Americanadian
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I think that depends where you look. EvolvingHockey has him as below average this year on the PK. I no longer subscribe to JFresh.
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Fogelhund
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Second most time on PK on his team so far, lowest GA/60. 11th place PK. You’d think he was a big part of that. Him and Gavrikov. Be nice to have both of them.
I do wonder how Jfresh comes up with those PK % rankings. He had the most minutes on the PK last year for Columbus, that was 20th in the league behind some poor goaltending. His GA/60 on the PK were respectable.
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Dubas trades have been above average. Some bad ones and some okay ones and some really good ones.Sorry but thats not true. We will agree to disagree. Other posters have tallied his trades, and he has lost more than he's won on the trade front, costing us exactly the kinds of players we are lacking. It's not a flattering list and not someone I would want to handle a trade for any of our core players, if it were to happen.
If GM's don't take him seriously, those GM's have problems. Not really. As a GM, it's Dubas' responsibility to manage his relationships with his peers. If his peers have a negative perception of him, who's fault is that: the no experience, no NHL pedigree newbie who comes across as thinking he's smarter than everyone, or a group of GM's who have accomplished at the NHL level as an executive, or player or both? I know who's got cred in my book....
Looks like the Robertson hype train has stopped: I know this is said in jest due to my incessant Malgin bashing, but Robertson hasn't done anything to lose faith in him. This Team is a tire fire, and I'm putting the "elite players" on blast before I look at Robertson. Robertson's effort continues to stand out to me, and he is one of the few players I see who is bringing an effort, and playing with more confidence than our core and established players. I wouldn't expect Robertson to light anything up with this team performing as it is, and in the complete disarray that it appears to be. I'm just glad to see he is not being left to stagnate on the Marlies, and is being given a chance to play with some talent. Kid is still 21 years old, and he deserves to continue to develop, and not be passed over by a 25 year old who still hasn't established himself in the NHL.
There is no evidence Dubas acts smarter than everyone. Don't say stuff without proof. Again you have no evidence peers have a bad image of him. You said you think he does? Well "I think" Dubas has done an incredible job. Do I have proof of that? No
Just because someone has more experience doesn't mean they have more credibility. I'm gussing Nonis and Burke had more credibility. How good were they?
The GM's are responsible for working with other GM's on moves even if they don't like him. Maybe they aren't trying enough? Anyways Mirtle whose very well connected to the Leafs and the league said yesterday Dubas is considered a good GM in hockey circles, so this argument has no legs. Before people come in and say he's protecting his guy. Mirtle spend almost all of yesterday criticizing the roster construction by Dubas. His rep is good.
Robertson's mins are being dropped and is now a healthy scratch, and not because team cares more about Malgin who has outplayed him. Malgin's underlying numbers are strong which is good because the teams are terrible
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Look at the Bruins. Krejic at 1 million and Bergeron at 2.5 mil both have won multiple cups so they are chasing a ring but they took huge discounts to make their team better and give cap space back.
Once Tavares deal is up I hope he takes 5 mil or less and frees up a huge chunk of change to help the team
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Peeke won't be traded by Columbus who gave him a 4 years extension a few weeks ago
SprDaVE
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Like if it's happened, long while ago..a franchise like Columbus isn't trading a good young player who they just rewarded with an extension..it's a wish that isn't happening
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Probably not but you're talking like he's a star player. If they tank and want things get shaken up, I don't think it's something that would be impossible.
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Punch Drunk Loov
Thought Viktor Loov was going to be a guy
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To be fair Bergy is still one of the best players in the NHL
Fogelhund
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Yet they suddenly, and unexpectedly have four RHD on the roster. Three signed this summer, one last summer. Someone is going who was recently signed.
They just signed Gudbranson, just extended Peeke, just signed Jiricek who forced his way into the lineup, and only signed Bean a year ago… so while typically your comment would be correct… they’ve recently signed four guys and will likely part with one at some point.
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Menzinger
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I do think something like this will happen. Hell end up getting a 3-4 year extension once his current deal is up for around 4-6 mil (assuming his production and health remain consistent).
He very clearly seems like he would want to stay in Toronto. And I think at this point would likely realize, big salaries are getting the way of him having a legit chance at a cup. At the point of him being in the very Twilight of his career he'll probably want to maximize chances at a cup. We also saw something similar with Malkin.
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Matthews, Nylander and Marner are going to get raises on their next contracts.
I'd be fairly certain JT's next contract is going to be substantially less. Especially if it's still in Toronto.
I'd be fairly certain JT's next contract is going to be substantially less. Especially if it's still in Toronto.
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Mirtle says that he's heard Muzzin will be on LTIR for the season.
He also lists a few replacements candidates like Gavrikov (mentioned here) and Chychrun (sky high price + injured prone) as LD options and a long list of RHD pending UFAs that could fit the bill. Mayfield, Klingberg and Stetcher to me would all be fine RHD options, varying in value.
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He also lists a few replacements candidates like Gavrikov (mentioned here) and Chychrun (sky high price + injured prone) as LD options and a long list of RHD pending UFAs that could fit the bill. Mayfield, Klingberg and Stetcher to me would all be fine RHD options, varying in value.
Mirtle: Why the Maple Leafs may need a trade to end their latest tailspin
With Muzzin on LTIR, Toronto can put a large portion of his $5.625 million salary to work on the open market.
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with the emergence of Addison I wonder if the Wild would be open to move Dumba, he's expiring after this year so he'd be a big trade chip for them if they don't turn it around....so would have to pay deadline prices nowMirtle says that he's heard Muzzin will be on LTIR for the season.
He also lists a few replacements candidates like Gavrikov (mentioned here) and Chychrun (sky high price + injured prone) as LD options and a long list of RHD pending UFAs that could fit the bill. Mayfield, Klingberg and Stetcher to me would all be fine RHD options, varying in value.
Mirtle: Why the Maple Leafs may need a trade to end their latest tailspin
With Muzzin on LTIR, Toronto can put a large portion of his $5.625 million salary to work on the open market.
Myers from Canucks or Larsson from Seattle would be others I'd kick tires on
Matthews gets 12.5
Marner gets 10.5
Willy gets 8.5
Hopefully new GM plays hardball with Marner
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I don't care who the GM is, these numbers are not happening. They just go UFA. Not really a wise move now, is it?
Fogelhund
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It can and it will. (I will see myself out)
Before investing further into this core, we need some evidence that they can perform when necessary. If they can’t, some changes will be needed.
Fogelhund
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Dumba has a brand name, but I don’t think he’s the guy we should target.
Mirtle says that he's heard Muzzin will be on LTIR for the season.
He also lists a few replacements candidates like Gavrikov (mentioned here) and Chychrun (sky high price + injured prone) as LD options and a long list of RHD pending UFAs that could fit the bill. Mayfield, Klingberg and Stetcher to me would all be fine RHD options, varying in value.
Mirtle: Why the Maple Leafs may need a trade to end their latest tailspin
With Muzzin on LTIR, Toronto can put a large portion of his $5.625 million salary to work on the open market.
Unless this team can pull itself out of the crapper I wouldn't waste good assets on it
I'd rather sell the pending UFA'S at the TDL, see if we can move Muzzin and Murray in the off-season if they are permanent LTIR candidates and retool for next season
idk , Minny board says he's good but makes bonehead decisions once or twice a game, sounds perfect
Menzinger
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I always have a bit of a soft spot for him. As someone who watches a decent amount of Wild games every season is say he will make some big hits on occasion, though can also be very dumb sometimes when it comes to decision making.
is be potentially interested in him, but not sure I'd be willing to pay a king's ransom for
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