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If they’re ready they can do that.It’s time to move dead weight in order to inject some youth
Out
Jarnkrok
Kampf
In
Grebenkin
Cowan
We’re way better and save millions in cap
If they’re ready they can do that.It’s time to move dead weight in order to inject some youth
Out
Jarnkrok
Kampf
In
Grebenkin
Cowan
We’re way better and save millions in cap
If you can move Jarnkrok and Kampf without retention and at a reasonable asset cost, then you do that. It opens up a lot of better options.I really don't want to lose Holmberg and/or Robertson to keep Jarnkrok and Kampf. I don't know if that is a stupid feeling if both can't clearly win jobs over the latter two, but it's just how I feel.
Cowen doesn’t look close enough to me.It’s time to move dead weight in order to inject some youth
Out
Jarnkrok
Kampf
In
Grebenkin
Cowan
We’re way better and save millions in cap
could trade cowen for real muscleCowen doesn’t look close enough to me.
He’ll be back in junior.
We don’t have enough skill in the system to part with him. Leafs need to restock the prospect pool if they want to play that angle without stressing out an already weak group.could trade cowen for real muscle
Obviously not the result you want to see from basically our entire starting lineup against a very sparse Sens team. But I honestly think it's going to get worse before it gets better. I think Chief alluded to it in his post game presser about the team being too cute at times and not playing direct. It's a philosophy that has been enabled for years under Sheldon Keefe. Far too many soft skill plays that are not consistently executed at a high level.
I really think this training camp we will start to see the boys shift their mindsets. I am cheering for Mitch, but I genuinely am not too sure if north/south compliments his game best. He's got all the skill in the world to adjust, but it really will be up to him to make that change.
Time will tell. Lots of work to be done for sure
The issue with Grebenkin is his skating. Still needs some work to keep up with the pace of the NHL. Other than that he’s a very good player with the looks of a future power forward.I think people are jumping on the Grebyenkin hype a bit too much
His hands, or even his offensive toolset is very good. The fight and tenacity was just a cherry on top, but his defensive game is a bit underdeveloped. I see a top 6 winger who has potential for 60 points there, but he’s not gonna get there playing 4th line with Reaves and kampf or whatever
Send him down to the ahl, stick him next to minten who is a smart and good defensive player, give him first powerplay and let him adapt to the NA ice and the system. If he dominates, call him up and let’s see what he has to offer, but I’d initially start him in the ahl.