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17 juill. 2021 à 15 h 33
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hextall MUST use the mccann money wisely. the return is looking rough right now
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17 juill. 2021 à 15 h 44
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re my comment^, hallinder isn't a bad prospect, i think he can contribute in a couple of years
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hextall MUST use the mccann money wisely. the return is looking rough right now


Yep, cause now we lose McCann and ZAR. Why not just lose McCann and move on.

I like Hallander. Don’t get me wrong. But a 7th round pick?? Come one man.

McCann just turned 25 years old. Can move up and down the lineup as needed. Had .775PPg last season. Had 14 goals and 35 points the year b4 in a shortened season playing 3C on a bad 3rd line. And 19 goals and 35 points the year b4 that; the last full NHL season.

He has 1st round pedigree. Again, just turned 25 last month. Plays very well on the 1st PP when Geno is out. Plays a good 200foot game. Makes just 2.9M and is a RFA and still under team control.
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17 juill. 2021 à 15 h 47
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Yep, cause now we lose McCann and ZAR. Why not just lose McCann and move on.

I like Hallander. Don’t get me wrong. But a 7th round pick?? Come one man.

McCann just turned 25 years old. Can move up and down the lineup as needed. Had .775PPg last season. Had 14 goals and 35 points the year b4 in a shortened season playing 3C on a bad 3rd line. And 19 goals and 35 points the year b4 that; the last full NHL season.

He has 1st round pedigree. Again, just turned 25 last month. Plays very well on the 1st PP when Geno is out. Plays a good 200foot game. Makes just 2.9M and is a RFA and still under team control.


i thought he was worth at least a 4th. hallinder will contribute in a couple years. i hope he uses the money wisely
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17 juill. 2021 à 15 h 49
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i thought he was worth at least a 4th. hallinder will contribute in a couple years. i hope he uses the money wisely


It should have been Holl and Hallander. Amd We could protect Letang, Dumoulin, Holl. And leafs could protect Dermott.

Holl could have been our 3rd pairing RHD for 2M.
17 juill. 2021 à 15 h 54
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It should have been Holl and Hallander. Amd We could protect Letang, Dumoulin, Holl. And leafs could protect Dermott.

Holl could have been our 3rd pairing RHD for 2M.


ya i really like holl, cheap 3RHD who is big (*hextall and burke*), the leafs probably want to protect him tho, maybe why he wasnt traded? not sure tho
17 juill. 2021 à 16 h 7
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i thought he was worth at least a 4th. hallinder will contribute in a couple years. i hope he uses the money wisely


Even worse if u say we gave up MCCann and the 15th overall pick for Kappy and a 7th.
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17 juill. 2021 à 16 h 16
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hextall MUST use the mccann money wisely. the return is looking rough right now


Nahhh the return isn’t that bad. They get a solid forward prospect back. I’d say Hallander is the equivalent to a mid-late 2nd rounder. And he is coming off his best season as a prospect. McCann disappears come playoff time so it’s par for the course that Toronto trade for him lol. I would bet Seattle takes ZAR now which is no big loss. Use the money to get either Coleman or Hyman and they are great. Still a lot of offseason and moves to go.
17 juill. 2021 à 16 h 17
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Nahhh the return isn’t that bad. They get a solid forward prospect back. I’d say Hallander is the equivalent to a mid-late 2nd rounder. And he is coming off his best season as a prospect. McCann disappears come playoff time so it’s par for the course that Toronto trade for him lol. I would bet Seattle takes ZAR now which is no big loss. Use the money to get either Coleman or Hyman and they are great. Still a lot of offseason and moves to go.


Ya, it’s bad. Should have just let them take McCann and move on.
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Nahhh the return isn’t that bad. They get a solid forward prospect back. I’d say Hallander is the equivalent to a mid-late 2nd rounder. And he is coming off his best season as a prospect. McCann disappears come playoff time so it’s par for the course that Toronto trade for him lol. I would bet Seattle takes ZAR now which is no big loss. Use the money to get either Coleman or Hyman and they are great. Still a lot of offseason and moves to go.


