Mitch nylander
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With his injury problems at most 2 years.So Malkin's contract will be a 35+ deal eh?
How long would you go?
With his injury problems at most 2 years.So Malkin's contract will be a 35+ deal eh?
How long would you go?
2x7m time it to end with the nylander and Matthews deals.So Malkin's contract will be a 35+ deal eh?
How long would you go?
So Malkin's contract will be a 35+ deal eh?
How long would you go?
Given how many Russian UFA's the Leafs have been in on and signed, I'm surprised it was quiet on the Kuzmenko front ... I trust the front office's perspective on these guys, because I figured they would be players if they saw fit. Seems like an opportunity is there on Tavares' wing.
This is the right answer. Muzzin/Brodie done then too. If you can get Sandin/Liljegren locked in for 3 years we'd have a tonne of flexibility there.2x7m time it to end with the nylander and Matthews deals.
Not sure the Leafs Nordstream pipeline has been all that successful with the Jim Paliafito recommendations. Zaitsev, Mikheyev, Ozhiganov, Barabanov, Lehtonen.
3 of those guys are full time NHLers right now and another was a solid depth guy for a year. That is more than our Hunter drafts outside of the top round can say in that same time, and unlike those drafts, it didn't cost us anything to get them.
If we are consistently bringing those guys in every year, we are doing better than most teams.
Given how many Russian UFA's the Leafs have been in on and signed, I'm surprised it was quiet on the Kuzmenko front ... I trust the front office's perspective on these guys, because I figured they would be players if they saw fit. Seems like an opportunity is there on Tavares' wing.
I know he's not a popular choice but if we can send a bad contract the other way with a prospect I think Josh Anderson would be a great fit
He's exactly the type of player leafs are missing. He can be inconsistent but really a big body that can play top 6 or bottom 6
The player you mentioned is not going to be on the table but even pretending he ever was, there would be dozens of better offers with better center pieces than Nylander
You want to bake your cake and eat it to with getting makar.
Similar if we changed him for Mack, Drai, McDavid, Fox, Kuch etc.,
Would you ever consider Nylander + 1st + lilijgren for Matthews?
A player as good as Makar would bring back the best player on the team for every team besides EDM, maybe Toronto, and possibly Tampa.
Nylander tier guys if they're being packaged for a better player, won't bring back a player whose younger, more dynamic, significantly better than him, on a better contract now and moving forward, etc.
If your targeting a better player than Nylander + or ++ for Matt Tkachuk/Brad Marchand/Jack Eichel type deal could be realistic
However Makar should be valued a bit higher than Matthews due to his contract.
You are actually proving my point and don't even realize it.
When tasked to ensure you win a Nylander trade, it is difficult. Most of the names you can come up with end up being untouchables we can't get with Nylander. You spent your first 5 sentences / paragraphs making this clear.
So explain to me then, why are we going to split Nylander into more depth when the next step up from Nylander+ are Makar level players? Logically that makes Nylander a hard asset to acquire in his own right and value you shouldn't toy with i.e Nylander+ is massive value, but players don't exist in that tier for it to be of any use. It is smarter to try to acquire this depth via draft and pre- pay raise like bunting, coleman, goodrow, marchment, 21/22 moore or basically any other mean that doesn't involve losing a young star. Using Nylander is actually the lazy route and should get GM's fired in today's game.
My point stands. Trading Nylander makes zero sense.
Paul Marner has entered the chatAllan Walsh (top NHL agent) has his podcast, and he said the expectation is the Cap will grow 1M, until 2024-25 and then a 10M jump will happen.
Kerfoot's best value as a UFA next summer will be as an asset at the trade deadline. Problem is our team would not trade him at that time as we're a 'go for it now' team. I bet at the trade deadline he could fetch a 1st or at least a 2nd and future 3rd or something.Sure dude, teams need Kerfoot even when certain teams have plenty like that. Homer's on here continues to overrate certain player's a d underrate player's like Nylander
Newsflash, you aren't getting a 1st round pick from Minnesota or Tampa fir Kerfoot. Never happening and you are dreaming if you think those teams will
Kerfoot's best value as a UFA next summer will be as an asset at the trade deadline. Problem is our team would not trade him at that time as we're a 'go for it now' team. I bet at the trade deadline he could fetch a 1st or at least a 2nd and future 3rd or something.
Right now we'll be lucky to get a 3rd for him, when a team can sign an UFA and not give up anything
Kerfoot's best value as a UFA next summer will be as an asset at the trade deadline. Problem is our team would not trade him at that time as we're a 'go for it now' team. I bet at the trade deadline he could fetch a 1st or at least a 2nd and future 3rd or something.
Right now we'll be lucky to get a 3rd for him, when a team can sign an UFA and not give up anything
I don't see why we'd trade Nylander for depth players?You are actually proving my point and don't even realize it.
When tasked to ensure you win a Nylander trade, it is difficult. Most of the names you can come up with end up being untouchables we can't get with Nylander. You spent your first 5 sentences / paragraphs making this clear.
So explain to me then, why are we going to split Nylander into more depth when the next step up from Nylander+ are Makar level players? Logically that makes Nylander a hard asset to acquire in his own right and value you shouldn't toy with i.e Nylander+ is massive value, but players don't exist in that tier for it to be of any use. It is smarter to try to acquire this depth via draft and pre- pay raise like bunting, coleman, goodrow, marchment, 21/22 moore or basically any other mean that doesn't involve losing a young star. Using Nylander is actually the lazy route and should get GM's fired in today's game.
My point stands. Trading Nylander makes zero sense.
Edit: Covered lateral moves earlier and someone already showed why nylander for saros type deals make zero sense too.
Lateral move needs some more expansion imo.You are actually proving my point and don't even realize it.
When tasked to ensure you win a Nylander trade, it is difficult. Most of the names you can come up with end up being untouchables we can't get with Nylander. You spent your first 5 sentences / paragraphs making this clear.
So explain to me then, why are we going to split Nylander into more depth when the next step up from Nylander+ are Makar level players? Logically that makes Nylander a hard asset to acquire in his own right and value you shouldn't toy with i.e Nylander+ is massive value, but players don't exist in that tier for it to be of any use. It is smarter to try to acquire this depth via draft and pre- pay raise like bunting, coleman, goodrow, marchment, 21/22 moore or basically any other mean that doesn't involve losing a young star. Using Nylander is actually the lazy route and should get GM's fired in today's game.
My point stands. Trading Nylander makes zero sense.
Edit: Covered lateral moves earlier and someone already showed why nylander for saros type deals make zero sense too.
Those players have 9m and 10m qualifying offers in the next 0-1 years.Matt Tkachuk is one option
Timo Meier another option
Nylander will be coming in at 9ishM as well in 2 years.Those players have 9m and 10m qualifying offers in the next 0-1 years.
Matthews is our best player and shouldn't be dealt until next summer at earliest if he gives signs/indications that he's not coming backLateral move needs some more expansion imo.
It is true swapping Nylander with an equal with different skillset might help with roster balance issues, but the "using Nylander is the lazy route" nails it.
Let me assume the role of a Nylander critic. Biggest complaint is he has another gear to offer but doesn't seem to sustain this gear.
Nylander is now entering his prime. If he finds even 50% of this gear, you risk losing this lateral move terribly. It would have been better to keep Nylander and use other roster spots to offset the balance issues. There was no need to use Nylander.
With all angles covered to show the likelihood of losing a Nylander trade (very high likelihood)......why are we trading Nylander again?