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Not for a longggg time.Leafs won't have enough money to go around long term. At some point they will lose one Nylander, Kadri, or Marner
Not for a longggg time.Leafs won't have enough money to go around long term. At some point they will lose one Nylander, Kadri, or Marner
Leafs won't have enough money to go around long term. At some point they will lose one Nylander, Kadri, or Marner
Yes, but they need to think long term how much money do you think Nylander will get? Matthews and Marner? Then comes next expansion draft. I like JVR and think he provides offense but it is also a business. Meaning if he gets 6×6 contract and does he offer leadership? He is 29 he will be 35 by end of contract. The chances of him being still productive will not be good. Just like Marleau when he signed that long term but he offers leadership. He been to stanley cup final. So, management jumped all over Marleau and he is providing role Leafs did not have previous around decade aka Mats Sundin.How many young guys do you want to keep throwing in there? Off the top of my head they had Matthews, Marner, Nylander, Hyman and brown from last year. This year they have been playing in limited roles Gauthier, Kapanen, Leivo, Dermott and Borgman. I’m sure I’m also forgetting a player or 2. Not to mention they have other young guys as well still learning in Reilly You need leaders on the team. Or you just end up like the oilers.
Too much money invested in wingers. Marleau, Marner, Nylander...not to mention Martin, Komarov and Brown all making around 3 and providing very little offfence.
so much wrong with this post.
1. Marleau's deal ends after year 1 of Matthews and Marner's new contracts. So...what I said stands?
2. Nylander will be a center as of next year. Speculation.
3. Martin makes 2.5 million. "around 3 million"
4. Komarov is a UFA this summer. Fair enough
5. Brown makes 2.1, had 20 goals as a rookie and is on pace to get close to that again. That's fair, I thought his deal was 2.8. Also, his 3pts in the last 20 so games has skewed my view of his productivity this season.
Brown and Hyman are closer to 2 than 3, and are both effective players. Leo’s gone after this year, or will be back for 2ish annually. There is no cap problem in TorontoToo much money invested in wingers. Marleau, Marner, Nylander...not to mention Martin, Komarov and Brown all making around 3 and providing very little offfence.
Brown and Hyman are closer to 2 than 3, and are both effective players. Leo’s gone after this year, or will be back for 2ish annually. There is no cap problem in Toronto
I predict Nylander will transition to C, Marleau will either be effective or gone, so 6.25 for one season is manageable. Martin probably gets moved that summer when young guys push past him & he’s been paid his bonus July 2019. Long term with a rising cap it’s feasible to look like thisWe would have something in 2019 like:
Marner - 6
Nylander - 6
Marleau - 6
JvR - 6
Martin - 2.5
Hyman - 2.25
Brown - 2.1
That's around 30 million in 7 wingers, if Nylander stays winger and assuming his production doesn't spike up or down. 7 of 12 wingers, so let's say the other 5 make around a million each with a few ELCs and a couple vets sprinkled in. So 35 million in wingers, on maybe 84 million cap that year (speculation).
40% of the cap on wingers. Not horrible, and might be doable because Reilly and Kadri are on great deals. The idea of 4x6 million dollar wingers just isn't ideal for me.
We would have something in 2019 like:
Marner - 6
Nylander - 6
Marleau - 6
JvR - 6
Martin - 2.5
Hyman - 2.25
Brown - 2.1
That's around 30 million in 7 wingers, if Nylander stays winger and assuming his production doesn't spike up or down. 7 of 12 wingers, so let's say the other 5 make around a million each with a few ELCs and a couple vets sprinkled in. So 35 million in wingers, on maybe 84 million cap that year (speculation).
40% of the cap on wingers. Not horrible, and might be doable because Reilly and Kadri are on great deals. The idea of 4x6 million dollar wingers just isn't ideal for me.
We would have something in 2019 like:
Marner - 6
Nylander - 6
Marleau - 6
JvR - 6
Martin - 2.5
Hyman - 2.25
Brown - 2.1
That's around 30 million in 7 wingers, if Nylander stays winger and assuming his production doesn't spike up or down. 7 of 12 wingers, so let's say the other 5 make around a million each with a few ELCs and a couple vets sprinkled in. So 35 million in wingers, on maybe 84 million cap that year (speculation).
40% of the cap on wingers. Not horrible, and might be doable because Reilly and Kadri are on great deals. The idea of 4x6 million dollar wingers just isn't ideal for me.
Why? They'd want top dollar and where else's to get that?
leafs definitely will not get one of the big 3Another big market team? I think if they'll either be re-signed or traded to a team they'll re-sign with (That could be the Leafs of course, but salary will go in the other direction so I don't see how signing JVR would effect that)
I dont get it, why should Nylander only get 6 mil? I have been told he is the best player in the 2014 draft, and 1 center/winger hybrid makes 8,5, best scoring winger makes over 6 mil, and Ehlers, who is not even the same ballpark as the MIGHTY NYLANDER makes 6 mil. Same with Marner, whole summer and start of the season, this player has been pumped as the second best player from the 2015 draft? Should he really make less than Eichel??.....