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It's startling that the bottom 6 players have continued to contribute so little despite the thought that it would be an improvement over years past. McMann - 8pts in 23gms - 14:42 min/gm Domi - 6pts in 23gms - 13:19 min/gm (1:28 pp toi) Lorentz - 6pts in 17gms - 11:13 min/gm Joshua - 5pts in...

Tied with Lorentz in points with Lorentz appearing in 6 fewer games. We know he's not very good defensively (-13 overall for worst on the team by a large margin). But if he's not contributing offensively I'm not sure why you'd keep him on the roster. I wouldn't just scratch him for one game...

I don't look at point totals often, but I had absolutely no idea that Domi only had 6 points. Handed the keys to the kingdom and he's tripped walking through the door.

Yes. And then you'd never have to worry about the situations you put Domi or Robertson in.

Correct. Unlike Crosby, you're not going to put him out in those crucial moments in the last minute of the game.....but you're also going to be rewarded from time to time when he wills his way to a goal.

It's the inconsistency shift to shift and period to period that's the biggest problem with this team. Dominant shift, followed by 5 or 6 lethargic shifts, followed by two dominant shifts.....Like I said, more bipolar than my ex wife.

Except, if they had their head screwed on straight, Tavares is exactly the kind of role player you put on a team like this. Even if he doesn't dress every game. His attitude he brings to the rink every day is exactly what is needed.

If you could have Domi get off the ice everytime the puck crosses into the defensive zone, he'd be a pretty good hockey player.

I don't find that Knies has looked like himself for most of the season so far.

Woll (without him, it's another bad L) Matthews (Having him back in the line up made the roster actually dangerous again. Seeing him get worked up and showing emotion is always a good sign)

Yeah, you're probably right, but doesn't remove the point that poor asset management looks like it has caught up to them. If not last season, definitely this season. (Whether that's their inability to trade for players, or their inability have prospects step in). Add in the inability to sign any...

Well said. I think the last decade ultimately comes down to putting all their eggs in one basket which leads to poor asset decisions. With being so top heavy, they had no choice but to trade top prospects and draft picks. The trade choices they made are real head scratchers as I cannot think of...

In your videos shared, there are clear differences in the plays: 1. Tavares Cross Checked by Greig - Tavares is the aggressor on the play. He is in the process of throwing the hit and Greig got his stick up. Be it in order to protect himself, block the hit, or injure Tavares, he was ultimately...

So we're going to go as far as to say that there are referees that are also into fixing the games so that the Leafs get more penalties. Like not one or two referees, but the entire group of them, across all 82 games? Come on man. MLB/FBI just found a pitcher who was throwing an extra ball or...

Yeah, again, I don't buy it. In the least. Like I said, this is a conspiracy theory to explain why the team hasn't won in so long all while ignoring the gross mismanagement of the team.

I'm not sure why anyone would watch a league that they feel is working to make sure their team loses. Or in the least, working to make sure that their players get suspended for longer or are given more penalties. When I watch the Leafs in this era, I see a team that rarely gets dirty. They...

Yeah, I don't buy it. I refuse to. Sounds like a fan base trying to explain why their team doesn't win games.

I apologize, but what do we think the advantage would be for the NHL to be bias against Toronto? Or are we suggesting that it's an unconscious bias? I'll fully admit that I haven't been much of a team "addict" since the mid 90's. I don't know the last time I watched a regular season game from...