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Mitch Marner reveals the four-team list he would accept to be traded to


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Will Bloggs
June 27, 2024  (2:22 PM)
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Marner reveals the four-team list he would accept to be traded to
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The situation with Mitch Marner and the Toronto Maple Leafs is really intriguing. Despite the Maple Leafs attempts to keep things under wraps, speculation continues about a potential trade of Marner.

David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period has provided updated information, noting that Marner has reportedly given the team a list of four locations where he would be willing to accept a trade. This makes the situation more complex for the Maple Leafs, as they need to find a team that not only has the assets but also the cap space to take on Marner's significant contract.
"I believe there are four teams he would go to. I believe there are a few more if they are going to try and do this, they are going to try and maximize the value as much as they can (regarding paying signing bonus/signing extension)I think Vegas would be a team he would go to, I think Dallas would be, I think Chicago would be - I don't know how Chicago would work, I don't see a fit there, and I think there is Nashville and a few more he would consider."

Given the time frame of the next five days, it will be interesting to see how the Maple Leafs navigate this challenge and if they do indeed move forward with a trade involving Marner. The Utah Hockey Club rumor has been debunked, but the ongoing discussions and potential trade scenarios will certainly be a focal point in the hockey world.
Source : Blade of Steel
Insider reveals Mitch Marner has list of four teams he'd accept trade for
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