There's no need to attack his points.
I have no idea who the hell the guy is .
Why do you need somebody else to make stupid arguments for you.
Again regardless where Tavares would have sign. Nylander would still be holding out on the Leafs. He thinks he's worth more than what Dubas thinks.
Again. You haven't disproved my point and your silly article written by a cry baby did not disprove my point.
Is this writer a cry baby as well?
He basically repeats what I said about having a young team and false assumptions of what Leafs brass believe they are willing to swallow. The Leafs can't build the team like Detroit, Pens, Hawks because the young players won't and shouldn't buy into it. They are at the point of their careers where they don't know their true market value and they have yet to reach their performance ceilings. Why be stymied by an organization that wants to pay them scraps at such a critical juncture in their careers. The're basically pawns under the proposed solutions to the big 4 contracts. When the the Pens, Hawks, Detroit, Caps built the team around a few elite players and a topped off the roster with experience vets for depth. These veteran players had already made their paydays throughout their careers and saw their situations as a last ditch effort to win the Cup. This mentality won't work on a young team like the Leafs.
Hate for William Nylander is misguided ... and more in mailbag | The Star
There’s a lot of anger directed toward William Nylander.
Seems as if folks believe it is their right to enjoy watching Nylander play on Auston Matthews’ right wing at a price of their choosing. Sure, I get it. I’d like to pay a mortgage rate at the price of my choosing. I’d like to buy groceries at the price of my choosing.
Maple Leafs forward William Nylander doesn’t deserve the hate he’s been receiving from fans as he sits on the sidelines while his contract situation plays out, Kevin McGran writes. (CLAUS ANDERSEN / GETTY IMAGES)
That’s not how it works.
Wasn’t a big fan of
Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan
fanning the flames as he did on Wednesday. He compared these young Leafs to his veteran-loaded Detroit Red Wings, who came together for one purpose. Disingenuous in my books.
These young Leafs have their futures ahead of them playing in a system where their earnings are limited, pitting teammate against teammate for top dollar. It’s a system Shanahan was complicit in bringing about.
Those old Red Wings of his had made their millions — and still earned as much if not more than these Leafs — and were looking collectively at a kind of last kick at the can in a market where the sky was the limit for salaries.