Brock Radunske
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That's fair.There is no deal around Kapanen that gets you Hanifin.
On the same note, no deal built around Hanifin gets Matthews/Marner/Nylander
That's fair.There is no deal around Kapanen that gets you Hanifin.
Would adding Tierney to Braun do enough to help Toronto’s defensive play to make this worthwhile for the Leafs?
Justin Braun
Chris Tierney
Kasperi Kapanen
2018 1st
2019 4th (STL)
What the heck are you talking about? Looking to sell? Dundon just bought the team a few months ago and is already investing into the hockey infrastructure of the area. Allowing Hanifin to walk on an offer sheet is literally the opposite of anything and everything we're looking to do here, especially when we have gobs of cap room. And we would want to get rid of Hanifin so we could keep around a stable of young prospects? What?I honestly think that the Canes are vulnerable to an offer sheet for Hanifin. Attendance is way down and I can't see a high offer for term. If I was an owner who might be looking to sell, I might want a stable of young prospects to weather the fiscal storm. Just saying.
Fair enough. Seems like there is nothing further to discuss here.That's fair.
On the same note, no deal built around Hanifin gets Matthews/Marner/Nylander
third lowest attendance in the NHL is not good. Very limited market. I caught a game in Raleigh once. (Liked the BBQ in the arena btw). A third of the arena were visiting fans from Buffalo watching the sabres. The next day I couldn't even find a game on TV (when Canes weren't playing). Team is dying a painful death. Hockey fan base is really smallWhat the heck are you talking about? Looking to sell? Dundon just bought the team a few months ago and is already investing into the hockey infrastructure of the area. Allowing Hanifin to walk on an offer sheet is literally the opposite of anything and everything we're looking to do here, especially when we have gobs of cap room. And we would want to get rid of Hanifin so we could keep around a stable of young prospects? What?
I'd do Tanev for Kapanen and the 25th. A late first and B prospect would be probably the lowest return I would take.Unless you're adding Juolevi or your 1st, that's an easy no from Toronto.
Or if everyone wants to be reasonable, you'll get a 1st + 2nd + warm body for Tanev alone.
I honestly think that the Canes are vulnerable to an offer sheet for Hanifin. Attendance is way down and I can't see a high offer for term. If I was an owner who might be looking to sell, I might want a stable of young prospects to weather the fiscal storm. Just saying.
1. Canes can't afford that kind of future salary
2. I wouldn't rank Aho higher than Nylander
3. Matthews>>>>Hannifin
4. Suicide for leafs mgmt.
Amazing, the team that has the longest playoff drought has low attendance. Who would have thought that. And glad you were able to make that sweeping conclusion about this region with that one time you were able to attend a game.third lowest attendance in the NHL is not good. Very limited market. I caught a game in Raleigh once. (Liked the BBQ in the arena btw). A third of the arena were visiting fans from Buffalo watching the sabres. The next day I couldn't even find a game on TV (when Canes weren't playing). Team is dying a painful death. Hockey fan base is really small
Can be had at a much cheaper price. Cane fans are not experts of the hockey marketAren’t you forgetting a big piece that was part of the deal? I’m not saying the Leafs would do this (they wouldn’t) but you left out arguably the most valuable piece coming from Carolina in this fictional proposal.
You won't let him walk...someone from the team who developed their expertise outside of Raleigh Durham will.Amazing, the team that has the longest playoff drought has low attendance. Who would have thought that. And glad you were able to make that sweeping conclusion about this region with that one time you were able to attend a game.
But yeah, none of this means its at all likely that we let Hanifin walk on an offer sheet.
The bolded is the case in any US market that only has one team with NHL broadcasting rights in its area. The only games you'll find outside of market are either on NBCSN or NHL Networkthird lowest attendance in the NHL is not good. Very limited market. I caught a game in Raleigh once. (Liked the BBQ in the arena btw). A third of the arena were visiting fans from Buffalo watching the sabres. The next day I couldn't even find a game on TV (when Canes weren't playing). Team is dying a painful death. Hockey fan base is really small
I'm genuinely curious. Are you insinuating that the Canes are looking to go cheap because the owner is looking to sell?You won't let him walk...someone from the team who developed their expertise outside of Raleigh Durham will.
Can be had at a much cheaper price. Cane fans are not experts of the hockey market
third lowest attendance in the NHL is not good. Very limited market. I caught a game in Raleigh once. (Liked the BBQ in the arena btw). A third of the arena were visiting fans from Buffalo watching the sabres. The next day I couldn't even find a game on TV (when Canes weren't playing). Team is dying a painful death. Hockey fan base is really small
I'm genuinely curious. Are you insinuating that the Canes are looking to go cheap because the owner is looking to sell?
And another thing, when you list off 2 prospects and a 1st round pick, that doesn't equal 3 1st round picks. Sure, those prospects might have been drafted in the first, but, much like a car, their value is diminished once you make the pick. When you offer 3 first round picks, I want 3 lottery cards, not one lottery card and 2 that have already been scratched off.Three first round picks is not enough for Hanifin? Would be easier to take a run with an offer sheet of $6MM and pay less compensation.
Can be had at a much cheaper price. Cane fans are not experts of the hockey market
Given where the Leafs are in their rebuild and where the Canucks are in theirs, I suspect picks would be the currency of choice for Tanev.I'd do Tanev for Kapanen and the 25th. A late first and B prospect would be probably the lowest return I would take.
I would be hesitant to target Tanev with his injury problems. Playing in the playoffs will only make it worse.Given where the Leafs are in their rebuild and where the Canucks are in theirs, I suspect picks would be the currency of choice for Tanev.
The Leafs have a ton of little known but high upside prospects in their pools so I could see their 1st + a good prospect or two for Tanev.
Maybe something like
2018 1st
Carrick (young, #5/6 with #4/5 potential)
Leivo/Bracco/Brooks/etc.
or if Vancouver wants just picks, a 1st+ 2nd
If Canes management is expecting a hockey deal then they need to look at teams in a similar situation to the Canes but with young forward talent that can afford to lose 1 to obtain a D man. As far as the Leafs are concerned we can go an get a Tanev/Myers or even a Doughty for cheaper than what you guys expect lolOffer sheets aren't really a thing right now and Carolina can create budget space by moving Skinner or Faulk or Lindholm, if necessary. Carolina could conceivably trade Hanifin as opposed to giving him a big contract, but I strongly doubt that they will be bullied into it by another club.
Even if contract negotiations become problematic, there’s 29 other teams in the league that Carolina could talk to about Hanifin. Toronto wouldn’t be the only suitor.
gardener and the 25th for tanev and the canucks 2nd