Yeah, except Reimer can't stay healthy and hasn't shown that you can rely on him.
Scrivens is shaky as hell and the Leafs play like a completely different team in front of him. Improving on Scrivens and adding some insurance for Reimer is hardly a bad thing. Doesn't mean he is going to give up tons of assets and lock into a guy for 10 years.
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Ouch. Luongo refusing to waive NTC to join #Leafs
What a tool.
I would very strongly disagree with trading for Luongo, but I at least understand the rationale behind the move.I'd actually lose a lot of faith in Nonis if he trades for a player like Kipper or trades assets for Luongo.
Jonas Siegel Nonis on experience in goal: "...having someone there that can help in the event that we need him, I think it just makes sense for us."
That isn't "we badly need a number one goalie."
Yeah, except Reimer can't stay healthy and hasn't shown that you can rely on him.
Scrivens is shaky as hell and the Leafs play like a completely different team in front of him. Improving on Scrivens and adding some insurance for Reimer is hardly a bad thing. Doesn't mean he is going to give up tons of assets and lock into a guy for 10 years.
Well, that's fine and dandy, but if Nonis thinks any of the vet goalies available (besides Luongo---who we shouldn't go after either for a myriad of reasons) would possibly give us a better chance at winning...then he's an idiot.Scrivens is fine as a backup if you have a starter you can rely on to carry the load. The Leafs aren't sure they have that.
Nonis is stating pretty clearly, he believes in the team and he wants to win.