Eisen
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I don't get how trades like these are made. What's the incentive for the receiving to take a crapshoot first rounder?Dubas’ best move of the summer was protecting this pick
I don't get how trades like these are made. What's the incentive for the receiving to take a crapshoot first rounder?Dubas’ best move of the summer was protecting this pick
I don't get how trades like these are made. What's the incentive for the receiving to take a crapshoot first rounder?
well we can be pretty sure he never wore a canes jersey as a kid.
if the leafs are the knicks, what are the rangers? do they even exist?Bud, the Leafs ain't the Lakers. They're the Knicks.
That is all true. But top 10 is really a lot. I get top3 protection, but to get a sure fire player outside the top 10 already takes a little luck. Good for the Hurricanes that they were willimg to pay for a first rounder, though.1. its a really deep draft, potentially. even pick 25 is a good pick this year
2. if not, you get a chance at any pick the following year
3. The Canes arent in win at all costs mode yet so, its an okay use of cap space
4. above all else 1st rounders are good trade chips for good players
5. you build a long term winning team with good players and consistently bringing up good player through the system. 1st round picks are more likely to be those guys.
It's either 2020 11OA-31OA or a 2021 1st of any position, so it's not that bad. You can calculate an estimated value for the pick (and the propability of which draft it will be); if you think the value is there the trade may happen.I don't get how trades like these are made. What's the incentive for the receiving to take a crapshoot first rounder?
Understood, but 11 or 12 is a great add to a solid roster... Leafs could use a guy like that.It's top-10 protected. So Carolina will at best get the 11th overall pick which will be a good player, but not an immediate impact kind of guy.
A first round pick is a first round pick.That is all true. But top 10 is really a lot. I get top3 protection, but to get a sure fire player outside the top 10 already takes a little luck. Good for the Hurricanes that they were willimg to pay for a first rounder, though.
Technically yes. But the generic implication calling it a lottery pick is that it provides a chance to move to 1,2 or 3. If I hold a ticket for a lottery but if it's a winner I have to give the ticket back to its original owner calling I a lottery ticket doesn't make it more valuable.11-15 still lottery, ya?
Dubas’ best move of the summer was protecting this pick
I'm not debating that. My debate is, if Tavares doesn't sign and Dubas doesn't overpay 3 players that contract would be fine for just 1 more year.
But if you don't pay Tavares you likely get Matthews and Marner for 1.5 million less each, kept Kadri and had money. ... Last summer you could have added Panarin AND defensemen who know how to play defense.I'd rather pay a 1st and get Tavares than not pay a first, not have tavares, and have Marleau on the team right now.
But if you don't pay Tavares you likely get Matthews and Marner for 1.5 million less each, kept Kadri and had money. ... Last summer you could have added Panarin AND defensemen who know how to play defense.
Woah. When did Panarin say he would sign with the Leafs?
Well he might have if the Leaves had the cap space (didn't sign Tavares + paid less to M + M)
Maybe that was what Space Umpire was getting at...
So you've got an elite player that is a center willing to sign but you want to go for the mystery box of an elite player that may or may not sign but is also not a center.
This isn't even close to logical for a team that is short centers.
if the leafs are the knicks, what are the rangers? do they even exist?
He didn't. We are not on an ocean. Besides, the Leafs signed their FA the year before. Anyway, hopefully we will trend upwards and the Canes will get our pick this year.Woah. When did Panarin say he would sign with the Leafs?
I think we all want the Leafs to trend upwards. With the leaf cap situation next year well known it is crucial the Leafs don't walk away with a cost controlled solid defender with a top 10 pick.He didn't. We are not on an ocean. Besides, the Leafs signed their FA the year before. Anyway, hopefully we will trend upwards and the Canes will get our pick this year.
But if you don't pay Tavares you likely get Matthews and Marner for 1.5 million less each, kept Kadri and had money. ... Last summer you could have added Panarin AND defensemen who know how to play defense.
I'd rather pay a 1st and get Tavares than not pay a first, not have tavares, and have Marleau on the team right now.
So let me see if I understand you.... If the Leafs didnt sign Tavares for $11 mill, they couldve kept Marleau and have the cap space to sign Panarin at 11.6 mill and add a D?
Wow... With that alternative Dubas really frigged up
I dont really agree that they wouldve been better off not signing tavares. He would have got 13 mil in SJ and Matthews would probably still want his 11You don't understand me. Try harder. Sure you move Marleau but face the facts, the only reason Matthews got AS MUCH as he did was Tavares got it 1st. Then Marner, whose value is a bit less than Matthews had to get a bit less.
All summer Leaf fans laughed claiming other teams also would be in cap hell because (this phrase was used here a lot) THE RFA LANDSCAPE HAD CHANGED ... Some tried to tell you all that it really only changed in Toronto.
So now you have your big 3, an awful defense and a bunch of guys who will expect raises over the next year or 2.
The few good ones you can't really afford to pay what they are worth nor can you afford to bring in qualified help.
I dont really agree that they wouldve been better off not signing tavares. He would have got 13 mil in SJ and Matthews would probably still want his 11