Article written by one of my site's writers.
http://overtimesportsnation.com/time-for-turnover-in-t-o/
http://overtimesportsnation.com/time-for-turnover-in-t-o/
Article seems like it was wrote by someone who just jumped on the "Leafs are garrrbage" bandwagon. Next.
The Cap isn't declining.
With the fall of the Canadian Dollar, it may not rise significantly either!
Why does everyone always jump on these articles? I know a lot of them are poor click bate but it seems like when people actually try and put out a decent article it gets slammed no matter what? Embarrassments like Dave Feschuk and Damian Cox can write endless tabloid worthy articles and they get eaten up by Leafs Nation one after another, go figure.
Why does everyone always jump on these articles? I know a lot of them are poor click bate but it seems like when people actually try and put out a decent article it gets slammed no matter what? Embarrassments like Dave Feschuk and Damian Cox can write endless tabloid worthy articles and they get eaten up by Leafs Nation one after another, go figure.
Why does everyone always jump on these articles? I know a lot of them are poor click bate but it seems like when people actually try and put out a decent article it gets slammed no matter what? Embarrassments like Dave Feschuk and Damian Cox can write endless tabloid worthy articles and they get eaten up by Leafs Nation one after another, go figure.
The Maple Leafs second biggest contract lies with Captain Dion Phaneuf at $49 million for the next seven years. Phaneuf has been a heart and soul, grinding hockey player in his time with Toronto, eating up more than twenty minutes of ice-time a game. But unless he can combine that with the goals he put up in his first two NHL seasons, he’s way overpaid and needs to go.
Again, it’s no easy task. A desperate trading partner is the only way to move such an albatross in the next five weeks. If a move can’t be made before then, it must be made in the off-season. One may wonder, “What can the Buds get back?†Probably nothing. But for a team that’s bombing out of the playoffs and still right against the cap limit, the best trade may simply be cap relief.
Leafs for sale: Interesting to read speculation out of Dallas that the Stars might have a prominent place for Dion Phaneuf on their blueline, noting that the cost to get Phaneuf out of Toronto would be enormously high. Shows the fishbowl of Toronto, with so many suggesting the Leaf captain is untradeable, might skew perception a tad. Unlike Richards, Phaneuf is at the very least a good player in the league, just not the star and captain some wish he was.