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TML_Tika

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Forum: Armchair-GMTue at 12:22 am
Sujet: LEAFS POWERHOUSE TRADES FOR JARRY
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>palhal</b></div><div>The question really is do the Leafs really want to move their # one goalie as the Leafs try to a Cup. Now I understand if out of the playoff teams make the type of trade you suggest such as the Stone to Vegas trade two years ago. IMO the Leafs and Andersen have not had serious extension talks. As you suggest the Leafs probably don't have a the cap for Freddie (if he plays well) And the Leafs probably don't have any interest in Freddie unless he leads the Leafs to a deep playoff run. It will be time to move on from him, if the Leafs falter again in the playoffs....wherever it's Freddie's fault or not.</div></div>

I also wonder if the Leafs are somewhat sensitive to trade him knowing him and Austin Matthews seem to be very good friends.....do not want to tick off Matthews.
Forum: Armchair-GMMon at 11:12 pm
Sujet: LEAFS POWERHOUSE TRADES FOR JARRY
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>palhal</b></div><div>The following is the reason I hate posts that have extensions as part of the trade agreement. So here are the Leafs in a playoff spot...maybe hoping for a deep playoff run . A trade offer comes for their # one goalie Andersen. Leafs management calls Andersen into the office and say (I'm paraphrasing).
" Freddie, we don't want you anymore. So we want you to immediately sign an extension so we can trade you to the Penguins. Now if you don't sign an extension almost immediately, you won't be traded and of course you are welcome back to the Leafs help us in the quest for a Cup."
I want to be a fly on the wall, when this conversation takes place.</div></div>

I think Dubas was probably working with Anderson's agent since the end of the playoffs to get an extension with him.......and just could not get an extension deal.........I think the conversation might be more along the lines of "Freddie, we found a team that is interested in acquiring you and doing an extension with you for the dollars you want as we do not have the Cap to resign you for those numbers after this season......would you have any interest in moving now to the Penguins for X dollars.
Forum: Armchair-GMMon at 10:48 pm
Sujet: LEAFS POWERHOUSE TRADES FOR JARRY
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>palhal</b></div><div>Sorry, there is no logic in trading UFAs when you are a contending team. Every team has about 3 UFAs, so by your are saying all 31 teams or about 93 UFAs are traded every season....but how can they be cause by your logic no team wants a UFA on their roster by season end and let's them walk for nothing.

This just might be the best chance for the Leafs to advance deep in the playoffs playing in the "weak" northern division. They certainly won't be trading their important UFAs, just because they might walk...Andersen, Hyman or even depth UFAs like Bogosian, Spezza, Vesey and Thornton.</div></div>

I am just wondering why Penguins could not resign Anderson as part of the deal to acuire him.
Forum: Armchair-GMSun at 8:18 pm
Sujet: LEAFS POWERHOUSE HAS NEW NUMBER 1 GOALIE
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>ON3M4N</b></div><div>So decent they traded him 5 months after signing him to extension. I was a big Campbell fan when he was drafted, but hes not a goalie that teams to championships. Funny enough Andersen was in the same draft. Campbell was the first goalie taken and Andersen the 2nd to last goalie taken</div></div>

They traded him because they had Jonathon Quick ahead of him and needed some other assets back for ther reuild project.......I think you are writing him off way to early........Johnnny Bower is an example of a star goalie maturing later in his career and was much older than Campbell........you have to realize that it takes alot of goalies some time to figure out their games......look at Markstrom and how long it took him to figure things out......Leafs in great hands with Campbell.