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27 juin 2022 à 9 h 43
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Quoting: Logan_Ollivier
Garland isn't even better than Kerfoot at 5v5. Lol


The good thing about the truth is that it’s true regardless of if you believe it.

Keep living in your fantasy land if you like
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27 juin 2022 à 9 h 45
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Then why is everyone trying to move Kerfoot if he is so damn good?


why is anyone trying to move any good player ever? what is this, some sort of league where you are trying to make your team better or something?
27 juin 2022 à 9 h 48
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The good thing about the truth is that it’s true regardless of if you believe it.

Keep living in your fantasy land if you like


right? someone here said garland was better than nylander at 5v5!
27 juin 2022 à 9 h 49
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Quoting: Logan_Ollivier
They are a hard team to play against. They gave Tampa very little in round one but lost partially due to bad reffing and partially because Vasilevsky was a couple saves better than Campbell. When the Leafs are on their game which is becoming more and more consistent, they are plain dominant. They have the puck, keep the puck and cycle you down until they get great chances from the dangerous areas. Then on defence they swarm their net and keep it outside. If they get rid of the odd man rushes against (their only Achilles heal) they would be utterly dominant. What team most resembles the Leafs? Colorado. They are just took the next step sooner. To think TO doesn't have a blueprint that works is plain anti leaf bias because Colorado does the same stuff TO does and they just won the cup. And Tampa's hardest round prior to the final was round 1.


Colorado and Tampa have similar make ups, Tampa was able to smother teams with team defense while Colorado smothered teams with their speed (which even came off their backend) and putting the puck on net.

Speed is the Leafs memo, so perhaps they are better suited for that style, their PP could have been better but their PK needs to be as good as it was last year or better.

The Leafs are going to need to come up with a playoff style that works for them, it's going to have to involve speed+defense and you always need scoring from depth. If Matthews and Marner are shutting down a teams top guys, they are probably not scoring themselves, so line 2 and 3 need to be able to score, and they do need a line 3 that can be a shutdown line too, Kampf will be a good piece.
27 juin 2022 à 9 h 56
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Quoting: OldManRutherford
Then why is everyone trying to move Kerfoot if he is so damn good?


Cap space is why fans are moving him + Holl so that they can make their fantasy move (or they move Nylander or Muzzin) , same reason why Vancouver is actually shopping Garland.

The Nylander-Garland trade makes no sense for either team, since Vancouver's top 6 wingers are already pretty set, and adding Nylander just complicates their cap situation even more. From the Leafs perspective, they are giving up an elite talent just to go get another elite talent in Kane (for a year less) if the Leafs are adding Kane for a year it should be to their already stacked top 6, why would you assume Kane-Tavares-Garland would even work as a line?
27 juin 2022 à 10 h 0
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Quoting: JaredOfLondon
right? someone here said garland was better than nylander at 5v5!


He was last year
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27 juin 2022 à 10 h 7
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Quoting: The_Rocket
The good thing about the truth is that it’s true regardless of if you believe it.

Keep living in your fantasy land if you like


Keep Garland
27 juin 2022 à 10 h 9
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He was last year


No he wasn't he was just luckier. Every underlying stat showed Nylander's "terrible defence" was entirely goaltending. Nylander gets the puck up ice and it stays there when he's on the ice. However last season he just got scored on a bunch but the sv% when he was on the ice was ridiculously low. Funny how only using stats that suit your bias always seem to add up eh?
27 juin 2022 à 10 h 11
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He was last year


oh wow, 0.2 p/60 better in a single year with no context outside that! he must be amazing!
27 juin 2022 à 10 h 15
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Quoting: GMBL
Colorado and Tampa have similar make ups, Tampa was able to smother teams with team defense while Colorado smothered teams with their speed (which even came off their backend) and putting the puck on net.

Speed is the Leafs memo, so perhaps they are better suited for that style, their PP could have been better but their PK needs to be as good as it was last year or better.

The Leafs are going to need to come up with a playoff style that works for them, it's going to have to involve speed+defense and you always need scoring from depth. If Matthews and Marner are shutting down a teams top guys, they are probably not scoring themselves, so line 2 and 3 need to be able to score, and they do need a line 3 that can be a shutdown line too, Kampf will be a good piece.


Had they faced any other team in the first round they would have advanced. Any other team. Tampa obviously is still an absolute top team. I think they finally got some karma in the final go against them. It was too many men in the game 4 OT winner. But they also were handed a 5 on 3 in game 6 vs the Leafs down a goal in the 3rd and then in game 7 had a goal overturned in their favor with an absolute disaster interference call vs the Leafs. So it was bound to swing the other way eventually. They also apparently have major major injuries for most of their team apparently. A couple of bounces and less injuries and I bet Tampa wins their 3rd straight. TO was absolutely right there with them. No one else in the east was. TO is pretty much Colorado. To think they won't be able to do what they did is ridiculous.
27 juin 2022 à 10 h 20
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Quoting: Logan_Ollivier
Had they faced any other team in the first round they would have advanced. Any other team. Tampa obviously is still an absolute top team. I think they finally got some karma in the final go against them. It was too many men in the game 4 OT winner. But they also were handed a 5 on 3 in game 6 vs the Leafs down a goal in the 3rd and then in game 7 had a goal overturned in their favor with an absolute disaster interference call vs the Leafs. So it was bound to swing the other way eventually. They also apparently have major major injuries for most of their team apparently. A couple of bounces and less injuries and I bet Tampa wins their 3rd straight. TO was absolutely right there with them. No one else in the east was. TO is pretty much Colorado. To think they won't be able to do what they did is ridiculous.


They had 7 guys against Islanders on the lone goal scored in game 7 in the conference finals, and 6 were very far from the board unlike that Colorado guy.

Teams need to get lucky to win the cup, but Toronto could have been better on their powerplay

The biggest difference with Colorado and Toronto is that Colorado has defenders who skate in with speed and shoot the puck often. Colorado shoots a ton in general, I'm pretty sure MacKinnon set the record for most shots in a playoffs, he was close before the last game. Toronto shoots more than Tampa does but less than Colorado. Colorado did face Smith and the memo on him is to shot from any typical low risk places, crazy how he was blocking everything except what AHL goalies are expected to save.
27 juin 2022 à 11 h 7
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Quoting: Logan_Ollivier
No he wasn't he was just luckier. Every underlying stat showed Nylander's "terrible defence" was entirely goaltending. Nylander gets the puck up ice and it stays there when he's on the ice. However last season he just got scored on a bunch but the sv% when he was on the ice was ridiculously low. Funny how only using stats that suit your bias always seem to add up eh?


Quoting: JaredOfLondon
oh wow, 0.2 p/60 better in a single year with no context outside that! he must be amazing!


Last year at EV garland had:
A better isolated xG+/- per 60 of 0.282 (WN had 0.153)
A better isolated CF+/- per 60 of 5.52 (WN had 1.85)
A much better isolated G+/- per 60 of 0.321 (WN had -0.215)

garland also had:
Team mate relative xGF +\- per 60 of 0.48 (WN had 0, meaning he was perfectly average compared to teammates)

Team mate relative CF +\- per 60 of 6.03 (WN had -0.05)

Team mate relative GF +\- per 60 of 0.91 (WN had -0.31)


So yes, when you add context, such as score and venue adjustments, teammates, and isolated impacts, garland was better 5v5 than Nylander in that he won his minutes by a bigger margin than Nylander did (in some cases nylander lost his minutes compared to his team mates). Even when you account for Nylander’s horrendous goaltending he got, garland still had better corsi and xG numbers.

And yes, @JaredofLondon, he also scored points more often as well. Thanks for bringing that up.
27 juin 2022 à 11 h 40
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They had 7 guys against Islanders on the lone goal scored in game 7 in the conference finals, and 6 were very far from the board unlike that Colorado guy.

