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NHL Transactions / Samuel Girard extended 7 yr @ 5M AAV
« on: July 31, 2019, 11:31:59 AM »
Sad day for Carlton
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| 2019 Eligible: | 2019's list | 2018's list | ||
| Aaron Luchuk Adam Brooks Alexander Kerfoot Andreas Borgman Andreas Johnsson Auston Matthews Ben Harpur Dmytro Timashov Eemeli Rasanen Egor Korshkov Fabrice Herzog Filip Kral Frederik Gauthier Ian Scott Ilya Mikheyev JD Greenway Jeremy Bracco Jesper Lindgren Jordan Subban Joseph Duszak Joseph Woll Justin Brazeau* Kalle Loponen Kasimir Kaskisuo Kasperi Kapanen Mac Hollowell Mason Marchment Mike Koster Mikhail Abramov Mikko Kokkonen Mitch Marner Nic Petan Nicholas Abruzzese Nicholas Robertson Nikolai Chebykin Pierre Engvall Pontus Holmberg Rasmus Sandin Riley Stotts Ryan O'Connell Semyon Der-Arguchintsev Semyon Kizimov Teemu Kivihalme Timothy Liljegren Travis Dermott Trevor Moore Vladimir Boblyev Vladislav Kara William Nylander Zachary Bouthillier | 25. Joseph Duszak 24. Frederik Gauthier 23. Mason Marchment 22. Semyon Der-Arguchintsev 21. Egor Korshkov 20. Mikko Kokkonen 19. Adam Brooks 18. Pierre Engvall 17. Ian Scott 16. Joseph Woll 15. Mac Hollowell 14. Ilya Mikheyev 13. Nic Petan 12. Jeremy Bracco 11. Nick Robertson 10. Trevor Moore 9. Timothy Liljegren 8. Travis Dermott 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Auston Matthews | 25. Pierre Engvall 24. Jordan Subban 23. Mason Marchment 22. Dmytro Timashov 21. 20. Semyon Der-Arguchintsev 19. Eemeli Rsnen 18. 17. Jeremy Bracco 16. Adam Brooks 15. Trevor Moore 14. 13. 12. Rasmus Sandin 11. Andreas Borgman 10. 9. 8. Andreas Johnsson 7. Timothy Liljegren 6. Kasperi Kapanen 5. Travis Dermott 4. T2: Mitch Marner T2: William Nylander 1. Auston Matthews |
* Brazeau is on an AHL deal and thus ineligible for this exercise. I've listed him here nonetheless as he gets an honourable mention from PPP.
TLN's top 20 (Calder-eligible) prospects
They're changing it up this year into a tiered system.
| 2019 | 2018 | |
| Tier 1: Tier 2: Tier 3: Tier Blah: | 20. 19. Mac Hollowell 18. Jordan Subban 17. Eemeli Rasanen 16. Jesper Lindgren 15. Filip Kral 14. Yegor Korshkov 13. Calle Rosen 12. Adam Brooks 11. Semyon Der-Arguchintsev 10. 9. Pierre Engvall 8. Joseph Woll 7. Dymytro Timashov 6. 5. Jeremy Bracco 4. Rasmus Sandin 3. 2. Andreas Johnsson 1. Timothy Liljegren |
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Main Leafs Hockey Talk / 2019 Toronto Maple Leafs Offseason Discussion
« on: April 26, 2019, 11:06:01 AM »
Marner, Marner, Marner!
Subtractions
Patrick Marleau - 6.25M --> Carolina
Nazem Kadri - 4.5M --> Colorado
Nikita Zaitsev - 4.5M --> Ottawa
Jake Gardiner - 4.05M --> UFA
Connor Brown - 2.1M --> Ottawa
Ron Hainsey - 3.0M --> Ottawa
Igor Ozhiganov - 0.925M --> KHL
Tyler Ennis - 0.65M --> Ottawa
Calle Rosn- 0.75M --> Colorado
Garrett Sparks - 0.75M --> Las Vegas
Andreas Borgman - 70M --> St. Louis
Michael Carcone - 0.675M --> Ottawa
Chris Mueller --> Tampa Bay
Vincent LoVerde --> UFA
Colin Greening --> retired
Dakota Joshua (rights) --> St. Louis
Fedor Gordeev (rights) --> Minnesota
Additions
Tyson Barrie - 5.5M > 2.75M (50% retained) 1 year
Cody Ceci - 4.5M 1 year
Alexander Kerfoot - 3.5M 4 years
Ilya Mikheyev - 0.925M 1 year
Mac Hollowell - 0.80M 3 years
Joseph Duszak - 0.80M 2 years
Teemu Kivihalme - 0.79M 1 year
Aaron Luchuk - 0.76M 1 year
Nick Shore - 0.75M 1 year
Kenny Agostino - 0.737M 2 years
Ben Harpur - 0.725M 1 year
Garrett Wilson - 0.725M 1 year
Jason Spezza - 0.70M 1 year
Kevin Gravel - 0.70M 1 year
Pontus Aberg - 0.70M 1 year
Jordan Schmaltz - 0.70M 1 year
Kalle Kossila - 0.70M 2 year (two-way)
Tyler Gaudet - 0.70M 1 year (two-way)
Future Considerations
Re-Signings
Andreas Johnsson - 3.4M 4 years
Kasperi Kapanen - 3.2M 3 years
Michael Hutchinson - 0.70M 1 year
Martin Marincin - 0.70M 1 year
Mitch Marner - RFA
Staff
