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I mean Rogers already has the majority of MLSE, nothing Tannenbaum could really do to stand in the way of them appointing a president for the Leafs if they really wanted to. Not sure how buying him out will change anything.

Yeah MLSE just doesn't seem to care. Which is weird cause Rogers owns the Jays too, and they have a president. According to Dangle, Ed Rogers is a big baseball fan so he actually cares about what the Jays do, and not much else.

Probably a good bet. I have no idea where the Leafs go from here with regards to leadership. They need a hockey guy as president, that much is obvious, and then let him hire a GM, hopefully someone up and coming who is astute at identifying talent in the draft. Seems like they need a full on...

I'm still employed everyone!

Yeah I don't trust Trelosing to get as much value at the deadline for these guys. We've seen some crazy returns at deadline time for marginal players, I want to see the Leafs on the receiving end this time with picks and prospects coming back

It's difficult to put in a solid effort when the team doesn't do it either

What a dark timeline

I've been a Leafs fan all my life, dating back to the 70s. In all that time, I felt the Leafs were serious Cup contenders only twice: the 1992/93 Clark/Gilmour team, and the season immediately after they drafted Matthews, Marner, and Nylander as the team's centerpieces. I’m intentionally...

The first sign of struggle just happens to coincide with him getting into his later years. He doesn't have another 10 great years left in him. You don't think he wants to win a Cup?

Real talk here, how soon before Matthews wants out? I'm assuming there's no playoffs this season, and probably not next season either. Given Auston's age and his desire to win a Cup, I'm sure he won't want to be part of a rebuilding team. So, Jan 2027 - if the Leafs are clearly out of a...

Let's be honest, it ain't looking too good.

Me and my big mouth

Are the Leafs actually good now?