Siegel on Marner: ‘The entire season it felt like he was kind of done with it’

Siegel on Marner: ‘The entire season it felt like he was kind of done with it’ | OverDrive

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Bryan Hayes, Jeff O’Neill and Jamie McLennan discuss the Toronto Maple Leafs management media availability, do you believe they will make significant changes to the team, a mini Gerry’s Percentages on if there will be change or not and more. The guys are also joined by Maple Leafs writer for the Athletic Jonas Siegel to discuss whether or not the Maple Leafs will make major changes this offseason, Mitch Marner’s future in Toronto, the candidates for the next coach of the Maple Leafs and more from the NHL.

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@Lawrence-vi7qk Күн бұрын

Yes, change was necessary after Montreal.

@Nicksfingerstylechannel-cu9sc Күн бұрын

Two great moments in the last 56 years, '78 and '93. 31 years since Wendel and Gilmour gave us some great moments. Shameful...Press conference today = BS

@Landis_Grant Күн бұрын

Local boy Marner had it great in Toronto and he took it for granted. He didn’t realize that during the regular season, opponents are more occupied with padding their offensive stats than checking him into the boards. That was why he was points producer extraordinaire.

@robertstanford1778 Күн бұрын

Mitch will not get a dime more in Toronto on his next contract. He should take a cut to about 8 or 8.5. No other team is going to give him 10 million or more. Not a chance. Aho at 9 million is a great comparison and probably the better all round player.

@shootermcgavin3077 Күн бұрын

I agree with Hayes, things should have changed after the Montreal series. When the money comes in, that's all that matters to the suits

@jackwolf8739 Күн бұрын

Thank god for Hayes

@MsSparklesNGlitter Күн бұрын

No way Shanahan survives in Montreal with 1 playoff series in 10 years.

@chevelle1 Күн бұрын

O-Dog at the beginning talking about how other teams haven’t won either, naming Dallas and Carolina being good for 5 years, etc. Here’s the problem with that take that O doesn’t understand: Those teams go on runs. They make it to Conference and Cup finals. That’s how these teams measure their success, how deep they go. Sure, losing in the first round and losing in the Cup finals is still losing, but it’s a yardstick, the best indicator of how close a team is.

@BrentD-cx2ec Күн бұрын

Wrong O Dog. You tell Marner that he’s playing on the 4th line with Reaves as your center next year. 40 points in a contract year!

@jimarger8533 Күн бұрын

Wasn't it pretty obvious after the Montreal playoff series?

@sc1344 Күн бұрын

To answer jonas' original question. Honestly I think what was different is auston and Willy raised their game. And adapted there game to a new level. It became painfully obvious mitch is incapable of that. Therefore too much money is tied up in that player. Time for a change

@agarcia9502 Күн бұрын

Hayes was bang on. He knows what’s up.

@theknowledge7024 Күн бұрын

Marner for Saros and a first round

@babayaga4355 Күн бұрын

It’s 100% the contract with Marner. He could have been a hometown hero, but he chose the other path.

@The_Punisher_969 Күн бұрын

O'Neil dude? Are you high? How could you compare the Leafs to Carolina or Dallas? How many playoff rounds have the Leafs won since Shanahan got there compared to Carolina or Dallas? Which other team has been so consistently good in the regular season without being able to win more than FOUR playoff games in one year more than ONCE

@biglemoncoke4095 Күн бұрын

It's plain simple. MLSE will not take any risks to their overall revenue.

@speed150mph Күн бұрын

I’m new here, it was my first year as a fan of the leafs, so I have no idea what happened years before, but got the just from listening to everyone talk. I find one thing curious in that press conference. It’s not the “everything is on the table” line, it’s the one before it. Where Shanny says “In the past, I believed there was a time where you talk about patience…. However when you see patterns persist and the results don’t change, you have to adjust the way you look at things”