Teams need to get lucky to win the cup, but Toronto could have been better on their powerplay

The biggest difference with Colorado and Toronto is that Colorado has defenders who skate in with speed and shoot the puck often. Colorado shoots a ton in general, I'm pretty sure MacKinnon set the record for most shots in a playoffs, he was close before the last game. Toronto shoots more than Tampa does but less than Colorado. Colorado did face Smith and the memo on him is to shot from any typical low risk places, crazy how he was blocking everything except what AHL goalies are expected to save.


Shooting from everywhere doesn't really mean anything. Especially when the team defends really well. TO shoots from the dangerous areas more than anyone I believe which is why they score so many goals. Get the puck, keep the puck and take it to the slot. That's a recipe for success. Colorado definitely does more rushing than TO does but they also do everything else TO is great at as well. I think the recipe the Leafs are going for is a good one.
27 juin 2022 à 11 h 43
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Last year at EV garland had:
A better isolated xG+/- per 60 of 0.282 (WN had 0.153)
A better isolated CF+/- per 60 of 5.52 (WN had 1.85)
A much better isolated G+/- per 60 of 0.321 (WN had -0.215)

garland also had:
Team mate relative xGF +\- per 60 of 0.48 (WN had 0, meaning he was perfectly average compared to teammates)

Team mate relative CF +\- per 60 of 6.03 (WN had -0.05)

Team mate relative GF +\- per 60 of 0.91 (WN had -0.31)


So yes, when you add context, such as score and venue adjustments, teammates, and isolated impacts, garland was better 5v5 than Nylander in that he won his minutes by a bigger margin than Nylander did (in some cases nylander lost his minutes compared to his team mates). Even when you account for Nylander’s horrendous goaltending he got, garland still had better corsi and xG numbers.

And yes, JaredofLondon, he also scored points more often as well. Thanks for bringing that up.


When you bend everything for your own rhetoric you mean. Keep Garland. Nylander is better, Kerfoot is just as good and TO has zero interest in adding cap for a lateral move, or even gaining 2 million for a step backwards (Nylander vs Garland). The elite 5 million dollar Garland machine can stay in Vancouver and score 50 points a year.
27 juin 2022 à 11 h 47
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Quoting: Logan_Ollivier
Shooting from everywhere doesn't really mean anything. Especially when the team defends really well. TO shoots from the dangerous areas more than anyone I believe which is why they score so many goals. Get the puck, keep the puck and take it to the slot. That's a recipe for success. Colorado definitely does more rushing than TO does but they also do everything else TO is great at as well. I think the recipe the Leafs are going for is a good one.


It's also kind of why they lost against Tampa in game 7, they didn't want to play panicked hockey that led to a goal going the other way, but it seems a little more urgency was needed. I'm not saying Tor has to shoot as much, just saying the way Col deploys their defenders is different, you don't see them skating in and taking shots OFTEN.

I also wish Reilly was a bit more of a shooting threat as a PP QB (I know he did score two big goals if my count is right in the playoffs think one was PP and other 5v5), and that Nylander would get set up for one timers more often to keep the other team guessing more.
27 juin 2022 à 11 h 47
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When you bend everything for your own rhetoric you mean. Keep Garland. Nylander is better, Kerfoot is just as good and TO has zero interest in adding cap for a lateral move, or even gaining 2 million for a step backwards (Nylander vs Garland). The elite 5 million dollar Garland machine can stay in Vancouver and score 50 points a year.


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27 juin 2022 à 11 h 48
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Garland isn't even better than Kerfoot at 5v5. Lol


Garland has averaged more P/60 at 5v5 than Kerfoot every season he’s been in the league, despite playing with worse linemates. Garland has great advanced stats metrics. Garland just finished 28th in the league in 5v5 P/60. Stop being a blind homer for once
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27 juin 2022 à 11 h 51
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right? someone here said garland was better than nylander at 5v5!


