Jmo89
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Why would it? of what value is Kerfoot to Anaheim?
I know tone is hard to read over text, but do you honestly think a Canucks fan is being sincere with that post?
Why would it? of what value is Kerfoot to Anaheim?
I doubt it happens. The Ducks brass, by all accounts, likes him. No way they retain 50% on him for anything less then a 1st and I doubt Toronto is interested in paying a late 1st.
Vatrano at 1.8 million for 3 more years woulf maybe be worth a first from the leafs.
Frankie is definitely not, but the ~$4m retained by Anaheim is approaching that level of value. If it were $1m more or Vatrano were a bit better, I could definitely see the case being made.No he's not, nobody is doing rgar even at 1.8, have you seen the offensive talent available?
I like Frank Vatrano but Frank Vatrano is not that dude
5'11 190lbsFrankie is definitely not, but the ~$4m retained by Anaheim is approaching that level of value. If it were $1m more or Vatrano were a bit better, I could definitely see the case being made.
If they need shooting, that. Otherwise, nothing.5'11 190lbs
This brings what NEW element to the Leafs??
Or, we could ask them to retain 50% and propose a bunch of not great players like we frequently do. It works both ways.Just save us the time and tell us it will cost 1st + Knies like any player the Leafs show interest in
After watching Vatrano on the Rangers, he has a good shot and plays a stout game. Going to guess some fans/nation are not that familiar with him.Friedman mentioned the Leafs were interested in Timmins and Vatrano in early November. I didn't really see why they'd be overly interested in either player. But, they traded for Timmins shortly after that and now Friedman is bringing Vatrano up again. There might be something here.
I'm not in love with wasting cap to acquire Vatrano, so I would hope the deal would be Vatrano for Jarnkrok. They're comparable players both signed this summer to contracts with term.
If they are in tank mode, they'll want decent assets/futures in the return. Saving money is not the biggest objective.It is If you are in full on Tank mode
If they are in tank mode, they'll want decent assets/futures in the return. Saving money is not the biggest objective.
LOL - baloney.There isn't really an "if" they are in fact in full on tank mode
LOL - baloney.
In our world (nation), many teams are in full tank mode and dying to give us their good players for peanuts. They don't need assets/futures in return, they need to contribute to our noble cause.
No it's not baloney their record says they are tanking
Until the deadlineThis is true….. to think Anaheim has literally what? 3 regulation wins this season? Isn’t tank mode I don’t know what is. Anaheim is gonna get Bedard or Fantili. Chicago can’t beat us tanking. They are better than Anaheim on paper
My guess is the concern about fitting him beyond this season. The Leafs have 12 players signed for next season at nearly 71 million. That doesn't leave much space to fill out the rest of the roster. Unless they can get double retention and drop Vatrano's cap hit down to 912.5k, or they move one of their bigger salaries this summer, he's probably not a fit.They have the money to fit him in If they wanted to I'm not sure why he said that.
Until the deadline
I was not arguing about whether the Ducks were in tank mode. That is a lame attempt at changing the subject and moving the goalposts.No it's not baloney their record says they are tanking
Yes, but the argument wasn't whether the Ducks were tanking or not. You missed the point. See above. The most important priority for a tanking team is to acquire picks & prospects versus saving money.This is true….. to think Anaheim has literally what? 3 regulation wins this season? Isn’t tank mode I don’t know what is. Anaheim is gonna get Bedard or Fantili. Chicago can’t beat us tanking. They are better than Anaheim on paper
I was not arguing about whether the Ducks were in tank mode. That is a lame attempt at changing the subject and moving the goalposts.
The actual topic is what a team that tanks does to rebuild. What a tanking team does is move older players to acquire picks & prospects. They don't have to trade the pick to any one team including our team (the Leafs). If the Ducks don't like our return, they can shop around and see what other teams offer them. So, the priority is the young assets they acquire via trade versus saving money.
Thanks for coming out though.
Yes, but the argument wasn't whether the Ducks were tanking or not. You missed the point. See above. The most important priority for a tanking team is to acquire picks & prospects versus saving money.
I would certainly hope so. The subsequent discussion that ensued with the other poster was "saving money" versus "acquiring assets (picks & prospects) for the rebuild". It would be real tough to have a successful rebuild if all a team was trying to do was save money.Isn’t that the plan though?
I would certainly hope so. The subsequent discussion that ensued with the other poster was "saving money" versus "acquiring assets (picks & prospects) for the rebuild". It would be real tough to have a successful rebuild if all a team was trying to do was save money.
If you want Kerfoot to help us out of our cap situation, hey no problem. I'd hope for your team's sake that your GM would be raising his price even higher if that were the case.