ya i corrected myself after, hallinder is now their best prospect, i think he can contribute in a couple years. the 7th really bothers me tho. i thought mccann could fetch a 4th at least. Holl would've been a good add too but the leafs prob would want more than just mccann if he was included
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Nahhh the return isn’t that bad. They get a solid forward prospect back. I’d say Hallander is the equivalent to a mid-late 2nd rounder. And he is coming off his best season as a prospect. McCann disappears come playoff time so it’s par for the course that Toronto trade for him lol. I would bet Seattle takes ZAR now which is no big loss. Use the money to get either Coleman or Hyman and they are great. Still a lot of offseason and moves to go.


hallinder was also the pens 2nd round pick in 2018(?) i believe
17 juill. 2021 à 16 h 19
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ya i corrected myself after, hallinder is now their best prospect, i think he can contribute in a couple years. the 7th really bothers me tho. i thought mccann could fetch a 4th at least. Holl would've been a good add too but the leafs prob would want more than just mccann if he was included


i still have a lot of faith in hex and burke and everyone knows why this was done (expansion reasons) but protecting tanev over zar or carter at this point would still shock the life out of me
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ya i corrected myself after, hallinder is now their best prospect, i think he can contribute in a couple years. the 7th really bothers me tho. i thought mccann could fetch a 4th at least. Holl would've been a good add too but the leafs prob would want more than just mccann if he was included


Well with Hallander it’s pretty much a 2nd and 7th for him. So I mean he got more than you thought he would get minimum. I’m ok with not adding Holl. That would have hampered getting a decent free agent add. I’m guessing McCann going means that the pens are likely going to reach a deal with Hyman, or possibly Coleman.
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Well with Hallander it’s pretty much a 2nd and 7th for him. So I mean he got more than you thought he would get minimum. I’m ok with not adding Holl. That would have hampered getting a decent free agent add. I’m guessing McCann going means that the pens are likely going to reach a deal with Hyman, or possibly Coleman.


i hope they do. they'd both fit well anywhere in the lineup imo. coleman would be ideal because he's not afraid to get physical, but i have a strong feeling he goes back home to dallas. hyman would be an excellent add tho
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hallinder was also the pens 2nd round pick in 2018(?) i believe


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ya i corrected myself after, hallinder is now their best prospect, i think he can contribute in a couple years. the 7th really bothers me tho. i thought mccann could fetch a 4th at least. Holl would've been a good add too but the leafs prob would want more than just mccann if he was included


Yes. Hallander is a very good prospect. It’s not the Point. We just made it worse...again. Now Kraken are gonna take ZAR or J.Carter or Tanev. We are gonna protect, Sid, Geno, Guentzel, Rust, Kappy, Blueger, J.Carter or Tanev.

We should have just lost McCann. We made it worse. Exactly what Hextall said he wasn’t gonna do.


Hallander was the prospect Leafs fans should have be clambering for to be ready. He can start off as a bottom 6 LW and eventually move up to a top 6 role like Hyman, B.Rust both did. He’s that type of player.

Not like Nic Robertson, who Is a top 6 or bust. He’s not big enough, physical enough, good enough defensively to play on a legit NHL 3rd or 4th line.

And play-off/contending teams don’t have time for a prospect to get his feet wet and find his footing on the 3rd-4th line and move up. Points are too valuable and hard to come by in the NHL.

Robertson has to fit in with Matthews/Marner, or JT/Nylander. He has to make that jump and be ready to be a top 6 and produce there. Or he’s a bust. So get him ready in the AHL if he’s not ready now.

Like I said, leafs don’t have time to be worrying a prospect development now. Although it’s important. It’s not or shouldn’t be one of their top priorities.




Hallander scouting report...copy and pasted.


Hallander was drafted as a center but has played predominantly on the wing in the last couple of years. He has plenty of attributes that would allow him to be effective in the middle but likely projects as a winger in the NHL. Currently listed at 6’1″ and 190lbs, he’s already a big kid who uses his size to win battles down low and still has room to add strength to his frame. He moves well for his size, and while he’ll never be confused with the player he was traded for, he has decent speed.

Touted as more of a responsible two-way forward, Hallander’s vision and finishing ability are perhaps a bit undersold. He’s adept at finding teammates in open space off the rush, as well as off the cycle and isn’t shy about getting into the dirty areas of the ice to retrieve a puck or bang home a goal from the blue paint.

Hallander has that puck hound mentality, always hunting for takeaways in all three zones. He has good hands that allow him to not only swipe pucks from opposing players, but make a play with it afterwards. He thinks the game at a high level and has the versatility to play a variety of roles up and down the lineup while contributing on both special teams units.

