why?? Nonis said him self unless it's a upgrade he aint brining in a goalie... especially a unproven one
Its an upgrade on Scrivens, imo.
why?? Nonis said him self unless it's a upgrade he aint brining in a goalie... especially a unproven one
Except we've already seen Frattin with that line and it didn't miss a beat. If you do the what if hesitation no prospect ever gets a chance. A smallish winger on a small team, I like Mac but he is expendable on this team, give the kids some room.
I have little faith in Reimer and you'll never convince me that someone with a glove stance like Scrivens is starting NHL goalie material. Two backups that's what we have, and management knows it.
The Leafs need a veteran goalie, either to take over, or to mentor Reimer, plain and simple.
The two young goalies fighting for the job idea was tried and failed dismally.
If they believe Reimer is the guy, then get him a veteran back-up for support.
If they don't think Reimer is the guy, then get a goalie with enough experience that we know he is an upgrade.
What about this:
Macarthur, Gunner, Scrivens
For
Bernier, Clifford
I'd say Edmonton, Columbus, Dallas, Tampa, Calgary, Chicago, New Jersey, Toronto, Islanders would all like to have a potential number one.
So no.
Clarke Macarthur will not do.
A 20 goal/50 point winger is not enough for an unproven backup goaltender that was drafted 7 years ago?
Typical.
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For a small goalie, that barely had a .900 save percentage on a Stanley Cup team. Two can play the same rhetorical game.
There has been several rumours that LA is looking to move Carter, in order to manage Cap room for next year, and that would be a major positive move for us, depending on cost.
I wouldn't be against it he's young and cheap and we aren't tied to him forever. Deciding who to give up is my problem. I certainly don't want to give a pick, even a third because we may need it if we ever get the balls to tender a contract to an RFA.Problem is, we got too many guys that are Okay, but not good enough for their positions on any playoff teams. Like MacArthur and Bozak. Kulemin isn't a top 6 guy, but at least he can play 3rd line. Brown is barely an NHLer. Reimer is maybe a backup, Scrivens probably not. So bring another young goalie with an upside, let's see what we got. Problem is- short season, easy to fool people.
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I wouldn't be against it he's young and cheap and we aren't tied to him forever. Deciding who to give up is my problem. I certainly don't want to give a pick, even a third because we may need it if we ever get the balls to tender a contract to an RFA.
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