allsilverdreams
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Would you do a 1st for RNH ?
Hypothetical question
If you could gurantee one cup win this year by being buyers but lose important assets and those assets are the key contributors to the future and the next 10 years is heart break after heart break of being good but not good enough to put us over the top would you still do it?
Or would you play it slow and build a team that can be a perienal championship over 10 years.
Considering the King's spot I'd kick the tires on Jeff Carter depending on his contract, not sure what it is. I love the thought of bringing in a true veteran with Stanley cup pedigree into the room that can also still play, like what they thought Gionta was. The young players could learn so much from him and honestly I think he'd make us into a legit playoff contender, I'll stop short of saying cup contender.
Hypothetical question
If you could gurantee one cup win this year by being buyers but lose important assets and those assets are the key contributors to the future and the next 10 years is heart break after heart break of being good but not good enough to put us over the top would you still do it?
Or would you play it slow and build a team that can be a perienal championship over 10 years.
Hypothetical question
If you could gurantee one cup win this year by being buyers but lose important assets and those assets are the key contributors to the future and the next 10 years is heart break after heart break of being good but not good enough to put us over the top would you still do it?
Or would you play it slow and build a team that can be a perienal championship over 10 years.
4 years left at $5.25 ? That's not bad at all
4 years left at $5.25 ? That's not bad at all
The Leafs rented Brian Boyle in a move that was purely to show the young players management believed in them, when they came out of their rebuild, even though they weren't going to go deep. I would hope for a move like that.
That could make it easy to be buyersIt's going to be hard to be buyers when we have very little dead weight that can't be replaced within
A guaranteed title is boring and completely ruins the whole purpose of being a fan. Never.Hypothetical question
If you could gurantee one cup win this year by being buyers but lose important assets and those assets are the key contributors to the future and the next 10 years is heart break after heart break of being good but not good enough to put us over the top would you still do it?
Or would you play it slow and build a team that can be a perienal championship over 10 years.
I agree that we can't add long term contracts until Skinner is done, hopefully that happens around the new year, but with Poms, Moulson etc. coming off the books this year and next I'm not worried about that price tag for that player. Carter's a hell of a player still at 33 and I'd guess will be for 2-3 more years at least. Center and winger versatility.. Mittelstadt and Dahlin aren't getting big contracts for at least 3 years, and Reinhart's not exactly gonna break the bank.. Free agency almost always a swing and a miss. I think he'd be perfect.Its far from good.
Especially with Okposo being overpaid and untradable already.
Can’t add that kind of contract when top priority needs to be locking down Skinner at 8million per
What if Patrick Kane agreed to waive his NMC? He's 30 years old, has a cap hit of $10.5 million and is signed through 2022-23.
Patrick Kane - CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps