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Two Way Forward Corps and better defense

Créé par: Hammerwise
Équipe: 2020-21 Maple Leafs de Toronto
Date de création initiale: 14 août 2020
Publié: 14 août 2020
Mode - plafond salarial: Basique
Description
Better two way and physical forwards in Laughton, Domi and Kassian. Juulsen or Liljegren fight it out for RD, and Gudas, strong/physical stay at home veteran and PKer to pair with Sandin. More balance and cap space
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RFAANSCAP HIT
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  1. Choix de 3e ronde en 2020 (WPG)
  2. Choix de 6e ronde en 2020 (STL)
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  1. Domi, Max [Droits de RFA]
  2. Juulsen, Noah [Droits de RFA]
  3. Choix de 2e ronde en 2020 (STL)
  4. Choix de 2e ronde en 2020 (CHI)
  5. Choix de 3e ronde en 2020 (WSH)
  6. Choix de 4e ronde en 2020 (WPG)
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  1. Malgin, Denis
  2. Choix de 2e ronde en 2020 (STL)
  3. Choix de 3e ronde en 2020 (WSH)
  4. Choix de 4e ronde en 2020 (WPG)
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14 août 2020 à 6 h 5
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14 août 2020 à 6 h 11
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I hope the Leafs trade Marner, but not to Montreal
14 août 2020 à 6 h 18
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Mtl would take this at least add Armia to it or another d forward
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14 août 2020 à 6 h 21
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That Marner trade is awful good to know a 94 point player is worth nothing on this site
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14 août 2020 à 6 h 30
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That Marner trade is awful good to know a 94 point player is worth nothing on this site


I chose MTL, because Domi (while a 30;pt a year drop) brings a type of game TOR needs IMO, added nice young RD, (albeit injured this year), cleared 4mil in cap, and got back 2 2nds, a 3rd and a 4th, but Armia in the deal is a nice shout. Trading a 10mil player is never going to be equal value, but I was looking to address what I see as TOR weaknesses by dealing from depth.

You're never going to trade a 90pt player for a 90 pt player, but getting a 50-60pt player, a solid RD, cap space and 4 nice picks is probably closer to realistic.

In simple terms of the lineup above with that trade: Marner = Domi, Juulsen, 4 good picks and Gudas

I think TOR lacks two way play, forechecking/backchecking and physicality.
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14 août 2020 à 6 h 44
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I chose MTL, because Domi (while a 30;pt a year drop) brings a type of game TOR needs IMO, added nice young RD, (albeit injured this year), cleared 4mil in cap, and got back 2 2nds, a 3rd and a 4th, but Armia in the deal is a nice shout. Trading a 10mil player is never going to be equal value, but I was looking to address what I see as TOR weaknesses by dealing from depth.

You're never going to trade a 90pt player for a 90 pt player, but getting a 50-60pt player, a solid RD, cap space and 4 nice picks is probably closer to realistic.

In simple terms of the lineup above with that trade: Marner = Domi, Juulsen, 4 good picks and Gudas

I think TOR lacks two way play, forechecking/backchecking and physicality.


I get a real kick how people on this site think a 90+ point player is worth a 50 point winger a nothing prospect and some middling picks because he makes 10 million. He makes 10 million because he can score 90 points. There are about 30 players in the entire league that can do that. It's extremely rare, hence why he makes money.
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14 août 2020 à 6 h 54
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I get a real kick how people on this site think a 90+ point player is worth a 50 point winger a nothing prospect and some middling picks because he makes 10 million. He makes 10 million because he can score 90 points. There are about 30 players in the entire league that can do that. It's extremely rare, hence why he makes money.


If you look at it just from point production, then few deals will ever be equal. Toronto in their current non-playoff qualifying form will not improve by moving middling contracts and being so top heavy in my opinion.

And Im not anti-Marner, I'm just looking at contract, return and real team needs or weaknesses. And theres probably a slightly better return somewhere else for a great player like Marner, but in my opinion you're not going to improve the team, by moving the middling dermotts or johnssons, and you're never going to trade a 90 pt player for a 90 pt player.

In the above, looking outside out of points alone you are getting Marner = Domi, Juulsen, 4 good picks and 3-4mil in cap space for a solid RD veteran, and to me I think that's not equal value but it makes the team better.
14 août 2020 à 6 h 59
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If you look at it just from point production, then few deals will ever be equal. Toronto in their current non-playoff qualifying form will not improve by moving middling contracts and being so top heavy in my opinion.