Technically the last 2 seasons Garland has had a better 5v5 P/60 than Nylander. Nylander is still obviously the better player though
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27 juin 2022 à 11 h 51
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Last year at EV garland had:
A better isolated xG+/- per 60 of 0.282 (WN had 0.153)
A better isolated CF+/- per 60 of 5.52 (WN had 1.85)
A much better isolated G+/- per 60 of 0.321 (WN had -0.215)

garland also had:
Team mate relative xGF +\- per 60 of 0.48 (WN had 0, meaning he was perfectly average compared to teammates)

Team mate relative CF +\- per 60 of 6.03 (WN had -0.05)

Team mate relative GF +\- per 60 of 0.91 (WN had -0.31)


So yes, when you add context, such as score and venue adjustments, teammates, and isolated impacts, garland was better 5v5 than Nylander in that he won his minutes by a bigger margin than Nylander did (in some cases nylander lost his minutes compared to his team mates). Even when you account for Nylander’s horrendous goaltending he got, garland still had better corsi and xG numbers.

And yes, JaredofLondon, he also scored points more often as well. Thanks for bringing that up.


It's known that the Tavares-Nylander line wasn't great last year 5v5 they were pretty much even for a good stretch. That's going to factor into those stats. If you look at the Gaudreau-Lindholm-Tkachuk lines metrics they probably have some incredible stats last year since there were so amazing on 5v5.

If you are going to compare players though, you can't look at a single year.
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27 juin 2022 à 11 h 51
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Good then let's just not talk about his anymore. Garland is a Vancouver problem. Benning signed a depth forward for 1.5 more than he should have. Now enjoy losing Boeser and Miller because your former GM wanted to spend big on plugs like OEL and Myers.
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Good then let's just not talk about his anymore. Garland is a Vancouver problem. Benning signed a depth forward for 1.5 more than he should have. Now enjoy losing Boeser and Miller because your former GM wanted to spend big on plugs like OEL and Myers.


Enjoy losing Matthews in a couple years because you can’t make it out of the 1st round because your GM signed/traded for overpaid players like Tavares, Muzzin, and Mrazek while letting a top goalie leave in FA
27 juin 2022 à 11 h 55
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It's known that the Tavares-Nylander line wasn't great last year 5v5 they were pretty much even for a good stretch. That's going to factor into those stats. If you look at the Gaudreau-Lindholm-Tkachuk lines metrics they probably have some incredible stats last year since there were so amazing on 5v5.

If you are going to compare players though, you can't look at a single year.


But that's now how those type of fans operate. They will use time frames that make their pointless argument look good and ignore everything else. They will say Garland is way better than Kerfoot because two seasons ago so last season doesn't count but then say everything prior to last season for Garland vs Nylander doesn't count because it was not this last season. Self justifying mosnense
27 juin 2022 à 11 h 55
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Enjoy losing Matthews in a couple years because you can’t make it out of the 1st round because your GM signed/traded for overpaid players like Tavares, Muzzin, and Mrazek while letting a top goalie leave in FA


Lazy just lazy
27 juin 2022 à 11 h 59
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Garland has averaged more P/60 at 5v5 than Kerfoot every season he’s been in the league, despite playing with worse linemates. Garland has great advanced stats metrics. Garland just finished 28th in the league in 5v5 P/60. Stop being a blind homer for once


Ah the Garland never plays with anyone good argument and Kerfoot only plays with star players. Kerfoot plays all over the lineup. He's had the least consistent set of linemates than almost anyone in the league since he's been with TO. I think his most common linemates are JT and Nylander but it's still only about half the season. But I guess Nylander and JT are just better than anyone in Vancouver eh? You guys are ridiculous
27 juin 2022 à 12 h 9
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Quoting: Logan_Ollivier
You are by far the biggest Homer/slash leaf hater on this site dude. Someone could post Matthews for Miller straight up and you would decline it and say Matthews is too flashy Miller is better.

Nylander is a point a game player making 2 million more than Garland who is a 40+50 point winger making 1.5 more than Kerfoot who is the same player. This isn't just a little upgrade, it's a massive upgrade. You're ridiculous


He is right though, and also Garland and Nylander both have the same amount of 5v5 points, only difference is Nylander played pp and Garland didn't. So its not that much of a upgrade considering Garland is cheaper, on a longer contract.
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