TORONTO —
No better, no worse.
Although Maple leaf in Toronto has changed a lot this season
Acquisition of John Tavares;
Delete Taylor bozac, James Van rimetzdick and Leo Komarov;
Promote the agricultural labor force Kasperi Kapanen Andrés John Song and Travis Dermot.
The addition of Lindholm and Igor Ozhiganov-
The results did not change much.
After 100 points last year, leaves are still 105 points ahead of the season.
Neither their top five offense nor defense is good enough to get into the top 10 of the National Hockey League.
In terms of team performance, the biggest difference is that the leaves are not doing very well at home this season (
Blame the change on the new sponsor of the home rink? )
And much better on the road.
It is worth mentioning that with 39 games, they have started from the second.
Last year, Canada's best team was behind Winnipeg, ranking third after jets and Calgary.
But, in general, the leaves are about where they were last season.
Some people will praise it for being consistent.
Others may think it does mean a lack of improvement.
Less than four weeks before February.
25 trade deadline, one step ahead
Tampa Bay in the Atlantic seems to be the best choice.
This means that the leaves are now focused on the second battle in the division and at home.
The ice advantage of the first round.
Their opponents are Canadians in Montreal and brown bears in Boston. although they have fainted in January, you can't rule out Buffalo.
The leaves of the season have been completed in Boston, but there are still three games in Montreal (Feb. 9, Feb. 23, April 6)
There are three cities with Buffalo (Feb.
March 2 March 20).
So these six games can decide whether the leaves will open at home this spring.
People like consensus.
It saves energy compared to independent thinking
So the popular narrative is still that the leaves need the help of the blue line to be able to use a large body, preferably to be able to be in front with a fist.
This may make it unlikely that some defensive personnel with different Leafs fans will show up, or very expensive.
The big and strong striker could be there, but it's not clear if he can keep up with a fast team like Leafs, and given that Tampa doesn't have this type of player, you want to know what the real needs are here.
Still, the closing date of the deal officially began on Monday, with Dallas star buying defense goalkeeper Jamie alekac for the fourth time from Pittsburgh
Round draft, there is no doubt that the expectations of Leafs management will be much higher this year.
During last year's deadline, the leaf picked up Thomas plearney from Montreal, and the deal was hardly different.
This is not an expensive acquisition, but it is invalid.
Kyle Dubas must do better.
If William Neeland can recover, it will relieve the pressure on general manager leaf.
Beyond that, what he really needs is what he can't get.
You see, the main weakness of the leaves has to do with things that management cannot change, and that is the youth and lack of experience of most key players in the team.
Mickey Mana and Orston Matthews are 21 years old this year.
Month of Niland, Kapanen, Dermot.
Morgan Riley, 24
Compared to Tampa Bay.
Their key players, only Braden points (22)
Mikhail sergacev (20)
Andre Vasilevski (24)are under 25.
These bolts are not as dependent as many young people do, which is reflected in the table.
This is one thing if the date of the coconut Dubas can wave a wand and suddenly enhance the wisdom of the Foreman South or Kapanen 30-year-old NHLer. But he can't.
He hopes some of the players will benefit a lot from the game.
The loss of the playoffs over the past two years, but in the playoff competition, players need to really understand how many miles are needed, usually more miles.
So Dubas can)
Change one of these young people to a more experienced player or B)
Surround them with more experience.
In this group you can only really see Kapanen or Dermott being moved and it has to be a special return.
As mentioned earlier, if the king of Los Angeles wants to move to 29-year-
The contract for old defender Jack Muzan is still a year away and he may have to consider sacrificing Dermot.
But given that Dermot may be a replacement for Jack Gardner next season, it will be a very expensive move and he has a huge advantage.
Meanwhile, Kapanen has done well this season.
What message do you send when you move a winner?
So let's assume that Dubas is going to pursue experience by the deadline, rather than trading his young man.
But that's what Leafs GM really needs.
If in the last two years he will have more playoff success than Lou ramorio as the general manager of the team, he will need his experience on the roster to provide, and provide big.
Nazim cadri, 28, was inspired by his hat-trick against Washington last week.
Cadri has been shaped and developed and it's time for him to get into the playoffs.
The same is true for 28-year-old Gardiner, which is why Leafs fans who dream of a playoff success might stop their old stubbornness from riding Gardiner too hard for the rest of the season.
The leaves will need him.
It ended up with 29-year-old Tavares and 39-year-old Patrick Malou.
Tavares has only 24 playoff games on his resume and none since 2016.
But he scored 22 points in that game.
For Tavares, this is a good opportunity to shine on a larger stage.
At the same time, Marleau has 184 playoff experience.
All the games of the season.
He took part in the Stanley Cup final.
The question is, does he still have enough time in the tank for all the experiences to have an impact on the leaves?
Obviously, the leaves need older players to support their youth.
They can buy one or two in the next few weeks.
However, as Plekanec has demonstrated, such acquisitions may or may not be useful.
It's better to rely on cadri, Gardner, Tavares and Malou.
It's best to rely on players that you already have to take your team to a new level. TORONTO —
No better, no worse.
