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power kill for Team Canada.
it failled
McMann is going to hit the open market for the first time and he’s 30. He’s only made 3.6 million in his career so far and half of that is gone to taxes. This is his chance to get lifelong security.
With the cap going up and the Leafs sucking balls, he’s going to ask for 5 x 5 from the Leafs. But the cap is going up and there are a lot of teams out there who can afford to overpay so multiple offers brings that number up higher and he most likely goes whomever pays him the most.[/quote]
you don’t say, eh!
How much do you think McMann will cost?
Foegele is at about $3.5m, is Mcmann gonna much more than that? If so, ya move him out.
However, if he wants $4m, Id take mcmann over Foegele.But Im not attached to anyone on this team, so move whoever.
Marie-phillip Poullin out against the states[/quote]
I think he’s a $4.5M cap hit on the open market.
A simular contract as Mason Marchment $4.5M/4yrsSo I was reading a blurb on the Leafs and a possible trade partner in the LA Kings.
It was Laughton for Foegele +. If the + is a 1st rnd pick, I’d strongly consider moving him.
For me, I’d rather move Roy instead of Laughton.
Getting Foegele might/could happen if the Leafs trade McMann. Foegele could be used as replacement for McMann.Leafs have $20M+ next year. Throw a bunch of cash to pry Raddysh out of Tampa, and see who you can find to fill a top 6 winger role. Rebuild complete.
Yes because overspending on UFAs always solves the Leafs problems, every, single, time. Like Tavares. Leafs signed him from Long Island and won so many Stanley Cups, his cap hit didn’t matter anymore.
The UFA class for next year won’t solve a fucking thing for this broken team.
apparently nothing will but you gotta start somewhere.
Proposed Trade:
Edmonton receives: Brandon Carlo, Bobby McMann (50% retained)
Toronto receives: Andrew Mangiapane, 2027 first-round pick, 2026 second-round pick, 2028 second-round pick
I was reading this today.
I’m on the fence trading Carlo.
I would do this trade:
Edmonton receives: Bobby McMann (50% retained)
Toronto receives: Andrew Mangiapane, 2026 second-round pick, 2027 second-round pick
