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I would expect that Sandin is included in a trade to upgrade the 2nd pair LD. For whom, and what total cost, I don't know. If Gavrikov, would a package of Sandin, a 2nd and one of our C prospects suffice/an overpayment? It's not that I don't appreciate Sandin's potential, I just don't think he's/will be good enough this year.DeMelo is not an improvement on Holl. Most guys we can get are not improvements on him, and those who are will be expensive.
Sandin will also be in this lineup full time or will be traded.
I agree I just wonder what it would cost if we kept SandinTo Columbus: Sandin
To Leafs: Matt Roy
To LA: Gavrikov
To Leafs: Murphy
To Chicago: 1st or prospect
Rielly - Roy
Giordano - Liljegren
Brodie - Murphy
Holl & Benn as extras
No real defined #1 pair, a bunch of #2 worthy pairing though. If Leafs can hold Sandin and still get both these guys even better.
This is the best proposal yet. Leafs get 2 RHD with term. That lineup looks good.To Columbus: Sandin
To Leafs: Matt Roy
To LA: Gavrikov
To Leafs: Murphy
To Chicago: 1st or prospect
Rielly - Roy
Giordano - Liljegren
Brodie - Murphy
Holl & Benn as extras
No real defined #1 pair, a bunch of #2 worthy pairing though. If Leafs can hold Sandin and still get both these guys even better.
1st + 3rd is what most Jackets fans have said near the deadline.Wonder what the cost for Gavrikov is
Demelo is Winnipegs best defensive D, he is a massive upgrade on Holl.DeMelo is not an improvement on Holl. Most guys we can get are not improvements on him, and those who are will be expensive.
Sandin will also be in this lineup full time or will be traded.
Not sure if posted already
To Columbus: Sandin
To Leafs: Matt Roy
To LA: Gavrikov
To Leafs: Murphy
To Chicago: 1st or prospect
Rielly - Roy
Giordano - Liljegren
Brodie - Murphy
Holl & Benn as extras
No real defined #1 pair, a bunch of #2 worthy pairing though. If Leafs can hold Sandin and still get both these guys even better.
I know everyone gets excited about defenders but acquiring two top 4 D is over kill in my opinion. We can fill 3 holes if we use our assets properly. As an example targeting ROR, Barbashev, and Murphy or Jeannot, Scissons, and Gavrikov.
I just don't see how Gavrikov really makes us all that much better. He's left handed and a bottom pairing defenseman if we're all healthy (minus Muzzin). I'm just not feeling it at all and I'd be surprised if the Leafs more or less waste their time with an average addition.
I just don't see how Gavrikov really makes us all that much better. He's left handed and a bottom pairing defenseman if we're all healthy (minus Muzzin). I'm just not feeling it at all and I'd be surprised if the Leafs more or less waste their time with an average addition.
What about Karlsson at 7.5 and then trade Rielly for a top 6 winger and 3C.
Add a Murphy or Gavrikov as well
Brodie Karlsson
Giordano Murphy
Sandin Lilly
A smooth skating rugged defenseman who can clear the crease and block shots. Probably more of a true #4, but I definitely see the appeal.
Gavrikov - Lilly would be a solid pairing as they each cover the lacking attributes of the other.
The only thing is the cost, to me he’s not a 1st+ type of acquisition
We need someone good at puck retrievalI really don't think he'll clear much of anything infront of the net. He'll block shots, but Jordie Benn can block shots. Victor Mete can block shots. It's not much of a skill to have.
I like him for what he provides but I think the Leafs have a much bigger hole higher in the lineup, someone that can contribute at both ends of the ice. Or at the very least someone with experience of playing tough minutes. This is why Lyubushkin kinda fell off, he was terrible at everything else other than hitting (still a good addition for Ritchie).
You could sit out Sandin for him I guess but I feel like it's really not... great. And the Leafs still have an influx of LHD. I know why people like him, I just disagree that he's a great or big time acquisition, more or less shuffling the chairs.
When it comes to the Leafs and T.J. Brodie, we find that Brodie, despite playing more often against tough forwards (who are far more likely to attempt to gain the blue line with control than depth forwards), actually stops more controlled entries against than any other player on the Leafs except Rasmus Sandin. When attacking players attempt to enter against Brodie, they are successful 49 percent of the time, compared to 54 percent of the time against the rest of the Leafs group. This doesn’t seem like a huge margin, but consider that the other defenders on the Leafs that consistently play against top competition are much worse in this regard
I just don't see how Gavrikov really makes us all that much better. He's left handed and a bottom pairing defenseman if we're all healthy (minus Muzzin). I'm just not feeling it at all and I'd be surprised if the Leafs more or less waste their time with an average addition.