Unreal. The worst thing about this is unless this guy just stops on his own he'll always have idiots following him.
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CarltonTheBear said:Unreal. The worst thing about this is unless this guy just stops on his own he'll always have idiots following him.
bustaheims said:CarltonTheBear said:Unreal. The worst thing about this is unless this guy just stops on his own he'll always have idiots following him.
I think the funniest part of all of this is that he actually believes he can have an impact in the Leafs' dressing room.
CarltonTheBear said:bustaheims said:CarltonTheBear said:Unreal. The worst thing about this is unless this guy just stops on his own he'll always have idiots following him.
I think the funniest part of all of this is that he actually believes he can have an impact in the Leafs' dressing room.
Well, he did single-handily get Prince Fielder to sign with Detroit.
groundskeeper willie said:From Elliotte Friedman's 30 thoughts:
22.Mentioned last week that there was some interest in Korbinian Holzer, a Toronto defenceman playing for the AHL's Marlies. Afterwards, heard one of the reasons the Maple Leafs are trying to move an NHL defenceman is to make room for Holzer on the big club.
23. Wasn't hugely surprised to hear the Maple Leafs may consider dealing Mikhail Grabovski. (They are listening to pitches). He's a UFA and Toronto may see a contract issue. Was very surprised to hear they were listening to talk about Nikolai Kulemin. He's an RFA having a down year, but I really like his game. Is the poor season just a blip, or a really bad omen?
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/opinion/2012/01/thomas-white-house-snub-all-star-game-30-thoughts.html
bustaheims said:In case anyone is still questioning whether or not incarceratedbob is a fraud, he pretty much outed himself as one last night, after flipping his lid over the officiating in last night's Leafs-Isles game (he's a fish sticks fan, apparently). At least, according to some of the more, umm, interesting quotes poster by some of those of at HFBoards, he did.
Some highlights:
incarceratedbob Incarcerated Bob
Go #HABSGO **** YOU LEAFS! Now you will see what happens when you get on my bad side.. Watch what happens 2the locker room courtesy of #IBN
Which, of course, was followed by:
incarceratedbob Incarcerated Bob
**NHL BLOCKBUSTER RUMOR**Source: Leafs have offered Schenn / Grabo / Kadri / Komi for Nash & another player... CBJ thinking it over
incarceratedbob Incarcerated Bob
If CBJ takes the deal *NOTE* Burke has already worked it out with Komi waiving NTC : Leafs hoping it goes through after break
incarceratedbob Incarcerated Bob
**PROPOSED TRADE ALERT** Kadri / Schenn / Grabo / Komi (Will waive NTC) for Rick Nash + Top 9fwd #CBJ Still mulling over offer #HOTRUMOR
And, then:
Incarcerated Bob @incarceratedbob
Post that on you're #LAME ass team forum.. I got #Umad huh wait until i post the RUMORS about the "SEXUAL ASSAULT" #NHL Player #TMLTALK
Good heavens, this is abnormal.
drummond said:As far as Grabbo and Kuli I would be very hesitatnt to move Kulemin and in some extent Grabbo too.
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Eklund is a joke, but I will predict that IF the Leafs land a top-rank scorer it will be Rick Nash. I think CBJ is poised for a complete top-to-bottom, start-over-again overhaul.
bustaheims said:I would as well, though, it comes down to what's coming back and what they're looking for contract-wise for next season. Burke admitted yesterday on Prime Time Sports (I think) that he had opened up contract negotiations with Grabovski earlier in the season and couldn't come to an agreement, so, that could be a sign that he's looking for more money than the Leafs can/are willing to pay him.
BlueWhiteBlood said:I listened to it, and it is Prime Time Sports. The feel I get from that is that he'll trade him, but not for the 2nd rounder that he mentioned, it seems it would have to be one heck of a deal for him to trade the player. I hope I'm right on that, because I think Grabbo is an important part of this team and taking a 2nd for him just doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
I think it's worth trying to sign him later in the season, or in the summer. The Leafs have enough assets that they don't have to worry too much about not getting something back for him, he's more important to us than what will probably come back for a rental, which he essentially is.
bustaheims said:BlueWhiteBlood said:I listened to it, and it is Prime Time Sports. The feel I get from that is that he'll trade him, but not for the 2nd rounder that he mentioned, it seems it would have to be one heck of a deal for him to trade the player. I hope I'm right on that, because I think Grabbo is an important part of this team and taking a 2nd for him just doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
I think it's worth trying to sign him later in the season, or in the summer. The Leafs have enough assets that they don't have to worry too much about not getting something back for him, he's more important to us than what will probably come back for a rental, which he essentially is.
