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Oh wow... good point.Two waived players in Carolina...
Oh wow... good point.Two waived players in Carolina...
Oh the opposite of "All hockey insiders know every little thing there is to know"Ah. The ole "No hockey insider knows anything about anything in hockey" thing that happens here. Got it.
Thanks!
So we think Dubas will cave yes?
The Leafs have such a good shot at the cup this year. One they might not have next year when Marner and Matthews sign their deals. Because right now they have two players worth double digit cap hits on ELCs.
Better to sign Nylander, take your best shot at the cup, then deal with the consequences later.
It's unrelated
Are you sure? Nobody can say for sure what's going on anymore but the timing of the moves are interestingIt's unrelated
Are you sure? Nobody can say for sure what's going on anymore but the timing of the moves are interesting
Disagree with this theory for winning cups. The best shot at a cup comes from being good for multiple years, not taking an all-in shot. It's too hard and there's too much out of your control when it comes to the cup.
That said, if the reports about being between $6.6 million and $6.9 million are correct then it's not going to be a massive issue if Dubas is the one who moves. At this point they're both likely standing strong because it doesn't really make much of a difference if it's signed today or Saturday.
The Hawks traded Brian Campbell, so no contract is too rich to be traded.Except that it might get him traded but I think that's what he really wanted all along. This BS about wanting a contract that makes him untradeable is crazy. Why in the world would they think that a team, any team, would be ok with that? Most teams aren't in the business of giving millions of dollars away and certainly not just so a player can never be traded. That would be insane.
Are you sure? Nobody can say for sure what's going on anymore but the timing of the moves are interesting
It's smart if those players you get back can help you win a cup.Friedman said that was his opinion.
This is crunch time, the Leafs are bluffing. Doubt they trade him right now if they can’t agree to a deal. A trade at the draft makes more sense. Hastily trading Nylander for whatever you can get right now isn’t smart.
Nylander will not be traded right now. Not a chance. No way Dubas is giving Willy away for the garbage spare part offers we have been hearing about.It's smart if those players you get back can help you win a cup.
It's unrelated
And are those other teams waiving multiple players and connected to Nylander like CarolinaOther teams are waiving players too.
I won't disagree with you on that but the timing like I said is interesting. They could have waited a few days to make these moves also but because Carolina has been connected to the leafs/Nylander and we are in the final 48 hours it's definitely a possibility. Maybe it's just a coincidence but maybe not also....HCRBA talking about Darling being waived "We milked that for as long as we could, just to be fair to everybody. ... Having three just doesn't set up very well. It's hard to practice and hard for them to get their reps."
Zykov just appears to have fallen out of the rotation with no chance of seeing the ice.
Nylander+ for SlavinWhy would Carolina need to make room though? you would think their side would be trading away more players vs acquiring if Nylander is going their way.
Why would Carolina need to make room though? you would think their side would be trading away more players vs acquiring if Nylander is going their way.
Toronto entertains NO deal with CAR with Pesce as the piece coming back. Not even close value for Willy Nylander.Nylander+ for Slavin
So we think Dubas will cave yes?
The Leafs have such a good shot at the cup this year. One they might not have next year when Marner and Matthews sign their deals. Because right now they have two players worth double digit cap hits on ELCs.
Better to sign Nylander, take your best shot at the cup, then deal with the consequences later.