DarthProbert
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Would you add Sanheim/Myers to that as well? Remember, any offer coming to the leafs should at least come close to the value of four mid first round picksHave to factor in a lot of teams won’t be able to trade for Marner straight up too because of his new contract he is demanding. Toronto won’t be able to take too much salary in a trade. That’s why teams will probably offer a large amount of futures and prospects.
Again, this is where fan bases will disagree on the type of prospects. I would have no issue with the flyers trying to make a splash.
I’d easily use the 11th overall and konency as starters.
Not on Marner at all. I don't like his agent and I don't think hes worth Kucherov/Stone money, but I still don't have anything against MarnerStarting to turn on Marner, are we?
This is too rich for my blood.
Meh, I doubt it would impact the locker room that much. Matthews, Nylander, Tavares all got theirs, they can't be mad that Marner wants his and has to fight a bit harder because they came before him.wouldn't surprise me if Dreger is on Ferris' payroll
Marner/Ferris openly soliciting offersheets and interviewing with other teams..... if this actually came to fruition (i have to see it to believe it) i cant see this going over well at all in Toronto or the Leafs org/locker-room.
These guys (marner and his camp) might not even sign July 1 so all the UFA options like Panarin, Nyquist might be gone
In Ferris' eyes, it's the other way around...Good for him. He should take full advantage of what's allowed and what he's worth.
That being said - I hope he doesn't end up being a dick to the leafs. He *does* owe them quite a bit - they drafted him, molded him and helped shape him into the player he becomes. It doesn't mean he should accept any offer of course - but if Leafs come back super aggressively and are within ~500k of an opposing team offer for example - i'd expect loyalty to prevail. But if some team is willing to offer sheet him for 12-13M$ per - more power to him and that team.
Meh, I doubt it would impact the locker room that much. Matthews, Nylander, Tavares all got theirs, they can't be mad that Marner wants his and has to fight a bit harder because they came before him.
He would make close to 2M more in salary alone in Colorado compared to Toronto due to taxes:would Marner even make as much money in a market such as Colorado with an AAV of 11 compared to an AAV of 9 in TO when you factor in endorsements and such?
Four 1sts and get to keep Kapanen and Johnsson? Done.
In Ferris' eyes, it's the other way around...
Mitch travelling to meet with potential offer-sheet suitors is very different than holding out for what you think you're worth. I hate basing opinions on anything Dreger says, but if this is true, it's far beyond a holdout (e.g., Nylander), it's actively looking to leave for a better offer.Meh, I doubt it would impact the locker room that much. Matthews, Nylander, Tavares all got theirs, they can't be mad that Marner wants his and has to fight a bit harder because they came before him.
he wore generic NHL jammies.FAKE NEWS, WOW !!!!
all the maple leaf fans told us he would sign for 9.5M IN TORONTO BECAUSE HE WAS A TORONTO BOY !!!!!!!! why can't he be like Tavares SMFH
Yeah and also everyone would know the Leaf's have no choice but to trade him and the teams would also have to have the cap space to resign him.
The offers you'd get aren't as outlandish as you're thinking.
Making an aggressive offer is the last thing the leafs should do. Just let Marner come back down to earth and then start negotiating with him. Remember, Nylander was available to offersheet at the cost of a first, second, and third (an insanely cheap price considering most poeple's opinions of him then) for half a damn year, and not a single team threw one at him.
"Let Marner come back down to earth"
Yes, because it's so ridiculous for Marner to ask for $10 million a year when Matthews just got $11.5 million.
10.5 at anything over 5 years is 4 1sts. If someone wants to pay him 10.5 to take him to free agency at 26 they can but I have a hard time seeing that. The compensation would end up being 4 1sts.
And the exchange rate would more or less make up that difference. Living in Canadian dollars and getting paid in USD is a massive advantage.He would make close to 2M more in salary alone in Colorado compared to Toronto due to taxes:
Auston Matthews Post-Tax Earnings - CapFriendly - NHL Salary Caps
would Marner even make as much money in a market such as Colorado with an AAV of 11 compared to an AAV of 9 in TO when you factor in endorsements and such?
I just have trouble seeing Marner being ok with Ferris choice of comments and actions if he does end up doing this open solicitation. i get it it's Ferris job to get Marner the best value but he does work for Marner and under his discretionOf course it is. That's his agent - it's his job to be 100% pro-player and anti-team, and to try to screw the team over for even 10k lol. No issue with that.
Typically players show some sense of loyalty though. And again - this doesn't mean Marner has to be loyal and accept 10 if he feels he's worth as much/more than Tavares/Matthews. I'm just saying if it gets to a point where the Leafs come with a strong offer - very close to an offer sheet - i'd expect him to accept.
My point is at that aav the only way to keep the lower comp is 5 years or lessNylander’s current deal would have bumped him up a bracket (it’s total divided by 5 years when its a 6 or 7 year deal), which would have then cost another 1st.
Exactly. Marner outscored him by 21 points and they want him to take 2+ million less per year than him? They needed to have worked the extensions simultaneously. Now Marner has no reason not to ask for the same deal.
Well 5x10.5 would only actually be 2 1st, a 2nd, and a 3rd. I doubt the offer sheet would be for 5 years if you have to go up in caphit though. If you are already in the max bracket, there’s no reason not to insist on a 7 year deal.
I can see a team throwing a 5 year deal @ 10,568,589 per (Max for two 1sts, and 2nd, and a 3rd) that walks him to UFA. If Toronto matches then they WILL lose Johnsson or Kapanen.
Mitch travelling to meet with potential offer-sheet suitors is very different than holding out for what you think you're worth. I hate basing opinions on anything Dreger says, but if this is true, it's far beyond a holdout (e.g., Nylander), it's actively looking to leave for a better offer.