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Leafs 2019-20 Nylander only trade required to get the cap room needed

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Équipe: 2019-20 Maple Leafs de Toronto
Date de création initiale: 5 mars 2019
Publié: 5 mars 2019
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Nylander's contract is designed to be easily traded to any team. And those teams that are cash short will love his contract. He has a lot of trade value.

Let's face it Marleau will not waive to be traded and will not retire.

Zeitsev will be difficult to Trade. And he if put in the right situation is good enough. He has played well when he is with Muzzin.

Brown is a valuable player for the leafs - penalty killer, reliable defensively and can move up to top lines in case of injury.

Kadri is on a cheap contract for what he can do and that is worth a lot for the leafs in a cap crunch year.

Hymen is a valuable player as well. Plays well in the forechecking corner to retrieve pucks and also good on the penalty kill.

The leafs would like to keep Johnsson and Kapanen.

Sandin and Liljegren probably need a another year in the AHL with top minutes to perfect their skills before moving to the NHL.

My opinion is trade Nylander for future assets to get the cap room to keep all the other forwards. Then 2020-21 use Marleau's money to work on the defense if Sandin and Liljegren cannot step up.

Let's face it the leafs need more time to mature. It has been evident that they lack consistency and that often comes with Maturity. Let the majority of the team stay together and mature into a top consistent cup contender. We can get the cap issue under control by just moving one of the top players (Nylander) and leave the the rest of the team to grow together. The team has shown that they are top team without him as they did well before he signed.

There is a million of cap space left for one of the kids to take the final spot or for another low cost free agent signing.
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C/RW William Nylander traded to open up cap space for a couple of picks (1st and leafs own 5th back) and 2017 10th overall pick RW Owen Tippett that is a goal scorer with some size that has a solid potential of being a future NHL 1st or 2nd line winger

This trade happens after the July 1, 2019 signing bonus has been paid to Nylander making his actual salary for the next 5 years a bargain for Florida's cash flow. Florida will have the cap space needed without sending any cap back to Toronto.

Picks can be adjusted to make more far if needed but I think they are reasonable.
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5 mars 2019 à 19 h 18
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Few major things here:

1) Nylander is not the guy that will be traded for cap space relief. You don't trade your highest skilled guys, look at Edmonton trading Hall and Eberle. Not the move the Leafs wanna make. Guys like Zaitsev, Brown, Kadri, and (at a long shot chance) Hyman would be traded before Nylander is even considered. Nylander's deal was signed the way it was so that it helps the Leafs cap situation, not to make him moveable.

2) Dubas has said he IS NOT trading Nylander. He's stuck to his plan from day 1, why would he defer from it? He likes skill. Nylander is playing incredible. $6.9M for him will be a steal for him.

3) Your trade value is way off if they're considering moving him to a divisional team. If he's moved to anyone on the same division, the price is substantionly higher.

Bottom line: Nylander isn't being traded.
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Tavares + Muzzin makes the Leafs better, and slams open our contention window.

This trade makes the the Leafs worse.

Judge this team after the playoffs, not based on a bad game or 2 in Jan/Feb when there's barely anything to play for and we are missing 3 of our top players.

And JonesRyan has a great point, why are we making a division rival better?
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Why do the Panthers do this? I’m sure they are hoping tons of teams give offer sheets for Marner to hurt the Leafs cap situation. Panthers aren’t going to help them especially if you’re asking for Tippett
5 mars 2019 à 19 h 38
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Quoting: jonesryan
Few major things here:

1) Nylander is not the guy that will be traded for cap space relief. You don't trade your highest skilled guys, look at Edmonton trading Hall and Eberle. Not the move the Leafs wanna make. Guys like Zaitsev, Brown, Kadri, and (at a long shot chance) Hyman would be traded before Nylander is even considered. Nylander's deal was signed the way it was so that it helps the Leafs cap situation, not to make him moveable.

2) Dubas has said he IS NOT trading Nylander. He's stuck to his plan from day 1, why would he defer from it? He likes skill. Nylander is playing incredible. $6.9M for him will be a steal for him.

3) Your trade value is way off if they're considering moving him to a divisional team. If he's moved to anyone on the same division, the price is substantionly higher.

Bottom line: Nylander isn't being traded.


1) The problem is that in the cap world you can not tie up about 39-40 mil of the projected 83 mil cap in 4 forwards, Something is gotta give to keep a competitive team in place.
2) I am sure Dubas would like to keep them all but it just may not be possible and he said that before signing Matthews and now what he most likely will have to pay for Marner.
3) There is a good chance that Tippet will play for Florida next year bypassing the AHL completely. And if you need more picks or another prospect from Florida to make the trade fair I would like to see your proposal.
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Quoting: Barilko14
Tavares + Muzzin makes the Leafs better, and slams open our contention window.

