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Lafleur10

Juraj SlafDadsky
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Forum: Mock-DraftYesterday at 11:03 p.m.
Forum: Repêchage SimuléThu. at 9:48 a.m.
Thread: Habs please do this if he's available
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Lafleur10</b></div><div>If he's available I'd love to draft Catton, first saw him at the Hlinka tourney last summer and immediately said "I want him", he then proceeded to put up a 100 point+ season so I want him even more now.
I think Demidov and Lindstrom are possibly but unlikely to be there at 5, maybe 20% chance it happens for Demidov, 30% for Lindstrom.
Despite very much so wanting Catton, I'll take a moment to bat for Iginla.
Good numbers, smart play, NHL royalty, and one factor a lot of people overlook, he's young. He may be the same age as everyone else in the draft but he's about a half year younger (I believe probably a bit more or less) than most of the top 10 candidates, that matters.
I'd really be happy with any of the forwards projected to go in the top 10.</div></div>

I'm scared because Grant McCagg is predicting Sennecke - He was right about Slaf and Reinbacher... so I'm terrified he's right again lol.

But, I'll let Bobrov cook. His picks have the tendency to be late bloomers and to make your swallow back some words.
Forum: Armchair-GMMay 7 at 2:06 p.m.
Thread: The Slafkovsky extension conversation
I don't like thinking that way but nowadays you can almost and I say almost here, see who's a team player and who's not by their contract. If a player take a "team friendly" 8 years to be there and win, I see him as a team player. On the other side, when a player takes a bridge deal to maximise his earnings, I don't think it's in the best interest of the team. I'm not saying ALL players that take bridge deals are selfish (maybe it's because of injuries of stuff like this), but if in this case you see your captain and your little dwarf friend signing for 8 years each at an AAV less than 8M, I don't see why you don't follow the lead and continu the way it is right now. Slaf looks like he'll be one heck of a player and for the 2nd half as you said, was point per game. I sure hope he takes the 8 years 7.85 AAV and develop in the big all-star powerforward that we want
Forum: Mock-DraftMay 7 at 7:15 a.m.
Forum: Armchair-GMMay 5 at 1:12 a.m.
Forum: Armchair-GMApr. 24 at 3:08 p.m.
Thread: Fair Trade or Not
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Lafleur10</b></div><div>Not fair from Toronto's perspective. Reinbacher and the 1st are the big pieces from the trade, Reinbacher is going to be good but is still just a prospect for now, and even without him that first is *Hopefully* going to be around 12th-16th overall, not great value back for Marner. Other than that a solid bottom 4D and two decent B prospects don't bring the value close enough for Marner.</div></div>

I would at least consider this from a TO perspective... Maybe the 24 1st instead of the 26 one (top 2 protected in case MTL wins the lottery, then becomes an unprotected 25 1st...), Reinbacher's a steady RHD that the Leafs could use, and it helps their prospect pool...

Farrell's a solid prospect, Harris could be flipped and Kidney's a nice long shot...

Allows TO to sign Bert and Domi and have 4+ mill in remaining cap space remaining from the Marner contract...

I can see the logic behind the trade