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But would Gallagher want to play in Toronto is the question.
He does have some trade protection after all.He had 7 goals in 77 games for 6.5 million. His contract is so bad and he’s so bad he won’t have too many options. The Leafs can offer him ice time to rebuild his value and continue his career after this contract ends. They could also make him a deadline rental to a playoff team to give him a chance to play in the playoffs and get more draft capital.
Imagine him and Patrick Roy on a Saturday Night vs the Habs. Leafs do need to take on a bad contract to grab some draft capital.
Yeah in Montreal ….
and I agree with the bold.Imagine him and Patrick Roy on a Saturday Night vs the Habs. Leafs do need to take on a bad contract to grab some draft capital.
Gallagher on the block. If a 1st round pick comes with him, Leafs should be on it.
Could do the same with Adin Hill. I’m sure there’s a bunch of bad contracts out there that could come with draft capital attached.
But would Gallagher want to play in Toronto is the question.
He does have some trade protection after all.Gallagher on the block. If a 1st round pick comes with him, Leafs should be on it.
Could do the same with Adin Hill. I’m sure there’s a bunch of bad contracts out there that could come with draft capital attached.
There could be misdirection at work here. Get everyone sniffing over there, while your making your move over here. It maybe someone off the board.
The Leafs have interviewed at least 15 people because they’re looking for anybody that can buy into this re-tool bullshit.
Clearly, there is no misdirection except for how this franchise is being run.
There could be misdirection at work here. Get everyone sniffing over there, while your making your move over here. It maybe someone off the board.
Leafs talking to Patrick Roy and Peter Laviolette to be coach of the Leafs both perfect choices to plunge the Leafs into pissing off the players and plunging the team into a rebuild.
Soon the playoffs will be over. This playoffs have been very underwhelming. The Habs series’ seem to be the best, because they had lots of overtime and a pair of 7 game series. So really, the best hockey was played in the Atlantic division. In the last few years, I’ve called the Atlantic the division of Hell. It takes a lot to get out of the division. The Habs rode a hot goalie and took out two contenders and had nothing left, after Carolina had a vacation with Ottawa and Philly as their opponents. The West was the weaker of the two conferences so I’m not sure how to handicap this final.
Carolina has played at such a high level all year that yes, they got lower seed teams but they took care of business. They didn’t choke. They made playoff teams look like they didn’t even belong in the playoffs. Carolina would have beat Buffalo no differently than they beat Montreal or anybody else in the East. Everybody wants to pretend like the West was weak but the reality is, Colorado was the top seed and got SWEPT. They beat Minnesota and Minnesota beat Dallas. Anaheim and Utah were not bad teams and Vegas beat them both. These are two untraditional markets fighting for the Cup but the teams are two great teams and it’s going to be a great Final to watch.
Soon the playoffs will be over. This playoffs have been very underwhelming. The Habs series’ seem to be the best, because they had lots of overtime and a pair of 7 game series. So really, the best hockey was played in the Atlantic division. In the last few years, I’ve called the Atlantic the division of Hell. It takes a lot to get out of the division. The Habs rode a hot goalie and took out two contenders and had nothing left, after Carolina had a vacation with Ottawa and Philly as their opponents. The West was the weaker of the two conferences so I’m not sure how to handicap this final.
