LaPlante94
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Lily also played like 150+ AHL games and Rielly played 0 so it's hard to compare the 2.
Trades and UFA’s - Trade Deadline Edition
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RunItBackAgain
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Leafs still after another defenceman — The Fourth Period
The Toronto Maple Leafs still want to add to their roster before the trade deadline arrives.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs acquired one defenceman this week and plan on making another addition to their blueline before Friday’s 3pm ET trade deadline.
On Thursday evening, the Leafs landed Ilya Lyubushkin from the Anaheim Ducks in a three-way trade with the Carolina Hurricanes and gave up two draft picks.
Leafs GM Brad Treliving has been planning on bolstering his defensive corps and adding Lyubushkin was the first shoe to drop. Even before Lyubushkin was injured during Saturday’s game, Treliving was looking to acquire two rearguards. The extent of Lyubushkin’s head injury is not yet known publicly, and that could affect the team’s plans this coming week.
With relatively no salary cap space to work with, any new addition to the roster will likely result in another player being moved out either via a trade or through waivers.
The Leafs are believed to have varying degrees of interest in such defencemen as David Savard of the Montreal Canadiens, Matt Dumba of the Arizona Coyotes, Colton Parayko of the St. Louis Blues, Mario Ferraro of the San Jose Sharks and Joel Edmundson of the Washington Capitals, among others.
It is unclear whom the Leafs would consider moving out if they continue to add to their roster.
Treliving has also been scouring the market for a physical addition up front to deepen their bottom-six. As TFP’s David Pagnotta first reported last month, the Leafs have shown interest in Sharks forward Luke Kunin, who is in the final year of his contract and is eligible to become a restricted free agent July 1.
Tampa every year gets a big name addition.
Hanifin to Tampa would be crazy
Hanifin to Tampa would be crazy
Toronto Maple Leafs Deadline Whispers with Elliotte Friedman | JD Bunkis Podcast
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March 5, 2024
The JD Bunkis Podcast
Sportsnet's NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman joins JD Bunkis to discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs' trade targets, front office pressure, Nick Robertson, the goaltending battle, and the latest buzz around Sidney Crosby and the Penguins.
I’m telling you I would not be surprised if Lilly is part of a trade attached with the first round pick to bring in a real upgrade. If you’re going to move the first don’t you think the team should be aiming higher than Savard and Dumba??? These guys don’t move the needle
Commander Clueless
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To be fair, it's hard to have patience and also be all in at the same time...
Lilly was great with Brodie when Rielly was suspended.
Parayko, Toropchenko.
That's the all in for this year, do it Brad
That's the all in for this year, do it Brad
Knies Matthews Marner
Nylander Tavares Toropchenko
Bertuzzi Domi Jarnkrok
McMann Kampf Reaves
Holmberg
Rielly Parayko
McCabe Lybushkin
Benoit Lilly
Lagesson
Our team keeps getting bigger and better like this
Nylander Tavares Toropchenko
Bertuzzi Domi Jarnkrok
McMann Kampf Reaves
Holmberg
Rielly Parayko
McCabe Lybushkin
Benoit Lilly
Lagesson
Our team keeps getting bigger and better like this
leafsfan5
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If there's some form of retention on Parayko, I am warming up to the idea of this duo
Parayko is risky, but looking more at him he seems to check almost every box. He's big + mean, great defensively, and can carry the puck in transition.
The risk comes with the fact that he's 30, signed for a while, and already pretty slow. Retention would help in this case as we'd lower the cap hit and if it becomes an albatross, accept we have to pay a pretty penny to move off him
Torpchenko seems like a solid defensive option to play on the 4th line with Holmberg/Kampf
Evilhomer
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Some team is going to get a very useful player in Reilly Smith.
DougGilmour93
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What do we trade to get …
Blais
Torpochenko
Parayko
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1st
Jarnkrok
Robertson
Liljegren
Timmins
St.L retains %50 on Torpochenko and $500,000 on Parayko (per year)
Blais
Torpochenko
Parayko
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1st
Jarnkrok
Robertson
Liljegren
Timmins
St.L retains %50 on Torpochenko and $500,000 on Parayko (per year)
Punch Drunk Loov
Thought Viktor Loov was going to be a guy
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Trading Lilegren would be a shame I hope we keep him. I'm fine with no more trades or another Lyubushkin type move. Keep the 1st, if we find another Knies/Lilly/Cowan/ etc that's going to be more useful than 15 games of Matt Dumba.
