Ianturnedbull
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Every owner of every team cares about money.Ownership only cares about money. They're gonna re-sign Tavares, they'll re-sign Marner if his asks are in any shape or form reasonable, and the show will go on as a perennially good, but not great team and a playoff underachiever.
One just has to look at the Jays across the street to see what future await the Leafs. The Jays have been a mostly irrelevant club since they took over in 2000.
You make it seem like they sell off all their best players, they only spend to the cap floor, and that they do the classic capitalist model: pay low and sell high. This is nearly impossible when you look at this team. A cup winning TML is so much more profitable than a losing one. You make it seem as though they've never tried to win. Of course they have. Many organizations draft players, sign them to long-term contracts, and try to put them in a position to win. They don't punish them like fans want them punished for losing. NHL Hockey is incredibly difficult to win a championship in. Not every team has incredible luck to have everything fall into place and catch lightning in a bottle. Look at Boston. People have some kind of impression that they are a model franchise. They've only won 1 cup in the last 52 years. You'd think with all their bragging rights they would be up there with the best teams, but they are not. Your argument that the Leafs are somehow connected to the Jays and their woes is really wild and terribly cynical. You'd think we were as terrible as the Columbus Blue Jackets or something they way you talk. CBJ would kill to be us.