Although Maple leaf in Toronto has changed a lot this season
Acquisition of John Tavares;
Delete Taylor bozac, James Van rimetzdick and Leo Komarov;
Promote the agricultural labor force Kasperi Kapanen Andrés John Song and Travis Dermot.
The addition of Lindholm and Igor Ozhiganov-
The results did not change much.
After 100 points last year, leaves are still 105 points ahead of the season.
Neither their top five offense nor defense is good enough to get into the top 10 of the National Hockey League.
In terms of team performance, the biggest difference is that the leaves are not doing very well at home this season (
Blame the change on the new sponsor of the home rink? )
And much better on the road.
It is worth mentioning that with 39 games, they have started from the second.
Last year, Canada's best team was behind Winnipeg, ranking third after jets and Calgary.
But, in general, the leaves are about where they were last season.
Some people will praise it for being consistent.
Others may think it does mean a lack of improvement.
Less than four weeks before February.
25 trade deadline, one step ahead
Tampa Bay in the Atlantic seems to be the best choice.
This means that the leaves are now focused on the second battle in the division and at home.
The ice advantage of the first round.
Their opponents are Canadians in Montreal and brown bears in Boston. although they have fainted in January, you can't rule out Buffalo.
The leaves of the season have been completed in Boston, but there are still three games in Montreal (Feb. 9, Feb. 23, April 6)
There are three cities with Buffalo (Feb.
March 2 March 20).
So these six games can decide whether the leaves will open at home this spring.
People like consensus.
It saves energy compared to independent thinking
So the popular narrative is still that the leaves need the help of the blue line to be able to use a large body, preferably to be able to be in front with a fist.
This may make it unlikely that some defensive personnel with different Leafs fans will show up, or very expensive.
The big and strong striker could be there, but it's not clear if he can keep up with a fast team like Leafs, and given that Tampa doesn't have this type of player, you want to know what the real needs are here.
Still, the closing date of the deal officially began on Monday, with Dallas star buying defense goalkeeper Jamie alekac for the fourth time from Pittsburgh
Round draft, there is no doubt that the expectations of Leafs management will be much higher this year.
During last year's deadline, the leaf picked up Thomas plearney from Montreal, and the deal was hardly different.
This is not an expensive acquisition, but it is invalid.
Kyle Dubas must do better.
If William Neeland can recover, it will relieve the pressure on general manager leaf.
Beyond that, what he really needs is what he can't get.
You see, the main weakness of the leaves has to do with things that management cannot change, and that is the youth and lack of experience of most key players in the team.
Mickey Mana and Orston Matthews are 21 years old this year.
Month of Niland, Kapanen, Dermot.
Morgan Riley, 24
Compared to Tampa Bay.
Their key players, only Braden points (22)
Mikhail sergacev (20)
Andre Vasilevski (24)are under 25.
These bolts are not as dependent as many young people do, which is reflected in the table.
This is one thing if the date of the coconut Dubas can wave a wand and suddenly enhance the wisdom of the Foreman South or Kapanen 30-year-old NHLer. But he can't.
He hopes some of the players will benefit a lot from the game.
The loss of the playoffs over the past two years, but in the playoff competition, players need to really understand how many miles are needed, usually more miles.
So Dubas can)
Change one of these young people to a more experienced player or B)
Surround them with more experience.
In this group you can only really see Kapanen or Dermott being moved and it has to be a special return.
As mentioned earlier, if the king of Los Angeles wants to move to 29-year-
The contract for old defender Jack Muzan is still a year away and he may have to consider sacrificing Dermot.
But given that Dermot may be a replacement for Jack Gardner next season, it will be a very expensive move and he has a huge advantage.
Meanwhile, Kapanen has done well this season.
What message do you send when you move a winner?
So let's assume that Dubas is going to pursue experience by the deadline, rather than trading his young man.
But that's what Leafs GM really needs.
If in the last two years he will have more playoff success than Lou ramorio as the general manager of the team, he will need his experience on the roster to provide, and provide big.
Nazim cadri, 28, was inspired by his hat-trick against Washington last week.
Cadri has been shaped and developed and it's time for him to get into the playoffs.
The same is true for 28-year-old Gardiner, which is why Leafs fans who dream of a playoff success might stop their old stubbornness from riding Gardiner too hard for the rest of the season.
The leaves will need him.
It ended up with 29-year-old Tavares and 39-year-old Patrick Malou.
Tavares has only 24 playoff games on his resume and none since 2016.
But he scored 22 points in that game.
For Tavares, this is a good opportunity to shine on a larger stage.
At the same time, Marleau has 184 playoff experience.
All the games of the season.
He took part in the Stanley Cup final.
The question is, does he still have enough time in the tank for all the experiences to have an impact on the leaves?
Obviously, the leaves need older players to support their youth.
They can buy one or two in the next few weeks.
However, as Plekanec has demonstrated, such acquisitions may or may not be useful.
It's better to rely on cadri, Gardner, Tavares and Malou.
It's best to rely on players that you already have to take your team to a new level. TORONTO —
No better, no worse.
