Sypher04
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Chara would be an excellent pickup, IMO.
Limit his minutes, mostly PK and late in the third.
As a top pairing? Definitely. As a 5/6? He can still do the job and mentor the kids.....and keep the flies off too.I'm not sold. I think he's looked worse and worse each year for the last probably 3
Honestly I've seen little of him but I would think that's expected.I'm not sold. I think he's looked worse and worse each year for the last probably 3
He’d actually be a quality vet to add for a season, also he’s won a cup something the Jumbos and Marleaus hadn’t come close to achieving.Honestly I've seen little of him but I would think that's expected.
Just his reputation and what he can get away with would add a little swagger, something sorely missing.
Kessel submits a trade request
man.. not gonna lie. I would love to have Kessel back.
Kessel submits a trade request
man.. not gonna lie. I would love to have Kessel back.
I would take him back pretty easily. He's not what he used to be but still a good player. Overall I have liked the off seaason but we need a top 6 winger and he would be an option.It would be fantastic at 50% retention but I struggle to find a fit.
I would take him back pretty easily. He's not what he used to be but still a good player. Overall I have liked the off seaason but we need a top 6 winger and he would be an option.
Thats true. It's probably a long shot but we have the prospects to entice Arizona. I know Kessel wasn't a bad guy or anything, but I also don't know if it's good for PR to bring back a member from an era we rather forget about. I personally don't care about that but the organization might.The Leafs probably could move Nylander to the LW where he's played in the past and internationally, or put Kessel on 3rd line and feast on weaker opponents, similar to how he was used in Pittsburgh.
Either way... I'm hoping the Leafs inquire. It'll be hard to fit though and the price might be rough at 50% retention.
Well, they could probably frame is as the vet with 2 Cup rings who has something left to prove.Thats true. It's probably a long shot but we have the prospects to entice Arizona. I know Kessel wasn't a bad guy or anything, but I also don't know if it's good for PR to bring back a member from an era we rather forget about. I personally don't care about that but the organization might.
The Leafs probably could move Nylander to the LW where he's played in the past and internationally, or put Kessel on 3rd line and feast on weaker opponents, similar to how he was used in Pittsburgh.
Either way... I'm hoping the Leafs inquire. It'll be hard to fit though and the price might be rough at 50% retention.
Maybe part of the Matthews trade?
Kessel, Dvorak, Chychrun, 2 * 1st. and 4 * 2nd.?
Then send Calgary born Nylander, and UFA Rielly, 1st., 2nd. for Tkachuk and Andersson?
Might as well control when Matthews goes to the desert.
Rielly likes this.
Maybe part of the Matthews trade?
Kessel, Dvorak, Chychrun, 2 * 1st. and 4 * 2nd.?
Then send Calgary born Nylander, and UFA Rielly, 1st., 2nd. for Tkachuk and Andersson?
Might as well control when Matthews goes to the desert.
Maybe part of the Matthews trade?
Kessel, Dvorak, Chychrun, 2 * 1st. and 4 * 2nd.?
Then send Calgary born Nylander, and UFA Rielly, 1st., 2nd. for Tkachuk and Andersson?
Might as well control when Matthews goes to the desert.
Would he be the player CJ was hinting when the Leafs ended their seasonWell, they could probably frame is as the vet with 2 Cup rings who has something left to prove.
That’s what the Hockey World said about Islanders with JT and they seemed to be doing better.As much as you're being factious about dealing Matthews now, there is some value to this post in drawing attention to his contract in that Matthews only has this year and next on his contract where you have control and the last 3rd year has a full NMC where Matthews calls all the shots and then he is a UFA potentially after that.
So if this current season doesn't go as planned and there is a retrool in Toronto next year it would have to be something the organization might have to think about in 2022-23 to have a say and have control and guarantee a return.
This current season could be a pivotal one when it comes to long-term planning.
If Matthews were to leave the organization as a UFA how far back would it set the Leafs?
As much as you're being factious about dealing Matthews now, there is some value to this post in drawing attention to his contract in that Matthews only has this year and next on his contract where you have control and the last 3rd year has a full NMC where Matthews calls all the shots and then he is a UFA potentially after that.
So if this current season doesn't go as planned and there is a retrool in Toronto next year it would have to be something the organization might have to think about in 2022-23 to have a say and have control and guarantee a return.
This current season could be a pivotal one when it comes to long-term planning.
If Matthews were to leave the organization as a UFA how far back would it set the Leafs?