The Devilish Buffoon
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Ritchie is garbage. Bad contract with negative value
Trading Kerfoot is literally a running joke on HF
Reilly only interests playoff teams who would likely only deal non-roster players back
As for Marner - show me the trade that makes Toronto better. I dont think it exists. That's literally part of the reason I made this thread. lol
I think you misunderstood. By no means would I expect Ritchie or Kerfoot to return any significant value. Both can be traded, though - Ritchie might not be worth trading due to cost of dumping him, but Kerfoot would return some value and, more importantly, provide roster flexibility.
Me "showing you the trade that makes Toronto better" for Marner is a fools errand, as neither of us have any clue what all 32 GMs value him as, and we also have no clue what actually makes a team better - I am sure neither of us predicted Vegas as a powerhouse, right??
I look at Detroit, Columbus, Buffalo, Anaheim, Arizona, Nashville, Seattle, and New Jersey as teams who could all put together very compelling offers for Marner while significantly aiding Toronto's cap structure in the short & longterm. Players I would look at include Larkin, Zadina, Hronek, Vrana, Bjorkstrand, Gavrikov, Korpisalo, Domi, Foudy, Forsberg, Sissons, Kunin, Fabbro, Oloffson, Cozens, Miller, Jokiharju, Rackell, Lindholm, Manson, Gibson, the list goes on. Toronto is a team, more than maybe any other in the league, that needs quantity & quality. Most teams need quality over quantity.
You seem dug in on this, but your thinking is way too rigid. Trading Matthews is the one trade they cannot in terms of strengthening their current competitive window. If they trade Matthews, they are just waiting for the Tavares contract to come off the books.
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