idk but Toronto really is going to be a competitive next year
say what you want but i gurantee it.
stamkos to tdot.

if we actually get stamkos we're so stockpiled at centre...

Matthews, Stamkos, Nylander, Marner, Kadri, Bozak....

All of which projected #1 or #2 centres...
You could make the argument for bozak to be a #3, but he'd be an elite #3.
Oh and theres even the goat....

Add Shoshnikov, JVR, Komarov, Kapanen, Brown, Hyman to the forward mix.... and i guess Lupul(lol)

That's a ridiculous group of forwards....
I think we're still weak on the back end, but we're getting there.

My projected line-up.

JVR Kadri Nylander
Komarov Matthews Marner
Lupul Bozak Soshnikov
Brown Laich Michalek

Rielly Zaitsev
Gardiner Hunwick
Carrick Marincin
Corrado Percy
Harrington

Bernier
Sparks

Missing-
Gauthier, Hyman, Robidas, Greening, Kapanen, Leivo, Lindberg, Leipsic, Carrick,


I think we are incredibly deep, i would love to see the Leafs trade depth for a bigger asset, we've got a bunch of B+, A- Prospects.
If we are to get stamkos, i think that bozak has to be the man out, theres no way we could keep all those centres, and i just can't see him playing the 4th line.
If we knew ahead of time about the whole stamkos thing, id actually lean to get Laine, but we wont know until july, so Matthews is the choice.

You guise need an elite defensemen. Bernier need a break

I really really hope management doesn't look at that lineup and think they have a winner and then stop the rebuild like what Burke did. I hope they take their time and don't rush.. fans are loving what they see and they have faith now, hope they don't ruin it

Also, our 12 draft picks is overlooked too. That will be huge as well

This post was edited by xVanished on May 3 2016 05:53am

Yea lets not get ahead of ourselves here. I'd rather develop those guys, be at the bottom for the next couple years and end up like Pittsburgh

This post was edited by partank on May 3 2016 06:17am

Wot?

i bet we buy out lupul this off season, also nice signing on Zaitsev.

Marner named OHL's most outstanding player.
Previous leafs to win this award include, Connor Brown, Doug Gilmour, Frank Mahovlich and George Armstrong

116 Points, 39 Goals, 77 Assists in 57 Games for a 2.03 PPG
37 Points, 15 Goals, 22 Assists in 14 Games in the playoffs for a 2.64 PPG

Kid is on fire.

Well, hopefully this series comes back to Toronto

Marlies are down 2-1 after a Devils OT win tonight

Marner ended with 44 points in 18 games, and was named playoffs mvp