Mitch Marner (Trade or Keep)?
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choosing between Nylander and Marner, I’m keeping Nylander.
Stephen
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We just pay Nylander what he’s worth and worry about the rest later.
Wait for him to get hot, then ask him to waive his NMC. Pay Nylander.
Please get a great defenseman.
I can't trust his play style. It's soft, got no shot, he isn't fast, and his high IQ often produces turnovers with brainless plays. I could care less about his PK ability when he can't score legit goals in the playoffs that aren't luck or garbage time.
Guys, he's playing with Auston Matthews, if he can drag Tavares to many points sure I'll be a believer.
Please get a great defenseman.
I can't trust his play style. It's soft, got no shot, he isn't fast, and his high IQ often produces turnovers with brainless plays. I could care less about his PK ability when he can't score legit goals in the playoffs that aren't luck or garbage time.
Guys, he's playing with Auston Matthews, if he can drag Tavares to many points sure I'll be a believer.
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Considering his last contract turned out to be a bargain, he should get paid.
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He's been completely useless this season. Actually hurting us mostly and Matthews is propping him up stats wise.
He has just two primary assists at even strength, both on Matthews goals. Big whoop. This is the 11 million dollar "playmaker", who is exempt from being judged on goal scorer stats because of his incredible level of playmaking ability (also has been compared to Gretzky).
He has 7 points in 8 games. Needs to produce at a 1.62 clip here on out to hit 120 points "some" predicted. Looks like another <100 point season for the 11 million dollar winger.
I remember a few years ago suggesting we try to trade him for J.Hughes... And being told by certain posters that Marner was the better player. Good times.
Hughes has 18 points. Marner 7 (3 at even strength).
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I don’t think this true at all. Marner hit the 90 point plateau before Matthews and hit it without playing with Matthews.
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Don't like the way his style of game has changed. He plays very cocky now. Used to be a hustler and grinded for the puck, now plays like he thinks hes the best in the game
Trade him for a prime top pair d-man.
I’m at the point where I honestly believe his type of game will never be effective in the playoffs. He’ll eventually get his shit together during the regular season but his idiotic fancy moves won’t work then and haven’t in the past. Add to that he’ll want to be even more overpaid on his next contract.
I’m at the point where I honestly believe his type of game will never be effective in the playoffs. He’ll eventually get his shit together during the regular season but his idiotic fancy moves won’t work then and haven’t in the past. Add to that he’ll want to be even more overpaid on his next contract.
He's gonna need to be a lot better offensively.
Mind you a down year would actually be pretty cool, try and dampen some of those ridiculous contract demands you know he's gonna come with come next offseason.
Mind you a down year would actually be pretty cool, try and dampen some of those ridiculous contract demands you know he's gonna come with come next offseason.
Ok if Marner hit UFA today, what would folks around here estimate would be the highest offer he'd get?
How much more than his current contract would he get?
How much more than his current contract would he get?
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This. Ideal would be something like an 84 point season, followed by him being uncharacteristically consistent and awesome in the playoffs, producing in elimination games and helping us go deep. That way we could resign him for no more than he's making now because 84 point isn't that impressive and I'm told that when it comes to contract negotiations, playoffs don't matter.
Depends. A small market shitty team desperate to sell tickets might be willing to offer more than he's making now. Hard to see any team with cup aspirations doing that though.
He doesn't make more money than McDavid or Pastrnak and he won't make more money than Draisatl for long imo.
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You guys are funny. Marner has 7 points after 8 games. After 16 games he will probably have 20 points, and then everyone will love him again. By the end of the season, he will be in his usual 95-100 point range.
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Something like that. The more important question is - what will he do in the playoffs?
Arzak
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Technically you're not wrong ,potential UFA Pasta with 61 goals, 113 points and 13 GWG is making $300K more than Marner on his RFA contract.
RFA Marner 10.903
UFA Pasta 11.250
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Average more than a point per game and likely play the most minutes of any forward on the team.
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Come on, just watch all his 2023 playoff points again. Show me one assist that was result of his high level playmaking? One assist where you can't replace Marner with just any player and expect that situation to result in a goal. I'll wait
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All true except the everyone will love him again part. The blind hate will rage on for some, such a weird bunch.
Exhibit A.He can’t even get the right kind of points.
In 2019, When Marner first hit 90 points, it was while playing with 28 year old, two time hart finalist John Tavares, which was essentially a prime Matthews at that time. He also played with Zach Hyman, whose proven to be an excellent 1st line support winger.
Matthews was injured part of 2019, and he according to advanced stats websites, he played primarily with rookies, Kapanen, Johnsson and senior citizen, Marleau. Matthews still paced 47 goals and 88 points in 2019 despite significantly worse linemates.
