to convince him, and only him, that his teammate Auston Matthews is the only comparable that matters in terms of contract, just like he did on his current deal.
Hard to blame Dubas for not seeing Covid coming.The reality is this...
-The economy is tanking and if management can't see that and factor it in, they are incompetent.
-They did not correctly forecast economic risk prior to 2020 either (would happen CV19 or not)
-McDavid and Marner are in a different stratosphere as players and by that I mean 25-33% less valuable.
-Marner was overpaid to start with, now what is he worth to you? 14million I think you said? Insanity.
-Matthews was not overpaid, he was under termed.
-JT was overpaid
-Nylander was maybe considered overpaid 500k at the time but in hindsight he wasn't overpaid at all.
Marner should essentially be on a wage freeze to go forward with this team. Nylander would get a raise to about 9million at the max and Matthews assuming he has a slight injury and will return to form will get a raise and hopefully the C to complement. JT will be pretty old and cost a lot less next time around.
That's reality but I see of people in these threads trying to narrative build for these players to get large pay raises. If there are working brains at MLSE, that won't happen.
Kucherov wasn't even a comparable at all. That wasn't a post-ELC contract.
Well in keeping it realAs long as Dubas remains Leafs GM then Marner will continue to convince him, and only him, that his teammate Auston Matthews is the only comparable that matters in terms of contract, just like he did on his current deal.
You can't use something other than post-ELC contracts as comparables for post-ELC contracts. That's not how comparables work.LOL, what? I am sorry but you're really reaching here and it's not even worth discussion. Of course he is comparable and of course you ignore everything else you can't defend.
Kucherov wasn't even a comparable at all. That wasn't a post-ELC contract.
Why are you linking me Kucherov's capfriendly page?
Why are you linking me Kucherov's capfriendly page?
Kucherov wasn't even a comparable at all. That wasn't a post-ELC contract.
Yes, exactly. That's not a comparable for a post-ELC contract.Kucherov is on his 3rd. contract.
Marner and Matthews will use all the top end players, including each other when negotiating the next deal.Kucherov is on his 3rd. contract.
That's, of course, wildly untrue.Nothing is exempt, it's not how it works.
Marner and Matthews will use all the top end players, including each other when negotiating the next deal.
Nothing is exempt, it's not how it works.
Both of them need to step up in the playoffs if they want the big boy money againWell in keeping it real
If they give matthews whatever he wants then why should marner take any less. After all marner has all the grounds to compare to matthews. There could actually be a good case that marner is better.
Superstar, with two SC rings on his 3rd contract, earning less than a star who can't get it done in the playoffs on his second deal. LOL.Yep, they'll be after their 3rd. contract, just like Kucherov's.
Overpaid, compared to Kucherov, yeah they will be.
Doesn't matter, team will be competitive, likely won't win anything, but will provide entertainment.
That's, of course, wildly untrue.
Post-ELC contracts are used as comparables for post-ELC contracts.
UFA contracts are used as comparables for UFA contracts.
You can't just randomly mix and match.
A post-ELC contract is the one directly following their ELC contract.ELC = Entry Level Contract
Other than their entry level contract, everything is post-ELC.
Marner is going to tear up, say he wants to be a Leaf forever and then proceed to take the GMs lunch money. Can't wait. Then again, at that point, it might be time to make cap space for McDavid. He is the only true superstar than can end the curse Frank Mahovolich put on this organization.Both of them need to step up in the playoffs if they want the big boy money again
For high end players, which contract they are on is irrelevant.Yep, they'll be after their 3rd. contract, just like Kucherov's.
Overpaid, compared to Kucherov, yeah they will be.
Doesn't matter, team will be competitive, likely won't win anything, but will provide entertainment.
A post-ELC contract is the one directly following their ELC contract.
I've never heard any follow up but is Dubas still the #1 GM for Agents to deal with?Marner is going to tear up, say he wants to be a Leaf forever and then proceed to take the GMs lunch money. Can't wait. Then again, at that point, it might be time to make cap space for McDavid. He is the only true superstar than can end the curse Frank Mahovolich put on this organization.
Kucherov's contract includes SEVEN very very very valuable prime ufa years. Marner's includes 2. And it's STILL lower aav than Marner's post elc. Unbelievable really.That's, of course, wildly untrue.
Post-ELC contracts are used as comparables for post-ELC contracts.
UFA contracts are used as comparables for UFA contracts.
You can't just randomly mix and match.
For high end players, which contract they are on is irrelevant.
If their agent wants to compare his client to another player the team can try and argue differences in play but they won't say, 'oh, that doesn't count this is only his second contract". He'd get laughed out of the room.
The contract a player is on is always relevant when trying to use it as a comparable, for any quality of player.For high end players, which contract they are on is irrelevant.
In hockey terminology, the post-ELC contract is the contract that comes directly after the ELC contract.Every contract after the ELC is after the ELC.
Post means: after, later, or subsequent.
Well, we should know if Matthews and Nylander are part of the problem or part of the solution as soon as July 1st.I think younger Dubas is current Dubas's worst enemy.
The Matthews and Marner contracts are amongst his worst work as our GM
He's gotten pretty good since then, I am hoping their extensions are a lot more friendly.