Jojalu
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That's exactly what Nylander and Rielly did.I expected accountability and not blaming the media.
That's exactly what Nylander and Rielly did.I expected accountability and not blaming the media.
Unmmm sort of…..but they all used the word scapegoat that they made up out of the blue with no evidence. Deflecting away, blaming others because they’ve proven they are not good enough at playoff hockey.That's exactly what Nylander and Rielly did.
I have no problem letting him walk now. Last year was the time to trade him. Many of us said this before July 1st. Maybe if we had, the deal could have worked out and we’d be in the 2nd round. Who knows.Worst case scenerio: Mitch says he aint going anywhere. Plays out his contract and walks into free agency.
You think Leafs have the balls to anchor him to the third line all season? No way.
This is all in the assumption that he be traded this season. His agent is a 'walk into free agency ' type of guy. Thats the advice me thinks he is getting.
If this is so, Leafs dont want to lose him for nothing into free agency. So they extend him.
Yeah, I don't see any scenario where he walks for nothing.Worst case scenerio: Mitch says he aint going anywhere. Plays out his contract and walks into free agency.
You think Leafs have the balls to anchor him to the third line all season? No way.
This is all in the assumption that he be traded this season. His agent is a 'walk into free agency ' type of guy. Thats the advice me thinks he is getting.
If this is so, Leafs dont want to lose him for nothing into free agency. So they extend him.
Or the market's anger subsides by the pre-season like it usually does, and we re-sign him during one of his midseason heaters.
Unless management wants to win in the playoffs, and Marner refuses to waive his NMC, and management isn't stupid. Then they have no choice but to let him walk for nothing.Yeah, I don't see any scenario where he walks for nothing.
Either he agrees to waive his NMC this summer and we're able to find a new home for him (unlikely).
Or the market's anger subsides by the pre-season like it usually does, and we re-sign him during one of his midseason heaters.
Nothing about the organization's past behaviour indicates they are willing to play hardball with a superstar pending UFA. They always shit their pants and cave.
MM is a regular season performer.Worst case scenerio: Mitch says he aint going anywhere. Plays out his contract and walks into free agency.
You think Leafs have the balls to anchor him to the third line all season? No way.
This is all in the assumption that he be traded this season. His agent is a 'walk into free agency ' type of guy. Thats the advice me thinks he is getting.
If this is so, Leafs dont want to lose him for nothing into free agency. So they extend him.
We don’t know what is going on behind closed doors. What people say to the media isn’t always the truth.Unless management wants to win in the playoffs, and Marner refuses to waive his NMC, and management isn't stupid. Then they have no choice but to let him walk for nothing.
Management had years to trade Mitch before his NMC kicked in. They chose not to. Now I'm supposed to believe Shanny has the balls to let Marner walk as a UFA?Unless management wants to win in the playoffs, and Marner refuses to waive his NMC, and management isn't stupid. Then they have no choice but to let him walk for nothing.
I think Marner stays and humbly accepts the Nylander contract.
Of course we don't know what's going on. But if we do trade him, I wouldn't mind getting picks and prospects.We don’t know what is going on behind closed doors. What people say to the media isn’t always the truth.
Whatever the case, they need a big sit down with Marner and decide where they are both headed. This shouldn’t linger all year. Media will be asking Marner and management every other month if he’s staying/going. If it’s a mutual separation then the process can begin.
I’d be looking for something like Dobson for Marner deal if available and NY is one of the teams.
You're not "supposed to believe" anything and I'm not commenting on Shanny's balls or lack thereof, perhaps you misunderstood my post. I'm just saying that in theory, they could let him walk and I listed the prerequisites for that happening without making predictions one way or another.Management had years to trade Mitch before his NMC kicked in. They chose not to. Now I'm supposed to believe Shanny has the balls to let Marner walk as a UFA?
Come on. The TikToks of Mitch's dangles will be going viral come next January and he'll be on some insane point streak. Media will be saying you can't lose such a great talent for nothing and fans will be drinking the kool-aid as well. Then, boom: his $12mx8 deal is unveiled.
People think I'm not serious about this but I am. Marner for Sid straight up. Sid would singlehandedly drive this team to a Cup.Dubas would be all over Marner. He can and he would.
Marner has private security people that harass media people? I'd bet one of them is called Notsince67....That's pretty ridiculous.
Why does he surround himself with people that shelter him? Grow up!! You are a married man.
I understand the logic of getting the been there done that hard competitor, but I don’t see that at all. The Pittsburgh plan is to win Crosby another Cup there, he wouldn’t be available.People think I'm not serious about this but I am. Marner for Sid straight up. Sid would singlehandedly drive this team to a Cup.
He borrowed it from Wendel Clark who said something similar to the media before the playoffs started.
Wendal Clark
Vs
Mitch Marner
Which one do fans actually treat like gods, or have in high regard?
Victimhood mentality is rife in that generation, especially among those who believe themselves to be entitled.Unmmm sort of…..but they all used the word scapegoat that they made up out of the blue with no evidence. Deflecting away, blaming others because they’ve proven they are not good enough at playoff hockey.
Year after year Toronto fans accept this absolute horrific shit which is why I continue to say it’s the easiest large market to play in.
Then the team is not serious about winning.I think Marner stays and humbly accepts the Nylander contract.
When that play happened, that officially made me want him out of here.It is almost Thursday and I still can't stop thinking this guy had money riding on the Bruins. There is no other explanation for why he galaxy-brained the wrap-around when Swayman left him the puck.
I agree that JT was an absolutely not needed signing. It put into motion too many things that ended up biting us including overpaying the young stars because they were seeing an 1P/PG player who was nothing special get $11M.Even if hypothetically Marner, Matthews and Nylander all took reasonable deals you're only saving a few million a year that's barely enough to sign one or two decent players at best. I don't think the Leafs are one or two decent players away from being a regular first round loser to a regular 3-4 round or even cup winning team.
The bigger difference maker would've been choosing not to sign Tavares or trading away one of the other big 3 and freeing up 10 million+ to sign 2-3 pretty good/really good players.
You've still got to replace himin the playoffs? Huge hole? The hole was having to play him heavy minutes to justify your cap structure which placed him as a leader.
That was a negative.
We will see what happens. I wouldn’t give him the contract. I don’t even care if he walks.Dooming this team to loserville.
Whoever approves of this contract should be fired.