bustaheims
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Potvin29 said:Yeah, I wasn't trying to say he was worth Lindholm. Sorry for the confusion.
I didn't actually think you were, but, I just wanted to clear things up for others who might have thought that.
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Potvin29 said:Yeah, I wasn't trying to say he was worth Lindholm. Sorry for the confusion.
bustaheims said:Potvin29 said:Yeah, I wasn't trying to say he was worth Lindholm. Sorry for the confusion.
I didn't actually think you were, but, I just wanted to clear things up for others who might have thought that.
louisstamos said:I brought his name up, but more in a "list" sense. i.e: if Carolina wants Franson and aren't willing to give up a first round pick (which they may not, as they could potentially be a lottery team again this year), these are the players I would consider...
bustaheims said:Potvin29 said:He should be worth something good. Averaged over the last 3 seasons at 5 on 5 (min 1000 mins), Franson is 3rd among D in pts/60 minutes. He's quietly been VERY good offensively.
Sure, something good, but, not "just taken 5th overall by a team that's rebuilding/in need of a rebuild" good. I imagine Lindholm's value to Carolina is similar to Rielly's with the Leafs, and I certainly wouldn't trade Rielly for Franson. A prospect of Murphy's calibre could be in play - though, probably not Murphy himself, as Carolina needs all the help they can get on the backend, and they likely see Murphy as a significant piece there.
Meanwhile, the Toronto Maple Leafs are willing to sweeten the pot to get John-Michael Liles back in the National Hockey League and off of the Leafs' books.
Toronto will retain a significant portion of Liles's salary for the remainder of his contract to encourage a trade.
Liles, currently with the AHL's Toronto Marlies, carries a $3.875 mill. cap hit through 2015-2016. He has a modified no-trade clause, which includes a list of 12 teams, submitted during the summer, that he would accept a trade to. However, at this point, Liles is more than willing to consider all NHL interest.
Kessel Run said:So in other words, not a whole lot of news, and the Leafs are desperate.
pmrules said:Kessel Run said:So in other words, not a whole lot of news, and the Leafs are desperate.
is there a limit on how many players you can retain salaries on? is it 2 or 3?
I know we are already retaining on Scrivens and Frattin.
Andy007 said:I'd send him to Toronto. Their defence is a mess, he'd add some veteran presence and he is a big upgrade on Ranger and Fraser. I'd be willing to part with Carlyle to acquire him.
Andy007 said:I'd send him to Toronto. Their defence is a mess, he'd add some veteran presence and he is a big upgrade on Ranger and Fraser. I'd be willing to part with Carlyle to acquire him.
Bullfrog said:He just didn't perform very well in his time up with the Leafs.
Kyle Cicerella @KyleTheReporter 3m
Carolinas VP of hockey operations Ron Francis taking in the Marlies game again tonight.
CarltonTheBear said:Kyle Cicerella @KyleTheReporter 3m
Carolinas VP of hockey operations Ron Francis taking in the Marlies game again tonight.
#liles#liles#lileslilesliles#liles
CarltonTheBear said:Kyle Cicerella @KyleTheReporter 3m
Carolinas VP of hockey operations Ron Francis taking in the Marlies game again tonight.
#liles#liles#lileslilesliles#liles
Potvin29 said:CarltonTheBear said:Kyle Cicerella @KyleTheReporter 3m
Carolinas VP of hockey operations Ron Francis taking in the Marlies game again tonight.
#liles#liles#lileslilesliles#liles
They're also facing Carolina's AHL team.