Mitch Marner, the star forward for the Toronto Maple Leafs, is expected to sign a huge free agency contract worth $104.8 million.On July 1, Marner will become a free agent, and many teams will be vying for his services. But according to SDPN NHL analyst Steve Dangle, Marner will re-sign with Toronto on a huge eight-year, $104.8 million contract.
When asked where Marner would re-sign, Dangle responded, “Toronto, $13.1 (million per year).” “Eight (years) because it’s only $13.1 less than Matthews.” He will not be leaving.Since Marner is having the best start to his NHL career without Auston Matthews, Dangle thinks he will re-sign in Toronto.
The NHL analyst also thinks Toronto can pay Marner $13.1 million a season with the cap going up.”There are two reasons why my opinion is changing a little,” Dangle continued. First of all, I believe this to be his best performance to date. The other is that, although the cap was supposed to increase in his first contract—the one that started all of this—I was kind of on board with it. Right now, it is. $13.1 times eight will be the total amount.Marner has skated in 38 games, scoring 51 points with 13 goals and 38 assists. He is currently in the last year of a $65.41 million, six-year contract.
The Toronto-born superstar forward expressed his desire to re-sign at the end of the previous campaign.Marner reiterated his intention to remain a Maple Leaf for the foreseeable future at the start of training camp.As a Leafs supporter who grew up in this region, Marner remarked, “I’ve always wanted this team to win just to see what it would be like as a fan, and now being a part of it is pretty special.” “It’s my home, where I grew up, and I have a ton of memories of spending hours sitting there watching this team play hockey on Saturday nights with my family. Now, I can finally live that dream.”is rather unique.
The Maple Leafs selected Marner fourth overall in the 2015 NHL draft.Auston Matthews, a star forward for the Maple Leafs, has been out since December 20 but is getting closer to making a comeback.
Although there is no estimated time of return, Matthews has been skating and claims he is getting closer.Matthews stated, “It was good to get out there in a team setting, get some reps.” “Just kind of going day by day and seeing how things work out.” Every injury is different, and while I find it annoying that I can’t play, I’m just trying to be aware of everything that happens. Still spending a lot of time with the guys is pleasant. Being able to participate in practice is important, particularly after a brief absence, so as I mentioned, I’m just taking itday by day in this place. I’m feeling great and getting better every day, so I’m just going to keep going and hope for that good development.Matthews has skated in 24 games, scoring 23 points with 11 goals and 12 assists.
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