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Bourne’s idea for the coaching target in general terms

I’m having trouble pointing out a creative contract that was advantageous to the Leafs that was for an above average player. Most of the creativity was for eking out lots of up front value for the Leafs stars without much if any commensurate scaling down of cap hit; unless Nylander was looking...

https://www.flohockey.tv/articles/13413349-why-david-carle-may-be-a-generational-head-coach-prospect Hmm look who hired him previously

Well, which organization has a lot of money and recently turned over the reins to relatively inexperienced but collaborative managers who want to build up a program?

If that was the actual plan, they wouldn’t have merely landed 5th last by the hair of their chinny chin chins. Knies would’ve been shut down earlier. Nylander would’ve had a more ‘severe’ groin injury. Literally bad at winning and bad at tanking, but great at not having the puck.

Really interesting observation about this year’s playoff group being young, fast, and fun, but potentially an anomaly precipitated by the condensed Olympic schedule that crushed older teams with lots of Olympic entrants. At the same time, the front office has the schedule in front of them and...

Leafs’ 2nd rder from 2025

Jake McCabe, but it wasn’t even anything egregious.

If I recall correctly, he scored a goal immediately after incurring this injury, before he could get off the ice.

Wow

If he entered every arena before games wearing a swan scarf and kicking an orc helmet, he would win the internet immediately.

If the Leafs pick up another mid-first, this is where I'm pointing that pick Bjorck is a half-year younger than Stenberg, plays centre, and is already holding his own against pro players. He's a smidge taller than Nick Robertson.

Wait what https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0940223/

Johnny Tapvares still clickin'

I thought so too, but I guess they really wanted the L-R pairings Danford was on the ice for the tying goal (Rifai) and the go-ahead goal (Nylander) and was awarded the game belt. The Marlies have that chummy team feel right now. The latest MLHS podcast had a pretty good argument for giving...

The improvement plan is to convert a surplus of scoring/attractive forwards into mobile two-way defensemen at the beginning of their development curves to enable the high end scoring talent (that we already have) to get the puck in offensive opportunities more frequently and catalyze depth...

Knies to Rinzel is more of a lateral move that opens up cap space, adds some real juice to the defense corps, and the prospect pipeline. If that’s indeed what CHI will overpay for Knies.

Marlies claw back out of an 0-2 hole in P2 to take the series opener 5-2 Empty netter by Bo