Yep, we should look at those 4 games rather than the other 31 which my visualizations encompass all of.

I feel like we have a completely different understanding of what Toronto needs here.

Toronto's special teams have been fine this year and same with their 5v5 play overall. Braun is a good depth guy but he is not a clear cut upgrade over Holl like you are trying to say. He is a similar caliber player that is best suited for the 3rd pair. Muzzin has struggled this year and that is very likely to do with who he is partnered with. Klingberg is an excellent puck moving dman with proven playoff pedigree that would really give a possession based team like Toronto a much more stable 2nd pair. If you feel that Dermott needs to be moved instead of Holl then sure.

Leafs 5v5 play overall has been ok. Their offense is great but their defense has been middle of the pack which Campbell has been the bandaid covering it up. For the Leafs to make a big impact, they need to do better with their even strength defensive numbers, not get more offense with little defensive help like Klingberg would bring.

Braun, as his numbers indicate, has been very successful in bringing the quality of chances against down while playing against other teams top lines. The kind of help which will have the biggest impact on the Leafs game.

I look at a team like Tampa 2 years ago, they already had Sergachev, Hedman, and McDonagh but went and signed Shattenkirk anyways. Shattenkirk is a PMD that is not great defensively. Did they need him for the PP? no of course not, but it allowed them to run Mcdonagh in a primarily shutdown role. Do you think Tampa would have been better off with Braun or Pysyk instead?

So we can agree to disagree here but I think Klingberg would have a much larger positive impact for the Leafs than Braun or Pysyk

And Tampa paid nothing to make that gamble. You have the Leafs paying a 1st and their top prospect to take that same gamble. The risk doesn't match the likely reward.

That has nothing to do with fit or not. You are just changing your narrative.

You have to understand that every legitimate contender will be looking to make a relevant upgrade at the deadline. I think Klingberg gives Toronto a legitimate chance. If you dont like the fit then sure, we can agree to disagree. If you don't like the acquisition cost I posted then we can discuss that. The 1st can be a conditional 2nd that upgrades 2 a 1st depending on results and/or Raffl can be replaced with Kiviranta

The cost and the fit are definitely related. Why pay a big price for something that doesn't fit your needs?

My god its like talking to a wall.

I think the fit is good, so why don't you humor me for a second and tell me your thoughts on the cost. That or just stop replying since we dont agree on the fit at all

I have a feeling Muzzin is done after this year, that's why going all in for him is the right play

Even if Muzzin is "done", his cap isn't.

What I mean by that is, they are gonna robidas island him, or trade him. look at how his contract is structured

Trade him? He has full NTC next season. Certainly he isn't going to a poor team (with cap) and the teams he might want to be traded too....Tampa/Florida, don't have cap or don't want him. Even his last year has just 10 teams to be traded to.
And to pull out, "he's not medically fit",c'mon