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Don’t think anybody is going to give up a lot to trade up but the Leafs should do their best to trade down. McKenna doesn’t fix this team. He’s the absolute wrong player for this team whether they rebuild or not.
So Mckenna is the wrong player but Marner isnt?
Ok
LOLI disagree. McKenna is exactly what they need. Leadership skills and a player that would be a spiritual leader. It’s more than just offense. There needs to be accountability and someone that’ll lead, not follow. By year 3, he’ll be a top 10 player in the league. I’m taking that all day long. Sure, Leafs need defense, but that can be acquired in a trade. Get the guy with intangibles. 1st overall picks are a rarity. Use it wisely. Unless someone comes in and offers a 3rd pick overall and a top 10th overall, you don’t make a lesser deal.
Don’t think anybody is going to give up a lot to trade up but the Leafs should do their best to trade down. McKenna doesn’t fix this team. He’s the absolute wrong player for this team whether they rebuild or not. He’s as useful to the Leafs right now as Alexis Lafreniere has been to the Rangers.
Stenberg is the better pick over McKenna too. Sundin might prefer the two-way Swede. Keaton Verhoeff fits the best but again, trading down is difficult with a retard GM and less than usual desire for the top pick.
Don’t think anybody is going to give up a lot to trade up but the Leafs should do their best to trade down. McKenna doesn’t fix this team. He’s the absolute wrong player for this team whether they rebuild or not.
Pelley: Retard
Chayka: Horrible track record
Sundin: Zero experience
Berube: Worst coach in terms of analytics
Matthews: Doesn’t even know if he wants to return to this team next year much less long term
Nylander: Will not endure a rebuild
Rielly: One of the worst defensively, signed long term
Farm System: Empty
1st round pick for 2027 and 2028: Belongs to Boston and PhiladelphiaBut hey, a small, one-way winger is added to the mix. Whoopy.
I’m guessing that Boston will draft someone at #6 that makes the All-Star team and stays with the team for at least 15 years. My distain for the Bruins and Leafs management has no boundaries. So disillusioned with Rogers and their toadies. I remember Anne Murray wanting to buy the Leafs many years ago. Too bad that she didn’t succeed. Toronto deserves a new franchise to compete with this corporate monolith. Probably Brookfield would be granted the next Toronto Franchise, and we can name them the Toronto Chicken Wings. The maggots that gave us this government could also run that franchise into the ground, as well.
