Proposal: Offer sheet Nick Robertson
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I don't think he has that kind of value. Unless the TML can clear space, I imagine they are happy to get a 3rd for him.
He's a guy the Pens board has mentioned a few times. We have the SJS 3rd and now the STL 3rd. I feel either of those for his RFA rights and reasonable discussions regarding a $2-3mil bridge would be fair for all parties.
He's a guy the Pens board has mentioned a few times. We have the SJS 3rd and now the STL 3rd. I feel either of those for his RFA rights and reasonable discussions regarding a $2-3mil bridge would be fair for all parties.
Jared Dunn
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If he gets that kind of offer sheet he's gone before the ink dries, you could probably get him at the 3rd rounder compensation level tbh
There's a pretty clear window for him to grab a top 9 and 2nd PP role in Toronto so he's gotta get over whatever disrespect he feels like the org has shown him and just play hockey
There's a pretty clear window for him to grab a top 9 and 2nd PP role in Toronto so he's gotta get over whatever disrespect he feels like the org has shown him and just play hockey
Why are the Sabres doing this? Already have too many middle 6 forwards to work with.
Robertson > broberg in terms of value, and blues just did it
One is a dman. The other is a smaller offensive wing
One spends his time in the ahl, one was on pace for 20 goals in the nhl last year
Awesome he’s still not getting a $4.5 million dollar offer sheet
All im saying is if broberg got offered that, why wouldn't robertson?
Empoleon8771
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He’d get the same offer sheet as Holloway IMO
Torontonian
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Depends, he would produce more in a 2nd line role.. But the reason why Robertson doesn't get the playing time on the Leafs is due to his play away from the puck. Not great along the wall and his d-zone play isn't good.
Robertson value is probably at a all time low for the Leafs if they were to try to trade him, I don't think they would get close to a 2nd round pick in return. So letting him walk to a offer sheet would net him the best return.
Broberg has potential to become a top 4 d-man in the NHL still, which is generally more valuable in the NHL and harder to get then a top 6 forward.
I understand your sentiment. I don’t think broberg is worth that obviously but if I’m giving $4.5 million on an offer sheet it would be for a former top 10 pick dman and not a smaller offensive wing. Whose a nice player but one you can tend to find.
BobClarkesfrontteeth
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Jared Dunn
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Go ahead and start that poll!!! godspeed
Smaller. I hear smaller alot like that actually matters in his case. The guy is a firecracker and plays well above his size, which isnt that small. Christ, hf posters talk like anyone under 6' isnt making an impact.
This isn't 1995 anymore guys, his size isnt a problem. He has also improved steadly every year, and all signs point to him be a consistent 20+ goal scorer in the nhl
If it's above 2.28m aav, see ya. If it's below that, then it's likely matched. Granted, even if it falls into the 1 third rd pick compensation the leafs may mull it over (depending on the team) based on their lack of draft capital.
The Leafs have been a team desperate for cheap forward depth basically ever since Robertson was drafted (thanks to the overpaid 4), and had a GM & Coach combo that absolutely loved small, soft forwards at any position in the lineup.
The stars aligned perfectly for Robertson to make the team every single year and he still couldn't get himself a permanent spot in the lineup. If he couldn't get er done in an ideal scenario, I doubt he does it anywhere else. I'd happily take a 3rd for him at this point
The stars aligned perfectly for Robertson to make the team every single year and he still couldn't get himself a permanent spot in the lineup. If he couldn't get er done in an ideal scenario, I doubt he does it anywhere else. I'd happily take a 3rd for him at this point
They had an idiot coach who wouldn't know a scoring line forward from a ham sandwich.
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Stop asking questions you clearly don't like the answer to.
Robertson was exactly the type of useless player Keefe should've loved
What’s his fall-down-per-60 rate?
He’s not an NHL top 6 winger because he has a shot. Thats literally all that he has and doesn’t play within the structure to get it.
