How much could Mitch Marner get from the Toronto Maple Leafs if they extend him?
TSN: Mike Johnson when asked if Mitch Marner is going to re-sign with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and if so, how much is he going to get?
** NHLRumors.com transcription
Gino Reda: “What’s the likelihood of Marner re-signing with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and if so, for how much?”
Johnson: “Very likely he’s going to re-sign. He’s a great player. The Leafs cannot replace him. He’s going to have a great year. Last year’s playoffs, long be forgotten.
He’s going to re-sign, eight years, $12 million.”
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Forward Calle Jarnkrok has a $2.1 million cap hit for this year and next, and it’s believed the Leafs could listen on him. Jarnkrok has a 10-team no-trade clause. Nothinng is imminent with Jarnkrok. He’s a versatile bottom-six forward.
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