Rejoint: mars 2018
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I think we can come to the conclusion, Toronto isn't not willing to give up more than a bargain for their players because they think of them so highly, but at the same point other teams are not willing to give up a Top RHD because it's just not an interest especially when it's very difficult to find that type of player anymore that is actually worth something. Toronto has the most serious conversations when it comes to actual trades because they are so much in a hole, that they need to fill other teams aren't willing to give up for so cheap. Which is why I don't think Seth Jones, Brett Pesce, Alex Pietrangelo, Colton Parayko, Josh Manson, Hampus Lindholm, or what was once said John Klingberg to Toronto because Toronto just isn't willing to give up the market value for that type of player. Face value is what they want to give up and that's not what teams are in the market for especially buyers. Sellers are more willing to give those type of players up (aka Anaheim), but at the same time they want to try and build around those core players, but it's for a huge chunk of change to get them, and that is where the arguments are at. Toronto feels that their players is worth more than what the Seller has counteroffered, so Toronto asks them to add a little bit, well now the Seller feels they are being screwed in a deal, so they ask for more and it goes back and forth back and forth back and forth. It's the same thing every time.