This trade makes the the Leafs worse.

Judge this team after the playoffs, not based on a bad game or 2 in Jan/Feb when there's barely anything to play for and we are missing 3 of our top players.

And JonesRyan has a great point, why are we making a division rival better?



I disagree about this trade making the team worse. It may be worse than this year but I think is is better than a lot of the other AGM teams I have seen for next year.
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Why do the Panthers do this? I’m sure they are hoping tons of teams give offer sheets for Marner to hurt the Leafs cap situation. Panthers aren’t going to help them especially if you’re asking for Tippett


It may not be Florida they trade to it could be another team that would like Nylander and has a good top prospect and couple of picks to trade. I can see you know the quality prospect that Tippett is. Florida would do this if they would like a player now to step in rather than wait for Tippett to mature.
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Quoting: Gauss
1) The problem is that in the cap world you can not tie up about 39-40 mil of the projected 83 mil cap in 4 forwards, Something is gotta give to keep a competitive team in place.
2) I am sure Dubas would like to keep them all but it just may not be possible and he said that before signing Matthews and now what he most likely will have to pay for Marner.
3) There is a good chance that Tippet will play for Florida next year bypassing the AHL completely. And if you need more picks or another prospect from Florida to make the trade fair I would like to see your proposal.


The cap is going to keep going up, especially with Seattle coming into the league. Nylander's $6.9M won't be an issue. The way to work around it, is to move the less valuable players, ie Zaitsev, Brown, Kadri, or Hyman as I stated. It's not a smart organizational move to move your skilled players over lesser ones. Keep in mind that I can guarantee that Dubas kept the pending cap issue in mind when he signed Nylander. He has Brandon Pritum working beside him who literally wrote the CBA. So they can maneuver around it. If he wanted to trade Nylander, he had every opportunity and reason in the world to do it when he didn't have a contract. Now that he's playing better, they're not gonna make a irrational move. They've thought it through before and on how to keep Nylander. It's stupid to move him.
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The minute the Leafs signed Tavares, Marner was a goner, as you can’t have three forwards making $11 million (plus another guy making $7 million). Plain and simple.

Luckily for the Leafs, Marner’s departure will allow them to sign Kappanen and Johnsson (plus the assets acquired for Marner’s rights), and they won’t miss a beat.
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Quoting: Gauss
It may not be Florida they trade to it could be another team that would like Nylander and has a good top prospect and couple of picks to trade. I can see you know the quality prospect that Tippett is. Florida would do this if they would like a player now to step in rather than wait for Tippett to mature.


Why do the Panthers need to get to the floor this year? They most likely make a splash in free agency? OTT is the team looking to get to the floor.
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I disagree about this trade making the team worse. It may be worse than this year but I think is is better than a lot of the other AGM teams I have seen for next year.


The whole point is it's worst then this year.
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Quoting: MacDaddyNYR
The minute the Leafs signed Tavares, Marner was a goner, as you can’t have three forwards making $11 million (plus another guy making $7 million). Plain and simple.

Luckily for the Leafs, Marner’s departure will allow them to sign Kappanen and Johnsson (plus the assets acquired for Marner’s rights), and they won’t miss a beat.


Lol. Marner's not going anywhere. Plain and simple.
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Again, Nylander is way too talented to trade for cap relief. The guy skates like Stamkos, stick handles like Patrick Kane. Just wait till next season when he has a full training camp. 80+ point potential.
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The whole point is it's worst then this year.


Show me a team for next year that won't be worse than this year given the cap situation.
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Again, Nylander is way too talented to trade for cap relief. The guy skates like Stamkos, stick handles like Patrick Kane. Just wait till next season when he has a full training camp. 80+ point potential.


I agree in a perfect world. There is just this little cap situation and it is all about how you want to approach it.
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Show me a team for next year that won't be worse than this year given the cap situation.


Any way you slice it, it makes more sense to get rid or worse players first.
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Any way you slice it, it makes more sense to get rid or worse players first.


As long as it does not hurt the team on the long term. Giving up to many future prospects/picks and thinning the depth pool is in my opinion the main reason over the last 30-40 years that I have been watching the main cause of the leafs losing seasons after season.
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As long as it does not hurt the team on the long term. Giving up to many future prospects/picks and thinning the depth pool is in my opinion the main reason over the last 30-40 years that I have been watching the main cause of the leafs losing seasons after season.


Done right, dealing a Brown type for picks or prospects will continue to replenish our depth. Leivo for Carcone for example. It was written off as a nothing return by everyone (myself included), but now Carcone looks like he's finding his way, and maybe our development team can turn him into another Trevor Moore success story.
 
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