Quoting: Robl88
Value is fair imo.
1st + Nyman + Oleksiak for Marner
Burakovsky for Liljegren + Kampf
Seattle comes out of this a much better team, probably playoff worthy. You have several prospects ahead of Nyman, I purposely went down your depth chart and picked a lesser name.
Bjorkstrand Beniers Marner
Schwartz McCann Eberle
Tolvanen Wright Gourde
Kartye Kampf Tanev
Dunn Larsson
Evans Liljegren
DuMoulin Borgen
If you really don’t like it feel free to counter offer!
If SEA was really going to go after Marner it wouldn't be in a package like that. It would be just Marner and no other pieces would be involved from TOR's end. It would look something like
To TOR: Oleksiak, Burakowsky, Nyman, and either NYR's 2024 2nd or SEA's 2024 3rd
To SEA: Marner, who agrees to sign in SEA long term (e.g. 8x11-11.5)'
Team looks like:
McCann - Berniers - Marner
Schwartz - Wright - Eberle
Tolvanen - Gourde - Bjorkstrand
Kartye - FA signing - Tanev
I don't think TOR agrees to that, and I don't think the teams are great trade partners as it pertains to Marner, despite how much better Marner would assist this team. I just don't think Marner waives to come to SEA nor do I think the teams would come to an agreement on a price. SEA is not in a "win now" mode, and Marner isn't going to be difference-maker alone on this team. SEA would rather let their high-end prospects develop and join the team than spend like there is no tomorrow on high-end talent now.
Additionally, GMRF is not known for moving 1st round draft picks, and I don't think even someone who is as talented as Marner is likely to change that considering how many strong pieces are in the top 10 that could help SEA, especially on defense because the defensive pipeline is not very good.