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Excellent.CJ also says Leafs are expected to sign ZAR with whatever pool they have left
Excellent.CJ also says Leafs are expected to sign ZAR with whatever pool they have left
Sorry, never can tell these days.sarcasm for all the Dubas haters. The smiley is a hint, my friend.
I don't think he caved in this instance. Seems like a pretty fair deal.
… do you honestly believe that if there was no injuries he would have signed? No he wouldn’t have.
The relationship was fractured in the summer. Sandin was frustrated with the leafs. But he understands that this is his best opportunity to into the line up.
I think the Leafs are just as frustrated with Sandin.
If the relationship was that fractured, he would have been traded.
Using the term fractured doesn’t automatically equate to the worst possible scenario. A break down in communication, halt to negotiation, frustration on both sides is a fractured relationship between player and club. It doesn’t mean that things can’t be mended.
That is true but I think this was just a player getting very bad advice. These things clear up pretty fast. Not sure the frustration or fracture or whatever adjective you want to use matters all that much.
Just look at DeBrusk with Boston. The guy asked for a trade for over a year and he's still there. (he rescinded the request this summer I think)
Zeke,It's sad that so many "critical thinkers" nowadays don't realize that they're lapping up well funded corporate anti-government propaganda.
Rasmus Sandin told his agent to get off his uninformed ass and close this deal today so Lewis Gross reached out to Leafs GM Kyle Dubas early this morning and expressed a desire to end the contract stalemate. Leafs stood firm on $1.4M AAV. With injuries on Leafs' blue-line, Sandin felt the pull to end the stalemate.
Which injuries? Didn't Muzzin just return from injury?
Exactly, I think we are on the same side here. Fracture or break downs between players or whatever you want to call it and clubs happen all the time. Especially when players have an expectations and the clubs have different expectation.
I just chose to use the word fracture.
Wonder how he knows what was offered?
That is true but I think this was just a player getting very bad advice. These things clear up pretty fast. Not sure the frustration or fracture or whatever adjective you want to use matters all that much.
Just look at DeBrusk with Boston. The guy asked for a trade for over a year and he's still there. (he rescinded the request this summer I think)
Zeke,
When the worlds media is reading the same script, sometimes word for word, who is funding who?
When you control the message, you control the narrative.
Now back to Sheldon Keefe and his HoF career that will be played out in Toronto over the next 15 years![]()
Sandin said lets kiss and make up, and the Leafs said yesI think the Leafs are just as frustrated with Sandin.
If the relationship was that fractured, he would have been traded.
Muzzin and Liljegren. Muzzin still isn’t cleared to play at this moment and didn’t even finish practice yesterday.
That would pretty well guarantee that he goes to edmontonNice! Hope he's up to speed.
Cap management will be interesting, waive Simmonds?
I'm sure they will be fine going forward, it's just business.Yep. From an outsiders perspective based on what we know + the history of the agent, I think there was a miscalculation by the players side on how things would play out. They acted like they had leverage when the team was actually in the stronger position.
Regardless it's all over now. Focus is now in rebuilding the relationship
good deal
same deal he got offered in june
dubas growing some balls
Don't think I agree. In a general sense that holds true, but looking at the specifics of the situation if we had say Heinen/Holl instead we ice an equal healthy roster with a substantially more robust D group.Unfortunately it really doesn't make sense to be paying more than league minimum for our #7D when we're up at the cap.
I win again!Sandin signed by October 10. You read it here last.