We hold all the cards with Knies, that really wouldn't be necessary. Knies would be the last player I would trade on this team.Put an extension deadline on Matthew Knies and if he doesn't sign, use him for a Cozens trade.
Agreed. Prices only go up. I think most of the time it’s a game of chicken. Nobody wants to move first.One thing I've always been a fan of, is making moves well before the deadline. It gives the new player more time to build chemistry with the team, and it also gives you time to judge if you need to make other moves. Plus, I think at the deadline, prices tend to be inflated.
Agreed. Prices only go up. I think most of the time it’s a game of chicken. Nobody wants to move first.
We hold all the cards with Knies, that really wouldn't be necessary. Knies would be the last player I would trade on this team.
Burke said the same thing on a leafs podcast the other day. Prices go up and he preferred to do his shopping earlyPrices go up and then way down. Lots of sellers get left holding the bag.
Knies is more important than Marner. The only thing he las left to do is perform in the playoffs this year. He looks like a winner though from what I can see.
Burke said the same thing on a leafs podcast the other day. Prices go up and he preferred to do his shopping early
Put an extension deadline on Matthew Knies and if he doesn't sign, use him for a Cozens trade.
Knies is already twice the player Cozens is and will sign roughly the same contract as Cozens 7mill deal. What, if anything, will this accomplish for Toronto?
Dont expect much myself and nobody worthy of a first place teamKnowing the Leafs, this “storm” is going to be a light shower on a sunny day.
Hoping for a Cozens but fully expecting a Bjugstad.
Dont expect much myself and nobody worthy of a first place team
That would be bold...Put an extension deadline on Matthew Knies and if he doesn't sign, use him for a Cozens trade.
Prices will drop the closer you get to the deadline. Tre needs to dig in and not panic. If other GMs do not soften, I am fine with rolling the dice with what we got and keep your bullets for future runs. If the core cannot get it done again, they need to go in another direction this summer.Burke said the same thing on a leafs podcast the other day. Prices go up and he preferred to do his shopping early
Like the author, I was surprised that Kyle Palmieri is only 34 years old. He had 30 goals last year and is trending for 30 this year. He has a right shot, can take face-offs, plays a bit of C here and there. Maybe not a top choice for the Leafs, but not a bad option.Interesting article discussing players that could be moved, or not...
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Very likely re-signed by the Isles. He’s up over been pretty good the last 2 years and NYI only have 1 other NHL caliber LD.Like the author, I was surprised that Kyle Palmieri is only 34 years old. He had 30 goals last year and is trending for 30 this year. He has a right shot, can take face-offs, plays a bit of C here and there. Maybe not a top choice for the Leafs, but not a bad option.
Has anybody been following Romanov's career? He's an LHD but he's pretty cheap.
Friedman on 32 thoughts:
- If Rantanen is available, the Leafs will be interested. Kept saying this is something you can't count Tre out of
- Poured cold water on Schenn, would love to have him but will be tough to acquire + STL is back in the playoff race
- Leafs will look for insurance on D
- said he would be "floored" if the leafs do not add a forward