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CaseyFlyman

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Forum: Armchair-GMHier à 7 h 45
Sujet: Leafs 2024-25
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Colton_Bernard</b></div><div>Dude it’s hypothetical if Marner waives his No Trade Clause and signs and extension then that is exactly what he is worth. He is one of the best wingers in the game, just because he is having a rough playoffs isn’t going to hurt his value.</div></div>

And he isn’t going to waive for Columbus. Nor is Columbus going to be making a move for yet another extremely expensive winger when they already have Gaudreau and nominally Laine on their cap. The offer sheet was years ago. The GM who did it was gone. The circumstances have changed wildly. There is no longer a fit.

We are just begging Leafs fans to please move on from this idea. There are thirty other teams to explore. Look at Vegas, for example. I’m sure they’re interested.
Forum: Armchair-GMlun. à 17 h 20
Sujet: Idea I Saw On Twitter
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>CaseyFlyman</b></div><div>"instead of using 18 million on 2 players, they invest in 4 solid players that fill different positions of need, all with term"

Why stop there? Instead of using 18 million on 2 players, use it on 10 players; 5 Ryan Reaves and 5 David Kampfs. Insane depth!

I get there's nuance, and I'm not a Toronto fan/Pens fan, and the idea isn't actually bad, but I don't think Pittsburgh is the team to involve here. Graves had a terrible year, he's a good player but I don't know that he ever lives up to that contract. Jarry is a very expensive goaltender with tons of term for extremely average results. Rakell and Smith are solid middle-6 guys, but neither are worth their contracts, and both have term.

Toronto's forward core would still be fine, but now they're lacking more scoring talent and still have obscene question marks at goalie and defense, and no extra cap space to address those issues. If TML are moving Marner, it's got to be for a couple higher-quality pieces that are likely on good deals. The target should be a contending team with a little bit of cap space looking to upgrade the forward group. Detroit, Seattle, St. Louis, Nashville, etc. are all likely better options.</div></div>

Funny enough, Jay Rosehill said in the podcast he would rather have 12 Ryan Reaves than 1 Mitch Marner.

Take that with what you willz