Les Leafs doivent viser les 3 derniers. Les 8 prochains adversaires sont les Canadiens, les Ducks, les Sabres, les Wild, les Isles, les Canes, les Sens et les Bruins.
De manière réaliste, tous ces matchs devraient être une perte réglementaire. Viennent ensuite les Blues et les Rangers, il est très important que nous perdions les deux en règlement pour aider à sécuriser ces 3 derniers.
Pourquoi? Les 3 derniers vous garantissent un top 5 du repêchage. Je suis tout à fait d’accord pour garder Bérubé pour le reste de la saison afin de faire tomber ce 18 roues d’une falaise. La dernière chose que nous voulons, c’est un changement d’entraîneur et un coup de pouce soudain des joueurs, ce qui semble se produire souvent sous un nouvel entraîneur, et ils commencent à gagner des matchs. Si tu vas perdre, alors perds. Pas de conneries, c’est le pire endroit pour faire du sport professionnel. Nous DEVONS garder notre choix cette année pour le réoutillage. Abordez le coaching pendant l’intersaison. Reposez Matthews et Willy et évoquez beaucoup de joueurs de Marlies.
Il y aura beaucoup de douleur et de gazouillis en cours de route, mais nous espérons que cette douleur à court terme nous rapportera un gain à long terme. Que nous repêchions un étalon dans le top 5 ou que nous le retournions avec les choix que nous avons obtenus à la date limite pour une très belle pièce.
Débarrassez-vous de Morgan Reilly, signez Raddysh comme notre gars n°1 qui peut absolument se décharger du point. Tanev en bonne santé également l’année prochaine et un nouvel entraîneur. Espérons que nous pourrons également faire venir Rasmus Andersonn pour vraiment renforcer ce back-end et lui donner plus de mobilité. Échangez également Carlo contre des choix que nous pouvons retourner contre un morceau à l’avance.
McCabe – Tanev
OEL – Andersonn
Benoit – Raddysh
Un noyau D qui pourrait réellement déplacer cette foutue rondelle sur la glace.
Perdre, c’est perdre et, à ce stade, gagner, c’est perdre. Alors putain, perds.
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Sixgod801
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I’ll be fully embracing the tank watch. At least the fans have a new goal to look forwards to. Hahaha.
Looking at the next 10-15 games we might have a chance to lose all of them.
Why is there no probability listed for pick #4, 5 and 6?
Highly unlikely they end up bottom 3
So basically an 80% chance that we give Boston the 7th or 8th overall pick?
I think that would be the dagger than ends Trelivings career as a GM. Might float around the league for a while as an AGM but even the old boys club isn’t going to try and recycle this garbage
This chart seems… weird. Why is the highest chance for any team at 2OA 18.6% and the 32nd team has the highest chance?
You can’t just “get rid of Rielly”, he has a NMC. The only way to get rid of him is bench him until he chooses to waive it. He loves Toronto… he’s not going to just ask for a trade especially with that huge contract another team will have to pick up.
Bottom 4 would be like 80% we keep our pick… bottom 3 would guarantee it.
I’m a delusional Leafs fan too, but I think it’s insane to list Tanev as 1RD
I hope we lose every game for the rest of the season!
This is very pie in the sky thinking. A lot has to go right. Building through free agency is almost never successful and they don’t have a 1st or second pick this draft unless one unlikely thing happens and one very unlikely think happens. I’m all for losing as many as possible to force the pick back to us but it’s just very unlikely. Also lol if you think Reilly is going anywhere
Rielly has a full NMC and is married to Tessa virtue who is from London area. He’s started a family, and has bought and spent a lot of money on an expensive house in Toronto.
Rielly is a leaf until that contract is done.
Darren Raddysh was a bum before this year. He’s 30 and just played his 3rd full season in the NHL. He’ll be back to being a nobody next season should he not stay with Tampa. The Leafs should not be trying to sign him. Rasmus is also bad. I don’t know why you guys so badly want to trade an actually good offensive defenseman (Mo) for worse ones.
notice 4 teams are Canadian.
Let’s pencil in a .400% points percentage for the truly bad teams like Calgary, New York, Chicago, and St Louis. Most of them have roughly 20 games left on the schedule, which would equate to an additional 16-17 points per team. The Leafs would have to finish 3-14-1 to finish with a bottom three record at seasons’ end. Which would be a .194% points percentage, which is unlikely, but ultimately doable with their play of late.
We gotta hope the boys can lose 6 out of the next 8. We got this
Don’t get your hopes up. We all know what’s going to happen.
The leafs are as close to making the playoffs as they are finishing bottom 3. (I mean in point total) both seem impossible.
Sit Matthews, Nylander and McCabe
I love the healthy Tanev assumption 😂