brian boyle was a leaf once never did well with us so I imagine hes probably going to stay clear of us. Also u probs can switch holl for dermott and not sign trevor van riemsdik and put sandin back on the 3rd pairing with Holl. Other than that not bad

No chance the Leafs will ever trade Marner as he is the heart and soul of the team.

Anyone can get traded if the value makes the team better.trading marner would send the message to the rest of the leafs "does not matter if you are a star u slack off bye bye" . Toronto wants a cup and dubas will trade to try and make that happen sooner rather than later so if it means marner goes so be it

although Marner is the Toronto kid and gets the most points out of the big 4, I always see him as the guy to go. Nylander is on a stellar contract and you need 2 solid centers to be competitive in todays NHL. Plus trading Marner gets you a ton of cap space

With Matthews on Pace for100 points this year and nylander and Hyman having career years with regards struggling a bit but 60 points is fine I think Toronto may miss marner but seeing an improved score will be worth

I have no issue trading marner, but you're not getting him for that. Islanders add big, especially if the Leafs are taking back a pure buy out

Boyle didn’t do bad with the Leafs. He just didn’t do as well as when he was with NJ.

No way you include Holl after the year he had.

marner is also on pace for 100 points. he just missed some games.

Sure dude zero chance in hell that the Isles can afford to take on that Marner contract, And then resign Matt Barzal whom is probably going to get 8 x 9.5 minimal.

I think Marner should be the one to go out of the big four. By keeping him it is putting the Leafs at a huge disadvantage since our cap room is not as flexible as compared to other teams, and, there is a lot of moves the Leafs can make to make this team more competitive. Plus it would give a big warning to the rest on how they are not as safe as they think they may be

Marner is not going anywhere in my opinion and he is a franchise player for the Leafs which you do not grasp.

Teams have been more successful with having the luxury of two franchise players instead of three, and with cap flexibility. I know you are a Dubasite, but sometimes, people like you need to open their eyes and see how many problems it is forcing down on the Leafs. We don't need Marner, and with him being out of the Leafs, we can address most of the issues this team is having (defense, depth, grit/size)