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Forum: Armchair-GM27 juin 2018 à 20 h 36
Forum: Armchair-GM27 juin 2018 à 20 h 33
Forum: Armchair-GM19 juin 2018 à 13 h 24
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>LoganOllivier</b></div><div>I hear what you are saying, which is why I said in my explanation that he'd sign the 1 year and immediately sign an 8 year extension which he can do legally. The CBA allows teams to work on extensions once they are in the final year of their deal, and since this is a 1 year deal he can effectively sign the two contracts back to back. So the Leafs in their negotiations could say, lets do a 1 year max value and then sign an 8 year deal worth x amount of dollars. This would give him the security of a long term deal and the Leafs the flexibility of stretching the money out over a longer term. He's likely to get around 10-11 on a 7 year deal, possibly a little less on an 8 year deal from the Islanders. My idea would give him equal or higher dollars but over an additional year or two. On top of that, he'll be able to play on a team that looks poised to become one of the best in the League for years to come. Its a win win on both sides.

I generally say no way to Tavares because he's leaving his prime and is looking for big money that will pay for the money left on the table in his 20's. That just isn't good economics, however, my idea does mitigate much of the risk.</div></div>

You make a good point LoganOllivier. This type of deal I could see happening... and should be taken advantage of more often since both the player and organization get exactly what they want (max dollars upfront and term). Bottom line is that at a certain point elite players tend to want to go to a team that is trending upwards as opposed to just status quo. If I was JT, I could care less that Lou or potentially Trotz was a part of the NYI organization with the hope that things turn around. As for the Nylander trade, I think that you could still keep him and nix the Tanev idea.
Forum: Armchair-GM6 juin 2018 à 12 h 33
Forum: Armchair-GM19 mai 2018 à 14 h 54
Forum: Armchair-GM15 mai 2018 à 15 h 18
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>WarrenB</b></div><div>Overall I agree with the RFA/UFA signings, the amounts and the terms. I think Nylander may go for a little more $ and term, or it will be a bridge contract instead. For the trades - I don't think Philly would do that - Simmonds might be getting older, but he is a big part of that team still + giving up a mid-high 1st rounder for Jake Gardiner when you already have a very solid, young D core doesn't make a lot of sense. I'd be interested to see if the Av's would entertain that offer - personally I think they would want something like Nylander straight up. And for the NY trade - they are starting to rebuild, therefore, I'm not sure what the benefit is to bring in Martin as he wouldn't fit with a rebuild mindset.</div></div>

Thanks for your input and I see your point about Nylander, I just don't think think that he should be getting 'Pastrnak' dollars. Nylander was good this season, but not as elite as Pastrnak was. Pehapes, the deal I indicted should be more of 4 years signing as opposed to 5 years worth. When it comes to Marner, I do see him going for the 6M+ range. As for the Gardiner trade, I agree that the buds do have a young D-core and with the likes of Liljegren progressing up the chain, some bodies will need to go and make cap room for Matthews &amp; Marner for 2019-20. The NYR is to provide a better backup goaltender for Lud's and give Sparks another chance. The Martin peice is just a nice hopeful scenrio to get his contract off the Leafs books.