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Brendan Fox
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Forum: Vancouver Canucks18 mai 2019 à 13 h 55
Forum: Armchair-GM13 mai 2019 à 16 h 16
Sujet: Carolina
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Caniac2000</b></div><div>I expect better from you Bren... this is why Mitch &gt;. (idk if that's sarcastic yet, it depends on your answer) Pesce has been easily one of the biggest reasons Carolina are playing Boston at this point in time, Nylander isn't gonna be the first ask, but because you're not moving Marner, Matthews or Tavares, Nylander is also the most realistic, William Nylander's 7 mil (6.9 but who cares?) compared to Pesce making less than 5, not only does this clear cap space, it sorts out Toronto's biggest need. Carolina also have less than 0 reason to move him, so an "overpay" in a sense would be needed, William Nylander's value is also at the lowest it has been in forever...</div></div>

Noone realizes that this was me fooling around, not supposed to be realistic or even fair lol. You and I both know that my ACGMs are better than this lol
Forum: Armchair-GM13 mai 2019 à 16 h 14
Sujet: Keeping and losing
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>bunnymcfoo</b></div><div>The idea of NOT locking Timo up for as many years as possible at a reasonably low pricetag is just completely confusing to me - like, why on earth would you not lock him down for at least 5? And yeah, add another million <em>at least</em> to that Labanc salary - arbitration eligible or not, he's more than earned it.

And dude, Donskoi is gooooooooone. It makes me sad as hell because I love him and his Playoff Mode, but he's been in PDB's doghouse for literal months now and I don't think that one goal (no matter how great) is going to get him out of there. (I don't think he's ever going to be a high goal count kinda guy - he's a passer, not a shooter - but god forbid we play to that strength and try him as a center - neeeever gonna happen here.) Anyway, his fiancee didn't even try out for her spot on the 49ers cheer squad this year and I think it's at least partly because they both know the writing's on the wall :( :( :(</div></div>

Just wanna know if these changes seem right to you, I appreciate your thoughts. This was about keeping as many guys as possible, not just having the best situation. So:

- Cut Donskoi (Gain 2.5 million)
-Change Labanc to 4x4 (lose 1 million)
- Add 1 million to Meier and lock up long term (lose 1-1.5 million)

Sound reasonable? We could add a cheap depth guy in there with some tinkering too if needed.
Forum: Armchair-GM12 mai 2019 à 18 h 49
Sujet: im curious
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Chips_n_beer</b></div><div>Makes more sense however Vegas will trade Miller for at least a 2nd rounder to dump Salary. Knights have to trim roughly 8-8.5m in trades to make room for the cap. They won't be looking for any additions for this year. Their team is already set. Miller would make sense to go to the Leafs, however it can only be either a combination of picks or actual prospects</div></div>

I've done some looking at their team, and it seems to me like trading Reaves/Eakin is the best way to dump salary, this is simply a hockey trade.
That being said, you make a lot of sense when you say they can't take Kappy back, so maybe we're looking at a 3-way deal where Kappy goes to say... Carolina for some prospects, and then the specs go to VGK.

How's that sound? Makes me really curious now
Forum: GM Game 2018-191 mai 2019 à 20 h 35
Sujet: 2018-19 GM Game - News and Important Info Thread
Effective immediately, I will be stepping down from my role as a General Manager in this league.

Thanks to everyone for a great season, and I would especially like to thank the BOG for their hard work and commitment. It was a really fun time, as this is a well-run and very planned out league.

Sadly, my time is taken up by school, sports, and my personal life, and I do not believe that I have time to start over again. I was barely able to keep this going as is, and I know that my life will only be getting more busy as I move on through my final years of high school, especially with finding a job soon.

Good luck to all, I hope to see you all around CF, and will continue to be apart of this awesome community of hockey fans. Thanks again,

Brenfox31
Forum: Armchair-GM26 avr. 2019 à 17 h 39
Sujet: Marlies Report - Playoffs Round 2
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Jamiepo</b></div><div>I haven’t had a chance to watch Duszak in action. Of the three Rhd (Duszak, Hollowell and Lilly) which do you think would be most likely to be pushed up next season. I was thinking Duszak due to age and importance to the organization. (I don’t think his development is as important as hollowell and Lilly).

Do you have any opinions on that?</div></div>

I would agree with the fact that Duszak’s development is not as important to The Leafs organization, but the problem is his exposure to the coaches. He has barely played with the Marlies because They are so deep on d and have had a lot of help with Rosen coming back and Hollowell coming in.

I think he is the most likely to get a spot, but that Borgman and Rosen are going to be the ones who get a spot and not one of these guys unless the need for a RHD is that large. If it is; Duszak probably gets the first chance, but all 3 could be options. Hollowell needs a year of AHL at least, and Lilly is too valuable to rush.

I haven’t seen that much of Duszak sadly, so he probably won’t start with the Leafs, though he could get a call up.
Forum: Armchair-GM25 avr. 2019 à 20 h 6
Sujet: Marlies Report - Playoffs Round 2
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Goteamgo</b></div><div>Is this The Athletic? Jk, this is awesome work though. I'll have to look out for your posts again in the future</div></div>

thanks ! basically took the ideas found in BleacherReport, Pension Plan Puppets, and The Athletic. I've made about 5 of them this year just for fun.
I might make one after the year, depends how things go lol.

I started making these because I love watching the Marlies and got kinda tired of how many Leafs things are here. Thought this would be different, and I figured it was a good idea for real leafs fans, who actually wanna know about the FRANCHISE and not just the Team.

I am also big into Sports Management and Business, analysing players and teams has become a hobby of mine. Looking to go into University for this, we'll see :)

If you have any questions about any of the marlies or stuff, feel free to ask!
Forum: Armchair-GM18 avr. 2019 à 22 h 31
Sujet: how many can stay
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Ajp_18</b></div><div>Bob is gone, Duchene won’t get an offer from CBJ without bob because of the conditions around him resigning in Columbus. Now that that’s out of the way Merzlikins will be in the NHL next season and we won’t buyout Dubinsky, probably would move Wennberg before buying out Dubinsky too. Milano is probably gone too, he’s turned into a bust and needs a new place to play.</div></div>

I'd tend to agree with almost everything you've said, but as I said, this was a test to see how many they COULD fit, and isn't really an accurate assumption of what the team will look like. I would also tend to think that depending how far they go in this Playoff, they could be giving more incentive for guys like Bob and Breadman to stay. Although I would tend to agree that Duchene's contract gives very little reason for CBJ to resign him. I'm hoping that Panarin will stay instead, and if you make that change it should work cap wise.

Milano is a bust, but for a cheap contract he's still been great in the AHL and might be worth the risk.

Merzlikins I forgot about, he will get in.

The Dubinsky buyout is highly unlikely, but I would much prefer it to trading away Wennberg, who despite the bad year should still have promise. I would tend to agree that the Wennberg trade makes more sense, I just wasn't sure what his value is, and I know that Dubinsky isn't worth half of what he's being paid.