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Career high of 68 points (73 point pace)
I think we should sign Alex Nylander to a league minimum deal to bolster the bottom six. He had a strong finish to the season in Columbus.
Career high of 68 points (73 point pace)
Career high of 68 points (73 point pace)
He has 61 points in 60 games last year and 30 goals in back to back seasons.
Seems rich, by $1-$1.5 AAV.. but he’s a low end first line wingers
Only 1 goal and 7 assists in 22 playoff games though surprisingly
Not if he makes the team and keeps his spot.Really seems close to a no-brainer.
But would someone pick him off waivers if he signs with Leafs?
Definite over payment but given the flyers are heading into a rebuild they'll need a few vets around to steer the ship.
Career high of 68 points (73 point pace)
He didny hit 70 this year despite PP1 time and playing with 110-120 pt nylander for most of his time spent thereNah, he will still get so much power play time that he will end up with at least 70 points. The Leafs will still be one of the highest scoring teams in the league.
That would cost draft pick currency, or a top prospect along with mediocre player dump.The ideal solution should be to find another McCabe deal but for a C to replace JT.
2-3 years left on a deal - retained contract - mid 20's would be perfect - 2 way - defensively responsible.
More like Nylander on the last year of his contract improved by 11 points this past season……….I mean a 28 year old Nylander improved by 11 points this past season.
Was he as consistent as Marner has been by pacing 90-100 points in 5 of his last 6 season?I mean a 28 year old Nylander improved by 11 points this past season.
Was he as consistent as Marner has been by pacing 90-100 points in 5 of his last 6 season?
I'm pretty sure Marner was on a 110 pt pace a few seasons ago. So it's not out of line with recent productionWas he as consistent as Marner has been by pacing 90-100 points in 5 of his last 6 season?
Last 5 years:I'm pretty sure Marner was on a 110 pt pace a few seasons ago. So it's not out of line with recent production
He won't hit 70 pts.His shooting percentage was quite low last year, so I'd guess he'll score around 5 more goals and 70 points overall. While that's not Sidney Crosby beast mode 94 points, or $11 million worth of production, it would still be very respectable 2nd line centre numbers. They just need to get his AAV down to match.
Keefe catered to these guys, Berube will demand defensive responsibility. Once the checking tightened up in the playoffs Marner became average.no I wont believe Marner will have changed or became more valuable if he has a good playoffs. this is a contract year and I've watched 6-7 years of his playoff performances. how does one good one prove to me he's that guy going forward and not the guy we've seen for the last 7 playoffs? I'll believe the consistency over his career then one year.
I also seems weird to me that you expect him to improve offensively at 28 and become a consistent 110 point guy when his 5 of his last 6 season have fallen in the 90-100 point range. could he have a great year and get 110 at some point in his next contract sure but he's been so consistent at 90-100 for the last 6 it's hard to see him stalling for so long only to get to another level in his late 20's.
More like Nylander on the last year of his contract improved by 11 points this past season……….
So 2nd. liners are going for that much today?
He has scored 30+ twice.
Prior to capfriendly shutting down, I was playing with a 92M cap for the season after this.There's probably a bit of overpay to keep him on an awful team, but the cap is likely heading for another 3-5+ mil increase next dummer. Which will mean we will have seen almost a 10 mil increase over the course of a couple years. Salaries are going to start reflecting that the later we go into the year.
Prior to capfriendly shutting down, I was playing with a 92M cap for the season after this.
Now do playoffs.
Career high of 68 points (73 point pace)
Yes he will.He won't hit 70 pts.
Love how you automatically assume the cap will continue to go up every year. A better strategy would be to plan for the worst, and hope for the best, but that’s just one fiscally responsible poster’s opinion……..There's probably a bit of overpay to keep him on an awful team, but the cap is likely heading for another 3-5+ mil increase next dummer. Which will mean we will have seen almost a 10 mil increase over the course of a couple years. Salaries are going to start reflecting that the later we go into the year.
Now do playoffs.
Yes he will.
Love how you automatically assume the cap will continue to go up every year. A better strategy would be to plan for the worst, and hope for the best, but that’s just one fiscally responsible poster’s opinion……..