Yeah, he's not going to be dealt for the sake of making a deal. Either Burke's going to get an offer for him that's more than just fair value or he'll be moved to try to recoup some assets that were used to make another deal or as part of a big deal (and, not as a throw in, despite what Doug MacLean wants us to believe). He's not a lock to be traded, but he's certainly what I'd classify as available.
bustaheims said:Yeah, he's not going to be dealt for the sake of making a deal. Either Burke's going to get an offer for him that's more than just fair value or he'll be moved to try to recoup some assets that were used to make another deal or as part of a big deal (and, not as a throw in, despite what Doug MacLean wants us to believe). He's not a lock to be traded, but he's certainly what I'd classify as available.
Corn Flake said:bustaheims said:BlueWhiteBlood said:I listened to it, and it is Prime Time Sports. The feel I get from that is that he'll trade him, but not for the 2nd rounder that he mentioned, it seems it would have to be one heck of a deal for him to trade the player. I hope I'm right on that, because I think Grabbo is an important part of this team and taking a 2nd for him just doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
I think it's worth trying to sign him later in the season, or in the summer. The Leafs have enough assets that they don't have to worry too much about not getting something back for him, he's more important to us than what will probably come back for a rental, which he essentially is.
Yeah, he's not going to be dealt for the sake of making a deal. Either Burke's going to get an offer for him that's more than just fair value or he'll be moved to try to recoup some assets that were used to make another deal or as part of a big deal (and, not as a throw in, despite what Doug MacLean wants us to believe). He's not a lock to be traded, but he's certainly what I'd classify as available.
I think Grabbo gets moved in a Schenn+Grabbo+whatever for top end forward or he doesn't get moved at all. To trade him on his own, like you said, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
Corn Flake said:Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Eklund is a joke, but I will predict that IF the Leafs land a top-rank scorer it will be Rick Nash. I think CBJ is poised for a complete top-to-bottom, start-over-again overhaul.
Nash or Carter. Probably both (not to one team) since Carter really has not had any impact on the team at all.
Would they dare let Howsen make those trades though? I mean really, how could you tell your fanbase you still believe in this guy? Feels more like draft day deals and not rushed mid-season, unless they get some insane offer (ignoring Crazy Bob's crazy talk) they can't refuse.
Nash would get them two top young players + something, Carter one top young player + something. Yeah maybe that is your re-re-rebuild start right there.
Man. What a mess.
Corn Flake said:bustaheims said:BlueWhiteBlood said:I listened to it, and it is Prime Time Sports. The feel I get from that is that he'll trade him, but not for the 2nd rounder that he mentioned, it seems it would have to be one heck of a deal for him to trade the player. I hope I'm right on that, because I think Grabbo is an important part of this team and taking a 2nd for him just doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
I think it's worth trying to sign him later in the season, or in the summer. The Leafs have enough assets that they don't have to worry too much about not getting something back for him, he's more important to us than what will probably come back for a rental, which he essentially is.
Yeah, he's not going to be dealt for the sake of making a deal. Either Burke's going to get an offer for him that's more than just fair value or he'll be moved to try to recoup some assets that were used to make another deal or as part of a big deal (and, not as a throw in, despite what Doug MacLean wants us to believe). He's not a lock to be traded, but he's certainly what I'd classify as available.
I think Grabbo gets moved in a Schenn+Grabbo+whatever for top end forward or he doesn't get moved at all. To trade him on his own, like you said, it doesn't make a lot of sense.
Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:Unfortunately it appears to me that Grabs is on his way out. I could see Grabs + Gunnarsson + first + another pick for Nash. Maybe Burke could do a little better.
Will any of this happen? I'm predicting yes, but what do I know?
Sarge said:I really don't quite get the idea that Nash wouldn't be a fit because we already have Lupul and Kessel on the top line thing... I mean, assuming you keep Kessel and Lupul together (and the possibility exists you wouldn't) couldn't you feature Nash on a line that got pretty close to equal minutes? Heck, Nash with just about anyone else might be the first line. Point being, Nash is a guy you just fit into your line-up.... because he's um, Nash, right? Or, maybe I'm crazy.