F it! Do it. The more I look at the prices and who is available this looks way better
OVO16
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Physical bottom 6 player? I would like one Brandan Duhaime pleaseLeafs still after another defenceman — The Fourth Period
The Toronto Maple Leafs still want to add to their roster before the trade deadline arrives.
The Toronto Maple Leafs acquired one defenceman this week and plan on making another addition to their blueline before Friday’s 3pm ET trade deadline.
On Thursday evening, the Leafs landed Ilya Lyubushkin from the Anaheim Ducks in a three-way trade with the Carolina Hurricanes and gave up two draft picks.
Leafs GM Brad Treliving has been planning on bolstering his defensive corps and adding Lyubushkin was the first shoe to drop. Even before Lyubushkin was injured during Saturday’s game, Treliving was looking to acquire two rearguards. The extent of Lyubushkin’s head injury is not yet known publicly, and that could affect the team’s plans this coming week.
With relatively no salary cap space to work with, any new addition to the roster will likely result in another player being moved out either via a trade or through waivers.
The Leafs are believed to have varying degrees of interest in such defencemen as David Savard of the Montreal Canadiens, Matt Dumba of the Arizona Coyotes, Colton Parayko of the St. Louis Blues, Mario Ferraro of the San Jose Sharks and Joel Edmundson of the Washington Capitals, among others.
It is unclear whom the Leafs would consider moving out if they continue to add to their roster.
Treliving has also been scouring the market for a physical addition up front to deepen their bottom-six. As TFP’s David Pagnotta first reported last month, the Leafs have shown interest in Sharks forward Luke Kunin, who is in the final year of his contract and is eligible to become a restricted free agent July 1.
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I'd trade Lily in a package for Larsson or Borgen. It's easier to find a RD partner for Brodie than a top pairing RD for Rielly. You could make an additional trade for a guy like Savard or Jensen, or move McCabe up with Brodie and put Boosh with Benoit.
To trade Liljegren and keep Keefe would be maddening.
Keefe is a dime a dozen and not a coach I trust to develop any of our young talent.
Trading Liljegren because galaxy brain Keefe doesn’t know how to use him is just nucking futs.
Really done with Keefe. We need to move on.
Keefe is a dime a dozen and not a coach I trust to develop any of our young talent.
Trading Liljegren because galaxy brain Keefe doesn’t know how to use him is just nucking futs.
Really done with Keefe. We need to move on.
I think the chances of the Blues retaining on Parayko is less than 0.
Yes, it's a big cap hit, and he's 30, but I cannot see the Blues tying up 6 years worth of retention, no matter how small.
That being said, Parayko's $6.5m doesn't really scare me all that much. If there's one guy in the league that screams - this is the ideal partner for Morgan Rielly to log huge minutes, he's probably amongst the top guys.
The cap is going up, but significant amounts over the next few years. He doesn't need to be a #2 defenceman throughout the tenure of his contract.
That being said, I'm really not sure what St. Louis is thinking right now. They've got no rentals of significance. Parayko is the youngest of their top 5 defencemen at 30.... but quite a few decent prospects and young players up front.
They're a team that might really value a guy like Liljegren, or place some value on a guy like Timmins; although my strong preference would be to find a way to acquire Parayko, and keep Liljegren so that next year, you have Rielly-Parayko, McCabe-Liljegren as your top 4.
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Americanadian
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Can we not get a lister for a change?
When was the last time we got an a lister trade deadline?
Brian Leetch?
When was the last time we got an a lister trade deadline?
Brian Leetch?
OVO16
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Brandon Tanev, Sam Carrick, Brandan Duhaime and Luke Kunin all fit the bottom 6 physical player Treliving is looking for
I mean i thought Ryan Orielly was an A lister? Heck even Nick Foligno when we acquired him
Ryan O'Reily was a decent add. But I wouldn't consider him an A lister. Great player though.
Tanev would be a great add. Can't see Seattle getting rid him of though
I would put all my eggs in one basket and get a D. We need another D who can move the puck
If they move both of their acquisitions this year...this year...it would signal they were completely unprepared to manage the franchise becoming a top team - Dubas level dysfunction.
Good point, and they're just getting their feet wet. They can look pretty slick but if they run into the Preds first round and Saros is hot it could be the makings of the big first round upset.
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