There’s some untapped offensive potential in Hallander as well. He’s a great net front presence and will cause his share of havoc in the crease, but he’s got a good shot as well.

Hallander is a nice addition the Leafs’ prospect ranks and provides something that many of the Leafs’ other top prospects aren’t known for. Overall, he’s a a reliable two-way forward who should be able to slide up and down the Leafs lineup in the future as something of a Swiss army knife. He’s not likely to be an offensive star but the Leafs have plenty of star power up front already, and a player like Hallander could make them a bit less one-dimensional.

Patric Hörnqvist and Alex Killorn are some players that come to mind when I think of Filip Hållander's NHL potential.
17 juill. 2021 à 16 h 33
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Yes. Hallander is a very good prospect. It’s not the Point. We just made it worse...again. Now Kraken are gonna take ZAR or J.Carter or Tanev. We are gonna protect, Sid, Geno, Guentzel, Rust, Kappy, Blueger, J.Carter or Tanev.

We should have just lost McCann. We made it worse. Exactly what Hextall said he wasn’t gonna do.


Hallander was the prospect Leafs fans should have be clambering for to be ready. He can start off as a bottom 6 LW and eventually move up to a top 6 role like Hyman, B.Rust both did. He’s that type of player.

Not like Nic Robertson, who Is a top 6 or bust. He’s not big enough, physical enough, good enough defensively to play on a legit NHL 3rd or 4th line.

And play-off/contending teams don’t have time for a prospect to get his feet wet and find his footing on the 3rd-4th line and move up. Points are too valuable and hard to come by in the NHL.

Robertson has to fit in with Matthews/Marner, or JT/Nylander. He has to make that jump and be ready to be a top 6 and produce there. Or he’s a bust. So get him ready in the AHL if he’s not ready now.

Like I said, leafs don’t have time to be worrying a prospect development now. Although it’s important. It’s not or shouldn’t be one of their top priorities.




Hallander scouting report...copy and pasted.


Hallander was drafted as a center but has played predominantly on the wing in the last couple of years. He has plenty of attributes that would allow him to be effective in the middle but likely projects as a winger in the NHL. Currently listed at 6’1″ and 190lbs, he’s already a big kid who uses his size to win battles down low and still has room to add strength to his frame. He moves well for his size, and while he’ll never be confused with the player he was traded for, he has decent speed.

Touted as more of a responsible two-way forward, Hallander’s vision and finishing ability are perhaps a bit undersold. He’s adept at finding teammates in open space off the rush, as well as off the cycle and isn’t shy about getting into the dirty areas of the ice to retrieve a puck or bang home a goal from the blue paint.

Hallander has that puck hound mentality, always hunting for takeaways in all three zones. He has good hands that allow him to not only swipe pucks from opposing players, but make a play with it afterwards. He thinks the game at a high level and has the versatility to play a variety of roles up and down the lineup while contributing on both special teams units.

There’s some untapped offensive potential in Hallander as well. He’s a great net front presence and will cause his share of havoc in the crease, but he’s got a good shot as well.

Hallander is a nice addition the Leafs’ prospect ranks and provides something that many of the Leafs’ other top prospects aren’t known for. Overall, he’s a a reliable two-way forward who should be able to slide up and down the Leafs lineup in the future as something of a Swiss army knife. He’s not likely to be an offensive star but the Leafs have plenty of star power up front already, and a player like Hallander could make them a bit less one-dimensional.

Patric Hörnqvist and Alex Killorn are some players that come to mind when I think of Filip Hållander's NHL potential.


i completely agree, im just trying to pull a positive away from this move lol. i think a potential answer for the move is his playoff numbers? they aren't very good. and obviously who they want to protect from the kraken, clearly mccann was gonna be left exposed if not traded. who knows maybe francis takes matheson for some reason? or zucker. i think he just needs a change of scenery at this point. i certainly wouldn't want to lose MP for nothing.
17 juill. 2021 à 16 h 48
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i completely agree, im just trying to pull a positive away from this move lol. i think a potential answer for the move is his playoff numbers? they aren't very good. and obviously who they want to protect from the kraken, clearly mccann was gonna be left exposed if not traded. who knows maybe francis takes matheson for some reason? or zucker. i think he just needs a change of scenery at this point. i certainly wouldn't want to lose MP for nothing.