And Im not anti-Marner, I'm just looking at contract, return and real team needs or weaknesses. And theres probably a slightly better return somewhere else for a great player like Marner, but in my opinion you're not going to improve the team, by moving the middling dermotts or johnssons, and you're never going to trade a 90 pt player for a 90 pt player.

In the above, looking outside out of points alone you are getting Marner = Domi, Juulsen, 4 good picks and 3-4mil in cap space for a solid RD veteran, and to me I think that's not equal value but it makes the team better.


Opinions are useless. This is a crap proposal and makes TO worse. People on here have the opinion that paying depth guys more money and stars less money is smart, it isn't. Kapanen proves this. He gets 3.4 million and was handily outplayed by the Leafs 4th line. The big 4 did everything they could to win and the rest of the team did nothing. So break up the core and add more average players to do nothing is the answer. Defence!!!! Is what idiots will shout but the Leafs defence was not at all the problem in that series it was Korpisalo being a difference. Look at how he's played against Tampa? Columbus has won 3 games so far they had no business winning because he stood on his head.
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14 août 2020 à 7 h 6
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I chose MTL, because Domi (while a 30;pt a year drop) brings a type of game TOR needs IMO, added nice young RD, (albeit injured this year), cleared 4mil in cap, and got back 2 2nds, a 3rd and a 4th, but Armia in the deal is a nice shout. Trading a 10mil player is never going to be equal value, but I was looking to address what I see as TOR weaknesses by dealing from depth.

You're never going to trade a 90pt player for a 90 pt player, but getting a 50-60pt player, a solid RD, cap space and 4 nice picks is probably closer to realistic.

In simple terms of the lineup above with that trade: Marner = Domi, Juulsen, 4 good picks and Gudas

I think TOR lacks two way play, forechecking/backchecking and physicality.


Quoting: Hammerwise
I chose MTL, because Domi (while a 30;pt a year drop) brings a type of game TOR needs IMO, added nice young RD, (albeit injured this year), cleared 4mil in cap, and got back 2 2nds, a 3rd and a 4th, but Armia in the deal is a nice shout. Trading a 10mil player is never going to be equal value, but I was looking to address what I see as TOR weaknesses by dealing from depth.

You're never going to trade a 90pt player for a 90 pt player, but getting a 50-60pt player, a solid RD, cap space and 4 nice picks is probably closer to realistic.

In simple terms of the lineup above with that trade: Marner = Domi, Juulsen, 4 good picks and Gudas

I think TOR lacks two way play, forechecking/backchecking and physicality.


Cause Domi is such a physical player and forechecks? This deal is pretty much Domi and two 2nds for Marner who is more impactful at all ends of the ice than Domi. Maybe if this was Domi and Suzuki + the Leafs consider it but Marners overpayment of 1-1.5M doesn't make him worth a fringe top 6 guy and some picks
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Opinions are useless. This is a crap proposal and makes TO worse. People on here have the opinion that paying depth guys more money and stars less money is smart, it isn't. Kapanen proves this. He gets 3.4 million and was handily outplayed by the Leafs 4th line. The big 4 did everything they could to win and the rest of the team did nothing. So break up the core and add more average players to do nothing is the answer. Defence!!!! Is what idiots will shout but the Leafs defence was not at all the problem in that series it was Korpisalo being a difference. Look at how he's played against Tampa? Columbus has won 3 games so far they had no business winning because he stood on his head.


I don't think I'm saying that. Toronto got beat in qualifying by CBS forecheck and their goalie, but to look at the entire season: the firewagon offense and pretty average defense made a qualifying round failure pretty obvious.

I'm not saying lesser players are better, I'm saying a solid and well balanced team is better. You're never going to replace a Marner, but in the above, you've replaced marner and kapanen with laughton, gudas, domi, and kassian and brought in more youth in the system (while not getting dramatically older) and in my opinion that's a better team.

