You do understand that you will have to have 2-3 mil rerention on marner. His comtract is crazy badI'll drive marner to the airport to bring in Petey. would be nice to get a replacement top 6 rw and some solid picks/prospects for him
You do understand that you will have to have 2-3 mil rerention on marner. His comtract is crazy badI'll drive marner to the airport to bring in Petey. would be nice to get a replacement top 6 rw and some solid picks/prospects for him
Peter Chiarelli was a hired as a consultant two weeks before the Faulk trade...
If you trade Andersen you need to acquire a #1 goalie. Like, Murray or Lehner won't be cheaper than him.
You have 6 mil in cap to sign at least 4 forwards and fix the right side of the D. Not really possible without drafting and developing some young talent.
I think he ultimately returns to the blues. They just have to cap dump one of steen or bozak.
But in this market with so many teams on internal caps and looking to dump players, sweeteners to do so will be very costly.
Funny same thing was said for allen. If anything blues could retain 1 mil for bozak and get a 3rd from a team. He is a low 2 high-end 3c.
NBCSports analyst Pierre McGuire admitted as much this week during one of his regular morning hits on TSN1200.
“I’m going to caution everybody including Mark Borowiecki’s agent, these are way different times in the National Hockey League, and you’re just starting to see just a little ripple in the water. This is going to be a very different time financially for the league, and for a lot of member clubs in the league. I’m just telling you. The stories haven’t broken yet, but this is going to be a way different time for free agents, be a way different time for established players. You’re going to see some major cost-cutting around the National Hockey League, major, major cost-cutting. There are people writing stories now about this team laying off these people. You’re going to see a lot more. It’s going to trickle down to player’s salaries. This is a very different time in this league. It’s not getting enough exposure right now. I completely understand because of the playoffs. No one really wants to talk about it.
You are clueless. Most teams in this league barely turn a profit every year. COVID is going to ravage a gate-driven league like the NHL.pretty poor excuse
If he hits the market I'm confident Vegas will find a way to put in an offer in the 8 x 7 range.
I still don't think St. Louis is dumb enough to let him walk, but if they are it'll come down to Toronto and Vegas.
You are clueless. Most teams in this league barely turn a profit every year. COVID is going to ravage a gate-driven league like the NHL.
Toronto is not his home anymore sorry.Petro is going to the Leafs 100%. Everyone should understand this by now. Something team friendly around $8.9 per. Book it. They can easily fill out the roster with the Thornton's and Simmonds for a million each. Dubas will get credit but players will want to come home during the pandemic.
Ryan Kesler+Bryan Little+LTIR=$12,166,666 in cap space.The only way Toronto could do that is by trading Marner. No way they can just add 9 mil in cap.
Add an offensive D-man to try to fix the PP?The whole Faulk scenario from start to finish was just bizarre, no idea what the Blues were thinking.
I wouldn't do a full NMC for 7 years. Partial NTC in the last 3 years because he is going to hit the wall hard around 35 or so. Pie has played a lot of hard minutes and no one knows this better than Armstrong, which is why he's dicking him around.
Yeah, Toronto is one of like 5 teams that actually take in a decent profit any given year. But they are flush against the cap. It very very much is Petrangelo's problem.we're talking about the Leafs and that isn't Pietrangelo's problem
Pietrangelo: Lack of deal with Blues 'a little disappointing'
Sounds like Petrangelo is gonna test free agency. He is probably the biggest free agent to hit the market since Hall, and what a sub-ideal time to do so. Does a team pony up 7 years, 8 million for him? Can any team realistically afford to do so, because of cap and new-onset financial constraints?
the reality of a pandemic is starting to hit teams.
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Different Times Ahead for NHL Clubs? – “Good Players are in Play” - Full Press Coverage
Yeah, Toronto is one of like 5 teams that actually take in a decent profit any given year. But they are flush against the cap. It very very much is Petrangelo's problem.
So last week the reality hadn't sunk in yet?