Seravalli: Tatar to the Leafs?
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bansheebeat
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Sign him cheap and let him score at a 60-point pace. Then trade him at the deadline for a better playoff fit.
BigDaddyLurch
Have some PRIDE, Eric...
...dunno if there's a GM left in the entire League that doesn't know that Tuna totally disappears come Playoff time...it's his M.O...
Tatar will sign a multi-year deal somewhere. He won't sign a dirt cheap prove it contract for one year at the age of 30. We've seen this story before.
I don't know man tomorrow is day 4 of free agency we are at the points where prices start dropping
I wonder if they are out on Tatar now that they have Kase I hope not because as skilled as Kase is he's as durable as sand
Just Linda
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I like Anaheim Kase but I dunno, I'd have taken the known asset (Tatar) over the promised one (Kase being healthy)
The only fit for Tatar is a rebuilding team that needs a vet to insulate their young guys.
Or the leafs.
Or the leafs.
atleast they have cups
posts like these read too much like video games, and until this team realizes that 'bottom' six is equally important as your 'top six' they have nothing
they keep letting players go that actually mean something when they go somewhere else and are used properly
Tyler Bozak (tavares screwed so much depth up)
Matt Martin
Leo Komarov
Connor Brown
now
Zach Hyman
for anyone not to see how badly Tavares has screwed this franchise's trajectory especially now, well i don't know what to say..
Sand is.. durable
Michael HOMERUNing
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Not really, it's people who are lesbian dance theory major's (seen above) that fail to understand that a majority of cap dollars go to paying the best players while every single off season there are players available like the ones above.
The depth last year was old veterans and the injury 10 mins into the playoff to Tavares/Foligno in-out exposed that in the line-up. The core of this roster is elite and it's no question about it. We signed Brodie last year and fixed the D finally, this year we will fix the O and win that first round.
Del Preston
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Friedman was on Edmonton radio today and said a team told him Tatar isn't interested in a 1-year, $2M type of deal right now. Friedman thinks he's trying to maximum term.
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HabsAddict
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Too old to build with, no value for contenders and pretenders.
Tatar value is in the 2x2 range...and he's probably seething right now. The guy gets points but getting sat in playoffs reduced his value to half of what he would get otherwise.
Tatar value is in the 2x2 range...and he's probably seething right now. The guy gets points but getting sat in playoffs reduced his value to half of what he would get otherwise.
Half the league struggles to make the playoffs every year. They would be dumb to look down their nose at Tatar. How much money did Cody Ceci get? And he's not good in either the playoffs or regular season.
Hoffman and Toffoli have set the bar for 20-25 goal players who perform in the playoffs. So Tatar should easily come in in the 3-4 range. Teams like Ottawa, Arizona, Buffalo, San Jose, Anaheim, Detroit, Columbus, Vancouver, and probably a few more could all use a 50-60 point player who was an integral part of one of the best 2-way lines in the NHL while also being a great teammate and consummate professional.
TheKrebsCycle
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I couid see that, or maybe in Boston to replace some of the lost Kreiji offense.
Gaylord Q Tinkledink
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If you sign him, make him a healthy scratch in the playoffs. It's a cheat code to get to the finals, but you need a cheat code to win it
