DJIncognito
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- Jun 9, 2007
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I wouldn't even trade Marner straight up for Tavares
No, they wouldn't.
I wouldn't even trade Marner straight up for Tavares
No, they wouldn't.
No, they wouldn't.
We're talking about the same John Tavares, center for the New York Islanders right?
I love Marner as much as the next Leaf fan, but come on.
1) Marner's potential ceiling is quite a bit higher than Tavares
2) Marner is cost controlled ELC, meaning they can spend salary elsewhere
Toronto takes a deal 1 day out of 10, and on that 1 day... the person who accepted the trade was drunk and would regret it the next day.
1) Marner's potential ceiling is quite a bit higher than Tavares
2) Marner is cost controlled ELC, meaning they can spend salary elsewhere
Toronto takes a deal 1 day out of 10, and on that 1 day... the person who accepted the trade was drunk and would regret it the next day.
I salute you for your massive amount of homerism, it's quite impressive.
So Marner ceiling is quite higher than a center who averaged 37.78 goals and 82.61 points per 82 games for the last 4 years?
What are you expecting? 45 goals 95 points?
1) Marner's potential ceiling is quite a bit higher than Tavares
2) Marner is cost controlled ELC, meaning they can spend salary elsewhere
1) Marner's potential ceiling is quite a bit higher than Tavares
2) Marner is cost controlled ELC, meaning they can spend salary elsewhere
Toronto takes a deal 1 day out of 10, and on that 1 day... the person who accepted the trade was drunk and would regret it the next day.
I love Mitch Marner. I would have drafted him over anyone other than Eichel or McDavid.
He's not going to be better than Tavares.
1) Marner's potential ceiling is quite a bit higher than Tavares
2) Marner is cost controlled ELC, meaning they can spend salary elsewhere
Toronto takes a deal 1 day out of 10, and on that 1 day... the person who accepted the trade was drunk and would regret it the next day.
You don't see what I see. You will understand soon enough.
I'd question his character if the bolded ended up being true.
I just don't think there's even the slightest possibility that will be the case. Franchise players want to be the guy who leads his franchise to the Promised Land. They don't bail just because the team struggles to get over the hump. A lot of times they take it on themselves for not getting the job done, even if it's not their fault.
This business about "if Snow doesn't improve the team, Tavares walks" sounds more like paranoia than anything based in reality.