Supposedly Tarasenko is being left unprotected. But Phily now is gonna protect JVR that they traded Patrick. So they might take Zucker. I think they take ZAR though. I guess we’ll see. Now way they take Matheson. They might take Pettersson. But I doubt that too. I don’t know. Like I said, I’m a Hallander fan!! And Kappy definitely > McCann. But McCann is still a RFA, only 2.9M. I’m glad we got Hallander back. I just think we should have gotten atleast a 3rd or 4th. Atleast a 5th.
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Supposedly Tarasenko is being left unprotected. But Phily now is gonna protect JVR that they traded Patrick. So they might take Zucker. I think they take ZAR though. I guess we’ll see. Now way they take Matheson. They might take Pettersson. But I doubt that too. I don’t know. Like I said, I’m a Hallander fan!! And Kappy definitely > McCann. But McCann is still a RFA, only 2.9M. I’m glad we got Hallander back. I just think we should have gotten atleast a 3rd or 4th. Atleast a 5th.


ya a 2023 7th is tuff. a 4th or 5th wouldn't have been too bad
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Yes. Hallander is a very good prospect. It’s not the Point. We just made it worse...again. Now Kraken are gonna take ZAR or J.Carter or Tanev. We are gonna protect, Sid, Geno, Guentzel, Rust, Kappy, Blueger, J.Carter or Tanev.

We should have just lost McCann. We made it worse. Exactly what Hextall said he wasn’t gonna do.


Hallander was the prospect Leafs fans should have be clambering for to be ready. He can start off as a bottom 6 LW and eventually move up to a top 6 role like Hyman, B.Rust both did. He’s that type of player.

Not like Nic Robertson, who Is a top 6 or bust. He’s not big enough, physical enough, good enough defensively to play on a legit NHL 3rd or 4th line.

And play-off/contending teams don’t have time for a prospect to get his feet wet and find his footing on the 3rd-4th line and move up. Points are too valuable and hard to come by in the NHL.

Robertson has to fit in with Matthews/Marner, or JT/Nylander. He has to make that jump and be ready to be a top 6 and produce there. Or he’s a bust. So get him ready in the AHL if he’s not ready now.

Like I said, leafs don’t have time to be worrying a prospect development now. Although it’s important. It’s not or shouldn’t be one of their top priorities.




Hallander scouting report...copy and pasted.


Hallander was drafted as a center but has played predominantly on the wing in the last couple of years. He has plenty of attributes that would allow him to be effective in the middle but likely projects as a winger in the NHL. Currently listed at 6’1″ and 190lbs, he’s already a big kid who uses his size to win battles down low and still has room to add strength to his frame. He moves well for his size, and while he’ll never be confused with the player he was traded for, he has decent speed.

Touted as more of a responsible two-way forward, Hallander’s vision and finishing ability are perhaps a bit undersold. He’s adept at finding teammates in open space off the rush, as well as off the cycle and isn’t shy about getting into the dirty areas of the ice to retrieve a puck or bang home a goal from the blue paint.

Hallander has that puck hound mentality, always hunting for takeaways in all three zones. He has good hands that allow him to not only swipe pucks from opposing players, but make a play with it afterwards. He thinks the game at a high level and has the versatility to play a variety of roles up and down the lineup while contributing on both special teams units.

There’s some untapped offensive potential in Hallander as well. He’s a great net front presence and will cause his share of havoc in the crease, but he’s got a good shot as well.

Hallander is a nice addition the Leafs’ prospect ranks and provides something that many of the Leafs’ other top prospects aren’t known for. Overall, he’s a a reliable two-way forward who should be able to slide up and down the Leafs lineup in the future as something of a Swiss army knife. He’s not likely to be an offensive star but the Leafs have plenty of star power up front already, and a player like Hallander could make them a bit less one-dimensional.

Patric Hörnqvist and Alex Killorn are some players that come to mind when I think of Filip Hållander's NHL potential.