I don't think band aid solutions make the team better and my opinion might be useless to you, but you are countering with your opinion. How would you make the team better without moving one of the big 4 (and I think Tavares and Matthews are undertouchable) so the big 2?
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Cause Domi is such a physical player and forechecks? This deal is pretty much Domi and two 2nds for Marner who is more impactful at all ends of the ice than Domi. Maybe if this was Domi and Suzuki + the Leafs consider it but Marners overpayment of 1-1.5M doesn't make him worth a fringe top 6 guy and some picks


Hey I agree its light, and maybe its a 1st, a 2nd or a solid Armia and a 1st (Suzuki is a nice shout, but MTL doesn't come close to that). And Juulsen is a solid RD who had a very good 1st year, so hes definitely not a throw away.

As Ive said, Marner is by the far the best piece, but the idea is to get the best return to address team weaknesses. Its just about approx. return to address multiple positions/weaknesses on the team, because you're not going to get a one for one return, and maybe MTL isn't the destination. But standing pat with the top 4 I don't think helps the team next year
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Hey I agree its light, and maybe its a 1st, a 2nd or a solid Armia and a 1st (Suzuki is a nice shout, but MTL doesn't come close to that). And Juulsen is a solid RD who had a very good 1st year, so hes definitely not a throw away.

As Ive said, Marner is by the far the best piece, but the idea is to get the best return to address team weaknesses. Its just about approx. return to address multiple positions/weaknesses on the team, because you're not going to get a one for one return, and maybe MTL isn't the destination. But standing pat with the top 4 I don't think helps the team next year


They can add Gudas without trading Marner fairly easily and Juulsen isnt a top 4 dman. Hes 23 now with only 44 NHL games under his belt. Dermott and Holl (who people are saying are the problem) are probably twice as good. Not to mention the return that the Leafs could actually get if they decide to move Marner would be much better than this so why is it even being discussed?
14 août 2020 à 7 h 35
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I don't think I'm saying that. Toronto got beat in qualifying by CBS forecheck and their goalie, but to look at the entire season: the firewagon offense and pretty average defense made a qualifying round failure pretty obvious.

I'm not saying lesser players are better, I'm saying a solid and well balanced team is better. You're never going to replace a Marner, but in the above, you've replaced marner and kapanen with laughton, gudas, domi, and kassian and brought in more youth in the system (while not getting dramatically older) and in my opinion that's a better team.

I don't think band aid solutions make the team better and my opinion might be useless to you, but you are countering with your opinion. How would you make the team better without moving one of the big 4 (and I think Tavares and Matthews are undertouchable) so the big 2?


Except no goals were scored off the forecheck. This is the exact problem with this site. People say stuff without either having a clue what they are talking about or they use comments from others who don't know what they are talking about to form an opinion. The Leafs gave up too many odd man rushes due to forwards blowing assignments at the opposition Blueline. That has nothing to do with the cycle.
14 août 2020 à 7 h 41
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They can add Gudas without trading Marner fairly easily and Juulsen isnt a top 4 dman. Hes 23 now with only 44 NHL games under his belt. Dermott and Holl (who people are saying are the problem) are probably twice as good. Not to mention the return that the Leafs could actually get if they decide to move Marner would be much better than this so why is it even being discussed?


Dermott is getting heat because there was a pinch in game 3 that led to a goal and the commentators blamed him. The reality was Kapanen was supposed to be the high forward and he was down at the dot and couldn't recover. The Leafs system calls on the defence to pinch to maintain offensive possession but it's paramount the high forward does his job to protect from odd man rushes. Kapanen blows that job all the time. As did Robertson and even JT a couple of times. This happens again and again and idiots blame the defenceman for doing exactly what they are supposed to do.
14 août 2020 à 7 h 48
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14 août 2020 à 8 h 27
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If TML was to present that exact deal to MTL, 2 things would happen within 15 minutes of the call:
1- MTL would accept and even pay for the long distance call...
2- Dubas and everyone else in Front office would get fired on the spot + riots would last for days on Bay St.!!
14 août 2020 à 8 h 27
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Oilers take that and run
14 août 2020 à 9 h 33
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The Marner/Domi deal is a steal for the Habs. But Montreal would never bail Toronto out otherwise. Marner's contract makes him almost untradeable especially given the flat cap. Contracts Montreal needs to sign next year: Tatar, Danault, Gallagher, Petry, Armia, Lehkonen. And the following year: Chiarot, Kulak, Suzuki, Kotkaniemi. Montreal isn't going into cap hell for fair value on Marner. So Toronto can keep Marner and enjoy an extremely top heavy team for years that can't get out of the first round (and struggles to make the playoffs).
 
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