Briere for Bouwmeester makes alot of sense to me.
Besides Rielly, Gardiner and our first round pick from next year, what do we have to trade? Kessel? He has plummeted in value because of his demands to be traded. Won't be easy. Burke will probably die on the vine with his prize acquisition.
Besides Rielly, Gardiner and our first round pick from next year, what do we have to trade? Kessel? He has plummeted in value because of his demands to be traded. Won't be easy. Burke will probably die on the vine with his prize acquisition.
Besides Rielly, Gardiner and our first round pick from next year, what do we have to trade? Kessel? He has plummeted in value because of his demands to be traded. Won't be easy. Burke will probably die on the vine with his prize acquisition.
Besides Rielly, Gardiner and our first round pick from next year, what do we have to trade? Kessel? He has plummeted in value because of his demands to be traded. Won't be easy. Burke will probably die on the vine with his prize acquisition.
Sounds good to me!What Burke will probably do is re-sign Kessel to a fat, long-term contract extension right after Kessel finishes having another monster season this year.
I know you guys are horribly afflicted with Leaf disease, but can anyone who isn't under the spell of being a fan tell me how we are going to get any major pieces without trading one of Rielly, Gardiner or our first round pick? Or Kessel?
Anyone? I lilke Kessel myself, but he is not that well liked around the NHL. He is NOT a prototypical NHL guy. Doesn't have the NHL body, NHL mindset, he whines a bit privately. He is NOT all that great defensively etc...
And he is NOT going to resign in Toronto after his contract is up. SO what does BURKE do?
Anyone? I lilke Kessel myself, but he is not that well liked around the NHL. He is NOT a prototypical NHL guy. Doesn't have the NHL body, NHL mindset, he whines a bit privately. He is NOT all that great defensively etc...