I know we've disagreed in the past about his value for trades, but I have to agree with you on McCann here. Completely stupid move trading him in my opinion and leaves me really worried about management and the future of the team. I would have been fine trading him if it was to protect Tanev or because they knew the Kraken were gonna take him, but doing so and then protecting Carter makes no sense at all to me. Carter is on record saying he would retire if he goes to the Kraken and I just don't see any way that they would take him. It's so frustrating that we're going to loose McCann and Tanev for basically nothing. If they we're gonna leave both exposed anyways then I wouldn't have been happy with that, but do it and move on. Now we loose both probably, which was completely unecessary. Hextall said he was going to do that, let them take a player and move on, but he did exactly what he said he wouldn't. I get that this could free up cap space loosing both of them, but they're not the players that should have been used for that. Pettersson, Zucker bring less value than those two, have a bigger cap hit, and are more replacable. Tanev and McCann both bring a lot to the team that will be tougher to replace and now we're gonna loose both basically for free.
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I know we've disagreed in the past about his value for trades, but I have to agree with you on McCann here. Completely stupid move trading him in my opinion and leaves me really worried about management and the future of the team. I would have been fine trading him if it was to protect Tanev or because they knew the Kraken were gonna take him, but doing so and then protecting Carter makes no sense at all to me. Carter is on record saying he would retire if he goes to the Kraken and I just don't see any way that they would take him. It's so frustrating that we're going to loose McCann and Tanev for basically nothing. If they we're gonna leave both exposed anyways then I wouldn't have been happy with that, but do it and move on. Now we loose both probably, which was completely unecessary. Hextall said he was going to do that, let them take a player and move on, but he did exactly what he said he wouldn't. I get that this could free up cap space loosing both of them, but they're not the players that should have been used for that. Pettersson, Zucker bring less value than those two, have a bigger cap hit, and are more replacable. Tanev and McCann both bring a lot to the team that will be tougher to replace and now we're gonna loose both basically for free.


I agree man. I like Carter. But to trade a 25 year old in his prime for a 35 year old Center. Makes no sense to
Me.

They said, they wernt gonna make it worse. They know they are gonna lose a good player and just deal with it.

I don’t know why they wouldn’t just let them take McCann and move on. Makes no sense.

If they take Zucker amd we get the needed cap space, then all Is well!! Great. But if they take ZAR, which is most likely in my opinion. Then we just lost 2 of our cheapest options, 2 young players in their prime. And we saved nothing on the cap b/c ZAR is a RFA.

It’s surprising that the Leafs left McCann unprotected. I can’t see Seattle not taking him. I guess it’s why the price was so cheap. But then, all the Leafs lost really was Hallander and a 7th. So they still did well. Or maybe they have a deal with Seattle to leave McCann and Kerfoot alone and that’s why McCann was cheap. We’ll see.

I’m interested to see what happens. If they take Zucker. All is well, we then gained a lot of cap room and Hallander. I would be ok with that. If they take ZAR or Tanev, it was a complete disaster.

I would like the Pens make a deal with Seattle to take Price or J.Quick and trade them to Pens retaining some of their salary.
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I agree man. I like Carter. But to trade a 25 year old in his prime for a 35 year old Center. Makes no sense to
Me.

They said, they wernt gonna make it worse. They know they are gonna lose a good player and just deal with it.

I don’t know why they wouldn’t just let them take McCann and move on. Makes no sense.

If they take Zucker amd we get the needed cap space, then all Is well!! Great. But if they take ZAR, which is most likely in my opinion. Then we just lost 2 of our cheapest options, 2 young players in their prime. And we saved nothing on the cap b/c ZAR is a RFA.

It’s surprising that the Leafs left McCann unprotected. I can’t see Seattle not taking him. I guess it’s why the price was so cheap. But then, all the Leafs lost really was Hallander and a 7th. So they still did well. Or maybe they have a deal with Seattle to leave McCann and Kerfoot alone and that’s why McCann was cheap. We’ll see.

I’m interested to see what happens. If they take Zucker. All is well, we then gained a lot of cap room and Hallander. I would be ok with that. If they take ZAR or Tanev, it was a complete disaster.

I would like the Pens make a deal with Seattle to take Price or J.Quick and trade them to Pens retaining some of their salary.


I agree, if they take Zucker then were fine. If they take Tanev or even ZAR then it is an absolute disaster. Could've just lost McCann but then we'll loose two players, which is so unecessary. I don't get why Hextall dosen't make a deal with them, he's very against the idea or morals of it, which I don't understand since he's already messed with the protected list and expansion. If we really wanted to relieve cap, we could've protected ZAR instead of Carter, which would have pretty much forced them to take one of our worse contracts. I'm very nervous and not liking whats happening, hopefully theres some big plan, but if not then its a bad situation. Praying they take Zucker
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