Bye: DJ Smith, Jim Hiller, Dr. Jeremy Bettle
Hello: Paul McFarland, Dave Hakstol
Subtractions
Patrick Marleau - 6.25M --> Carolina
Nazem Kadri - 4.5M --> Colorado
Nikita Zaitsev - 4.5M --> Ottawa
Jake Gardiner - 4.05M --> UFA
Connor Brown - 2.1M --> Ottawa
Ron Hainsey - 3.0M --> Ottawa
Igor Ozhiganov - 0.925M --> KHL
Tyler Ennis - 0.65M --> Ottawa
Calle Rosn- 0.75M --> Colorado
Garrett Sparks - 0.75M --> Las Vegas
Andreas Borgman - 70M --> St. Louis
Michael Carcone - 0.675M --> Ottawa
Chris Mueller --> Tampa Bay
Vincent LoVerde --> UFA
Colin Greening --> retired
Dakota Joshua (rights) --> St. Louis
Fedor Gordeev (rights) --> Minnesota
Additions
Tyson Barrie - 5.5M > 2.75M (50% retained) 1 year
Cody Ceci - 4.5M 1 year
Alexander Kerfoot - 3.5M 4 years
Ilya Mikheyev - 0.925M 1 year
Mac Hollowell - 0.80M 3 years
Joseph Duszak - 0.80M 2 years
Teemu Kivihalme - 0.79M 1 year
Aaron Luchuk - 0.76M 1 year
Nick Shore - 0.75M 1 year
Kenny Agostino - 0.737M 2 years
Ben Harpur - 0.725M 1 year
Garrett Wilson - 0.725M 1 year
Jason Spezza - 0.70M 1 year
Kevin Gravel - 0.70M 1 year
Pontus Aberg - 0.70M 1 year
Jordan Schmaltz - 0.70M 1 year
Kalle Kossila - 0.70M 2 year (two-way)
Tyler Gaudet - 0.70M 1 year (two-way)
Future Considerations
Re-Signings
Andreas Johnsson - 3.4M 4 years
Kasperi Kapanen - 3.2M 3 years
Michael Hutchinson - 0.70M 1 year
Martin Marincin - 0.70M 1 year
Mitch Marner - RFA
Staff
Bye: DJ Smith, Jim Hiller, Dr. Jeremy Bettle
Hello: Paul McFarland, Dave Hakstol
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General Rumours & Speculation / Nylander: I dont want him on my team
« on: April 14, 2019, 08:23:09 PM »
He has so much skill but bobbled the puck a couple of times on the playoffs so bye.
Trade ideas I have in mind:
Roman Polak: RHD, our coach trusts him, hits and stuff, is a man
Erik Gudbranson: RHD, coaches love him, hits and stuff, is a man
Trade ideas I have in mind:
Roman Polak: RHD, our coach trusts him, hits and stuff, is a man
Erik Gudbranson: RHD, coaches love him, hits and stuff, is a man
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General NHL News & Views / Refs and biases
« on: April 14, 2019, 12:22:07 PM »I'm saying that unless you have clear evidence of nhl referees exhibiting bias due to race, you're spitballing, and it doesn't look good on you.
I appreciate that the topic has made you uncomfortable. Im slightly amused that this is what it takes for you to actually require substantiation for an internet opinion being posted.
Heres how it works out in my head:
One player is the son of a former player and current broadcaster. I think we can agree that hockey is Nepotistic to the Nth degree.
Hockey has a preference for the type of player it promotes and the type of player it castigates. See Hrudeys interesting segment comparing Nylander (soft Swedish lazy super skill) and DeBrusk (son of his broadcasting colleague, absolutely not dirty according to himself).
Refs have a hit list they circulate, which is a list of players they especially focus on in games. I dont know who is on the list, but Kadri most assuredly is. And confirmation bias is a thing. They believe hes a bad egg and therefore everything he does is seen through that self-confirming lens.
All people have biases, implicit or explicit, consciously or not. It comes out in the decisions they make. A racial bias stemming from systematic ideaologies is written into everyones mental fabric whether we like it or not. I have to catch myself and correct those thoughts and feelings when they come up, and I definitely still screw up from time to time.
Refs are people. They have documented biases. Is that whats happening here? \_(ツ)_/
Who is going to get the benefit of the doubt on the ice and in the media?
In my mind, being a referee is hard and thankless and I generally try to understand their perspective. This was the first game where I felt inclined to sound off on them.