Ianturnedbull
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Value of: Nylander (Trade)
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AND about $10 million per year for the next 5,6,7 years.
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No one knows that, do they? The obvious point is trading for Nylander will also command committing to him to a very large salary.
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Or just wait for next year. If I was WN, I wouldn't talk about a new contract until after a trade if my terms aren't met by TML...
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Honestly this seems like the likely scenario. Teams that want him as a rental don't have the cap space to trade for him now and teams that can sign him to term won't give up the assets as they're likely all rebuilding which is why they can afford him. I could see Carolina doing something around Pesce or maybe Calgary as they also have players they can't seem to sign. Outside of that who knows.
And the team that gets him will be much better off because of it. The best time to have traded WN was at the draft.
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Maybe. Are you running a General Managers Clinic right now?
There are no hard and fast rules as far as I'm concerned.
I assume that a GM can find the right team, the right trade, and the right cap situation 365 days a year.
We think that we know the price of things, but then look at what TBL paid for Tanner Jeanot.
An overpayment seems to me that it has nothing to do with the draft, but more what a desperate team is willing to give up.
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No offense - but the potential range of value in that trade is REALLY wide.
My immediate response was that Nylander wasn't worth that, but then I could see a scenario where COL offers Girard, a suspect and their 1st round DP and that might fly from their perspective. I would expect that TML would turn it down because they're not looking for a Girard type of dman.
I don't think that 1 year of Nylander is going to get the Leafs a quality top 4 d-man, a 1st round DP, and a quality prospect. I guess time will tell.
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Razamanaz
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That’s the dumbest answer ever!
Hanifin would be the Leafs best dman!
Djp
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he isn’t returning that. Deadline as a rental would be something like a 1st/2nd+ player . It could be a second because of involving a third party pass thru.
Djp
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It won’t
Toronto gets a 1st or 2nd+ ok prosprct or ok young player. But not top notch.
if they need to use another team in retrntion thry will ask for a 2nd or 3rd. A late team 1st (25-32) could be turned into a 2nd+3rd and split up between 2 teams.
nylander will be asking for too much, he’s a soft player, and not a play driver. He benefits from his linemates.
Morgan Rielly exists. You also have McCabe who is needed on the PK and Girodano who is essential to the leadership
Gabe Kupari
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His value is determined by his contract extension. 10 million? Not many teams gonna give him that. 8.5? I'm sure a few might. How much he demands determines his value
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Nylander’s trade value differs greatly depending on whether it is a one year rental leading to UFA or whether he agrees to sign an extension.
If TML management thinks they are getting what Leafs fans are saying, WN will be a UFA next July...
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Is that top 4 d current, or a young player who's in the AHL/NHL who has that potential ?
