PLAYERS:
Jeff Carter,
Mats Sundin,
Rick Nash,
Ryan Getzlaf,
Phil Kessel,
Joffrey Lupul,
Tim Connolly
TEAMS: Columbus Blue Jackets, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks, Anaheim Ducks
TEAMS: Columbus Blue Jackets, Toronto Maple Leafs, Vancouver Canucks, Anaheim Ducks
A supposedly unhappy Jeff Carter could fit the bill for Toronto Maple Leafs’ long desired number 1 center they have been looking for ever since Mats Sundin left.
It looks like the Columbus Blue Jackets have indeed put their star player out on the trade block;
“Multiple sources confirmed to The Dispatch that Carter has been put on the trade block by the Blue Jackets, barely seven months after he was acquired from Philadelphia and deemed the No. 1 center the club has always needed.”
But how good of a fit is Carter if he were traded to Toronto?
Pros; Carter, at age 27 is in his prime. Carter could come as an easier transaction for the Maple Leafs than player’s such as teammate Rick Nash or Anaheim Duck star Ryan Getzlaf because of the situation Carter is in. The Maple Leafs are in dire need for a center and having Carter in the middle of Phil Kessel and Joffrey Lupul would be dynamite. I personally like that Carter ($5.27 annual cap hit) makes around $500,000...
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