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Oh.That was me. I was saying that in a ton like yeah if there was no cap sure you could fit them on your team.
Oh.That was me. I was saying that in a ton like yeah if there was no cap sure you could fit them on your team.
I’d do Chychrun for Sandin, Knies, and the 1st. I’d take whatever dumps they want, too.I'm a Yotes fan and we wouldn't do the Chych deal (Sandin + a late first / throw in 2nd isn't even close).
More importantly in what universe does NSH trade Saros for Mrazek and 2 mid to late firsts. In case you hadn't noticed they have a pretty good team over there
You can't be a true before you play the majority of the games until this year he hadn't done that
Yup.Leafs fan here, if I would take every deal running away laughing, it’s safe to say every other team would easily pass.
Not one of those are close…they heavily favour Toronto…
These deals are made on the basis the leafs decide to forget the future and go for it now this year and next. Leafs want to go all in for this and next season these are the deals I was looking at. Let me know comments and if the value/fit is not there for VAN/ARZ/NSH.
Trade 1: Add a top 30 player in the league and a bit of depth
Toronto: JT Miller@50%, Luke Schenn
To Van: Justin Holl(cap piece), Nic Robertson (top 30 prospect league wide), Topi Niemela (top 50 prospect league wide) and 2022 2nd, 2024 2nd/B Propsect (Kokkonen, Kral, Steeves)
Leafs give up 2 A- prospects, and either 2 top 64 picks in the next 3 years or 1 top 64 pick and a B prospect. Holl is a vet who the Canucks can either keep and look at seeing if he fits on the team or move in the offseason for a mid round pick or two
Trade 2: Add a #2D for both the now and future
To Toronto: Jacob Chychuran
To Arizona: Rasmus Sandin, Toronto 2022 1st, and 2023 2nd
Leafs give up our best/2nd best young NHL player (non Core players, as those guys while young are established now as a top 3ish player, a top 20ish player and a top 50ish player) a top 32 pick and another top 64 pick. The Yotes would have our 2023 and most likely 2025 2nd for the Lyub trade giving.
Trade 3: Get a goalie with term whose proven to be elite.
To Toronto: Saros
To Preds: Mrazek, 2023 1st and 2024 1st
Leafs give 2 1sts for a goalie but both are hopefully in the 25+ pick range and not 18-25 range. Saros is proven to be elite and is one of the best in the league. Has 3 years term after this at only 5M. We also move on from Mrazek. Preds get to add for a retool if they choose to go that route and they have Askarov for the very near future making the loss of Saros bearable.
Leafs roster after these deals for the 2022 playoffs
Bunting - Matthews - Marner
Nylander - JT - JT Miller
Mikheyev - Kerfoot - Kase
Engvall - Kampf - Spezza
Rielly - Brodie
Chychuran - Lilijgren
Muzzin* - Lyubushkin
Saros
Campbell
Scratches: Dermott/Schenn/Simmonds/Clifford
With Muzzin on LTIR it works capwise with Simmond and Clifford to Taxi squad. Come playoffs with the cap not counting we can run Muzzin in the team as our 3LHD.
This team on paper has little holes and would be close to 2019-2021 Tampa on paper in terms of superstar quality, depth, defensive quality and goaltending excellence
While I agree with the fact the offers aren’t enough from Toronto, good luck with any team paying a 1st and their 2 best prospects+ for 1 year and change of Miller.Take the parts offered for Chychrun, add only the good parts you offered for Miller.
Put those together.
THEN you might have the pieces to get ONE of the players you tried for.
Miller is going to cost a 1st, your 2 best prospects(because they aren’t great) +
Both those prospects are nothing special dine a dozen players the leafs inflate
you aren’t getting Saros for a couple late 1sts(25-32)
While I agree with the fact the offers aren’t enough from Toronto, good luck with any team paying a 1st and their 2 best prospects+ for 1 year and change of Miller.
Which he won't be so it's not worth even thinking about. The only way he would be is if we were going full on gut job, which Poile doesn't do.I would think Nashville would have better offers if he was on the market
Again, good luck…and I mean that honestly. I hope the Canucks get that King’s ransom they are hoping for. But if you are hoping it comes from Toronto, I think you will be disappointed. Goalie and defence are too priority.Thats 2 runs at the cup with a guy top 12 in the league in scoring on an absolute STEAL of a contract.
He would push down Tavares to the 3rd creating amazing depth, or be a top line winger.
And I didn’t say ANY team.
I said the Leafs, and that’s because they don’t have any top prospects.
They have THEIR top guys, but none are real blue chippers.
I don’t think any of Toronto’s prospects are the right fit for what we are looking for, so I hope you are right!Again, good luck…and I mean that honestly. I hope the Canucks get that King’s ransom they are hoping for. But if you are hoping it comes from Toronto, I think you will be disappointed. Goalie and defence are too priority.
Again, good luck…and I mean that honestly. I hope the Canucks get that King’s ransom they are hoping for. But if you are hoping it comes from Toronto, I think you will be disappointed. Goalie and defence are too priority.
If we take what’s said in this forum, your best bet is from LA. Rangers aren’t giving up Schneider, Leafs aren’t giving up “their” 2 best prospects+1st+.I don't think any Vancouver fan hopes it comes from Toronto.
If we take what’s said in this forum, your best bet is from LA. Rangers aren’t giving up Schneider, Leafs aren’t giving up “their” 2 best prospects+1st+.
That’s the correct move if he is willing to re-sign with Vancouver at a price Nucks management is good with.I'd prefer not to trade him at all actually.
If we take what’s said in this forum, your best bet is from LA. Rangers aren’t giving up Schneider, Leafs aren’t giving up “their” 2 best prospects+1st+.
I guess best bet is the Rangers then? I mean at least they did make an offer which shows they have interest.Vancouver can forget about Kings prospects as well.
"State of the Franchise comments from Blake and Robitaille 02/27/2022
-Robitaille opened the event with some thoughts on the team’s “Development Strategy”
Reminded that LA’s plan was to move / trade some veteran players in 2018 and 2019, then integrate younger prospects / players into the system last season and this year.
-A fan asked if there is anything special to look forward to at the Trade Deadline next month. Blake spoke a lot about how the current players are slotted where they need to be (i.e. Kopitar, Danualt, and Byfield down the middle). “We’re going to continue putting players into the right spot leading into the deadline.”