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Do you think we should sign him when he becomes a UFA?Member Lehtonin?
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Do you think we should sign him when he becomes a UFA?Member Lehtonin?
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I agree. There is nothing wrong with getting paid what you are worth.Somewhat presumptuous of you to know what I will say, no?
I simply feel that you draw a false moral equivalence to taking less and being a “good person”. Rather, I think he is free to do as he feels and it won’t change my perspective on him. Guy works hard and deserves whatever he chooses. He was a treat to watch in a leaf uniform either way.
Would he become a legend if he stayed here on a cheap deal? You’re damn right he would.
He might. He turned it on for the playoffs and won MVP.Does he have "killer instinct"?
I wash my hands of this post!Would have preferred Potus Pilote.
We'll make it past the first round next year for sure now.
What's shameful about it?
Hyman appears ready to enter UFA looking at a 6 million. Hyman is extremely rich and this was an argument people were using saying he would give us a discount due to having come from wealth while marner(some people's defense) was that he wasn't rich growing up so his 10.9M was fair.
Holmberg being a 40 point player is shameful? That's pretty much the best case scenario with him. He can come in and play a similar role to AJ when he was here
Trade marner sign hyman problem solvedHyman has given his all here for 6 years, including playing on a torn knee. He's been great - if we had 3 more Hymans, we'd be up 2-0 on the Jets right now.
For his services, he has earned a grand total of $10.1m over those 6 years. That's less than what Marner makes in 1 year.
He's 29. He has maybe 3 prime years left. He deserves to finally be paid what he's worth.
Now it's true that his parents are rich. But that's his parents' money. Do you view your parents' money as your money? I'm not a fan of that kind of attitude, and I would imagine that most folks aren't either.
Is he coming to North America this year, or is he staying in Europe? I can’t recall his contract status.
he has a pretty good development curve, and considered cerebral and smart on both sides of the book. Here’s hoping it translates.
on an aside, is Hallander coming over? Also can’t recall.
Would he become a legend if he stayed here on a cheap deal? You’re damn right he would.
Save us Holmberg. Become an Andreas Johnsson level winger next year. Could use a cheap 40 points to replace Hyman who's probably going to snake us and chase money despite his personal wealth
He's already got something more impressive than legends row, his jersey hanging in my favorite burger joint in the city.Zach Hyman on legends row - - right up there beside Keon, Bower and Kennedy.
Who knew!
He'll take a discount, but I don't know how big of one before he's insulted. It's a fine line. He probably has attachments to the city of Toronto deeper than anyone else on the team.Hyman has given his all here for 6 years, including playing on a torn knee. He's been great - if we had 3 more Hymans, we'd be up 2-0 on the Jets right now.
For his services, he has earned a grand total of $10.1m over those 6 years. That's less than what Marner makes in 1 year.
He's 29. He has maybe 3 prime years left. He deserves to finally be paid what he's worth.
Now it's true that his parents are rich. But that's his parents' money. Do you view your parents' money as your money? I'm not a fan of that kind of attitude, and I would imagine that most folks aren't either.
He'll take a discount, but I don't know how big of one before he's insulted. It's a fine line. He probably has attachments to the city of Toronto deeper than anyone else on the team.
Well they’re managements always been stupid why do you think this would stopWhat is the true comparable of Hyman with the flat cap? Toffoli was signed for 4.25mil as a UFA last season with the flat cap. Lowry, Laughton and Brown all signed for around 3mil.
I really don’t see how a team is willing to pay 5mil for Hyman in the open market with revenue actually lower than last season due to less games, a lot less gate revenue and less game day revenue for sales.
Leafs will be stupid to offer Hyman 5mil deal.
The more I look at it, the more I think he is around 3.5mil at the most.
When the hell do we stop paying for Phil with the salary retention?Pretty simple, IMO...
You can afford to sign Hyman for 5.0 million, if you deem the associated term acceptable, and move Morgan Reilly in a hockey trade, before you have to pay him big money next summer. Asset management for a guy who can't run the PP and isn't worth the 7.0 million+ that he's going to want.
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Matthews: 11.6 million
Tavares: 11.0 million
Marner: 10.9 million
Nylander: 7.0 million
Hyman: 5.0 million
Mikheyev: 1.6 million
Galchenyuk: 1.5 million
Simmonds: 1.0 million
Semyonov: 825k
Robertson: 825k
Brooks: 725k
Spezza: 700k
5 Defense
Muzzin: 5.6 million
Brodie: 5.0 million
Holl: 2.0 million
Bogosian: 2.0 million
Sandin: 900k
1 Goalie
Campbell: 1.7 million
Kessel cap retention: 1.2 million
Total: Roughly $71,000,000
You have $10,500,000 to sign / acquire...
2 forwards
2 defensemen
1 goalie
That's more than enough money if you want to keep Hyman.
This is the last season coming up.When the hell do we stop paying for Phil with the salary retention?
Hyman has given his all here for 6 years, including playing on a torn knee. He's been great - if we had 3 more Hymans, we'd be up 2-0 on the Jets right now.
For his services, he has earned a grand total of $10.1m over those 6 years. That's less than what Marner makes in 1 year.
He's 29. He has maybe 3 prime years left. He deserves to finally be paid what he's worth.
Now it's true that his parents are rich. But that's his parents' money. Do you view your parents' money as your money? I'm not a fan of that kind of attitude, and I would imagine that most folks aren't either.
When the hell do we stop paying for Phil with the salary retention?
A sixth-round pick of the Maple Leafs in 2018, the 22-year-old winger is enjoying a breakout season in Sweden after signing an entry-level contract last summer. Holmberg has a career-high 10 goals and 28 points in just 33 games this season with Vaxjo HC.