Although Maple leaf in Toronto has changed a lot this season
Acquisition of John Tavares;
Delete Taylor bozac, James Van rimetzdick and Leo Komarov;
Promote the agricultural labor force Kasperi Kapanen Andrés John Song and Travis Dermot.
The addition of Lindholm and Igor Ozhiganov-
The results did not change much.
After 100 points last year, leaves are still 105 points ahead of the season.
Neither their top five offense nor defense is good enough to get into the top 10 of the National Hockey League.
In terms of team performance, the biggest difference is that the leaves are not doing very well at home this season (
Blame the change on the new sponsor of the home rink? )
And much better on the road.
It is worth mentioning that with 39 games, they have started from the second.
Last year, Canada's best team was behind Winnipeg, ranking third after jets and Calgary.
But, in general, the leaves are about where they were last season.
Some people will praise it for being consistent.
Others may think it does mean a lack of improvement.
Less than four weeks before February.
25 trade deadline, one step ahead
Tampa Bay in the Atlantic seems to be the best choice.
This means that the leaves are now focused on the second battle in the division and at home.
The ice advantage of the first round.
Their opponents are Canadians in Montreal and brown bears in Boston. although they have fainted in January, you can't rule out Buffalo.
The leaves of the season have been completed in Boston, but there are still three games in Montreal (Feb. 9, Feb. 23, April 6)
There are three cities with Buffalo (Feb.
March 2 March 20).
So these six games can decide whether the leaves will open at home this spring.
People like consensus.
It saves energy compared to independent thinking
So the popular narrative is still that the leaves need the help of the blue line to be able to use a large body, preferably to be able to be in front with a fist.
This may make it unlikely that some defensive personnel with different Leafs fans will show up, or very expensive.
The big and strong striker could be there, but it's not clear if he can keep up with a fast team like Leafs, and given that Tampa doesn't have this type of player, you want to know what the real needs are here.
Still, the closing date of the deal officially began on Monday, with Dallas star buying defense goalkeeper Jamie alekac for the fourth time from Pittsburgh
Round draft, there is no doubt that the expectations of Leafs management will be much higher this year.
During last year's deadline, the leaf picked up Thomas plearney from Montreal, and the deal was hardly different.
This is not an expensive acquisition, but it is invalid.
Kyle Dubas must do better.
If William Neeland can recover, it will relieve the pressure on general manager leaf.
Beyond that, what he really needs is what he can't get.
You see, the main weakness of the leaves has to do with things that management cannot change, and that is the youth and lack of experience of most key players in the team.
Mickey Mana and Orston Matthews are 21 years old this year.
Month of Niland, Kapanen, Dermot.
Morgan Riley, 24
Compared to Tampa Bay.
Their key players, only Braden points (22)
Mikhail sergacev (20)
Andre Vasilevski (24)are under 25.
These bolts are not as dependent as many young people do, which is reflected in the table.
This is one thing if the date of the coconut Dubas can wave a wand and suddenly enhance the wisdom of the Foreman South or Kapanen 30-year-old NHLer. But he can't.
He hopes some of the players will benefit a lot from the game.
The loss of the playoffs over the past two years, but in the playoff competition, players need to really understand how many miles are needed, usually more miles.
So Dubas can)
Change one of these young people to a more experienced player or B)
Surround them with more experience.
In this group you can only really see Kapanen or Dermott being moved and it has to be a special return.
As mentioned earlier, if the king of Los Angeles wants to move to 29-year-
The contract for old defender Jack Muzan is still a year away and he may have to consider sacrificing Dermot.
But given that Dermot may be a replacement for Jack Gardner next season, it will be a very expensive move and he has a huge advantage.
Meanwhile, Kapanen has done well this season.
What message do you send when you move a winner?
So let's assume that Dubas is going to pursue experience by the deadline, rather than trading his young man.
But that's what Leafs GM really needs.
If in the last two years he will have more playoff success than Lou ramorio as the general manager of the team, he will need his experience on the roster to provide, and provide big.
Nazim cadri, 28, was inspired by his hat-trick against Washington last week.
Cadri has been shaped and developed and it's time for him to get into the playoffs.
The same is true for 28-year-old Gardiner, which is why Leafs fans who dream of a playoff success might stop their old stubbornness from riding Gardiner too hard for the rest of the season.
The leaves will need him.
It ended up with 29-year-old Tavares and 39-year-old Patrick Malou.
Tavares has only 24 playoff games on his resume and none since 2016.
But he scored 22 points in that game.
For Tavares, this is a good opportunity to shine on a larger stage.
At the same time, Marleau has 184 playoff experience.
All the games of the season.
He took part in the Stanley Cup final.
The question is, does he still have enough time in the tank for all the experiences to have an impact on the leaves?
Obviously, the leaves need older players to support their youth.
They can buy one or two in the next few weeks.
However, as Plekanec has demonstrated, such acquisitions may or may not be useful.
It's better to rely on cadri, Gardner, Tavares and Malou.
It's best to rely on players that you already have to take your team to a new level.