Player Discussion Ryan Reaves and Calle Jarnkrok

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shaner8989

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Cut the dead weight. Jarnkrok is absolutely garbage in the playoffs and Reaves doesn’t play.

Why they are even on the team is beyond me
 

Skullz

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Don’t get the Reaves hate. He started off slow last year due to injury but came back strong and did the exact job he was brought here to do as a 4th liner for 1.35 mill. Jarnkrok I agree needs to go
My problem with Reaves is that the only place to play him on is the fourth line. If we do that, then we neutralize that line's ability to act as a primary shutdown weapon. If we played something like Lorenz - Kampf - Holmberg, you could throw them out in their own end and not worry so much about it. Reaves needs to be sheltered, and he doesn't provide anything offensively.

If he had league min it would be okay, but we can't even afford the 1.35
 
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keonsbitterness

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Don’t get the Reaves hate. He started off slow last year due to injury but came back strong and did the exact job he was brought here to do as a 4th liner for 1.35 mill.
50 regular season games should probably be the limit for Reaves. He made a big playoff blunder vs the Bruins, which isn't good for a guy whose career playoff contribution has been close to non-existent.
 
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Leafs87

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50 regular season games should probably be the limit for Reaves. He made a big playoff blunder vs the Bruins, which isn't good for a guy whose career playoff contribution has been close to non-existent.

Yes he did. He’s very unlikely to play in the playoffs but overall in that series he was pretty impactful. That being said I stick to my point that for his cap and role he does what he was expected. If you prefer to go into the season without this type of player that’s a different story, but I personally don’t. Even if he doesn’t play every game, having him around to loop in to rivalry games helps us. We’re pretty soft team all things considered.
 

keonsbitterness

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Yes he did. He’s very unlikely to play in the playoffs but overall in that series he was pretty impactful. That being said I stick to my point that for his cap and role he does what he was expected. If you prefer to go into the season without this type of player that’s a different story, but I personally don’t. Even if he doesn’t play every game, having him around to loop in to rivalry games helps us. We’re pretty soft team all things considered.
I'm fine with him on the team as long as he can play like he did in the last part of 23-24.
 
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Menzinger

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50 regular season games should probably be the limit for Reaves. He made a big playoff blunder vs the Bruins, which isn't good for a guy whose career playoff contribution has been close to non-existent.

That's probably the right number for him.

Problem is he complained to the media last season when he was kept on IR for a couple days longer than he liked. If he's here he expects to play
 
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Leafs87

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Jarnkrok is the most replaceable player there is. At least Reaves provides something unique.

It’s funny cause I kinda like playoff Jarnkrok but factoring in all 81 plus playoffs, his cap could defiantly be better served to improve the team. Maybe someone like when we had Acciari as a rental
 

Smif

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I can confidently say Jarnkrok played better than Marner. That said Leafs can trade him because he has value, Reaves and Kampf would cost them assets to move.
Wow. Ok...5 goals in 93 playoff games. 0 points in the last 7 games last series. Guy was invisible. I won't be surprised if we have to pay to get rid of him. Hopefully not but I could see it.
 

Puckstuff

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Jarnkrok is below Robertson and McMann on the depth chart, so if Pacioretty is sticking around, Jarnkrok is on the outside of the top 9. $2.1 million is a lot for a small winger who probably isn’t good enough to make our top 9 anymore and brings no physicality.
 

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