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If he's smart, he would waive the no-trade and go to a contender. Toronto is taking steps in the right direction, but is no where close to being a contender now. At 30 years old, Kaberle has a chance to have some very good years on a good team.

Good, Toronto should get some assets for Karberle.

If Sather had any sense, (a moot point, I guess) he would try get him for Redden

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Kaberle to Boston for Lashoff and a 3rd round draft pick.

Who??

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Originally posted 09:27 AM ET  01.09 by Spiny Norman

If Sather had any sense, (a moot point, I guess) he would try get him for Redden

For this to happen, you'd have to assume Brian Burke fell down a flight of stairs at the Air Canada Centre and has severe amnesia...completely forgetting the Wade Redden that absolutely sucks the last two years and only remembering the skilled (but still overrated) younger Redden in his Ottawa prime!

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Originally posted 11:14 AM ET  01.09 by Linden16

For this to happen, you'd have to assume Brian Burke fell down a flight of stairs at the Air Canada Centre and has severe amnesia...completely forgetting the Wade Redden that absolutely sucks the last two years and only remembering the skilled (but still overrated) younger Redden in his Ottawa prime!

and you think this is not possible?

If Kaberle were to go, then the Leafs need to keep Kubina. They really shouldn't dump both of them at the same time.
I like Kaberle, and he clearly isn't pulling a Sundin although, he has the right to.

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Originally posted 12:31 PM ET  01.09 by torque1

If Kaberle were to go, then the Leafs need to keep Kubina. They really shouldn't dump both of them at the same time.I like Kaberle, and he clearly isn't pulling a Sundin although, he has the right to.

don't say that "S" word in here...or T&R will write 526 more "stories" about him in Vancouver

Oops!!!!!!!! I'm $orry about that $piny. It won't happen again. I $imply forgot.

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Kaberle to Boston for Lashoff and a 3rd round draft pick.

Wishful thinking.

Kaberle to Philly for Upshall and a 2nd rounder. Fitting him under the cap is another story but I'd love to see him here.

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Originally posted 11:54 AM ET  01.09 by Spiny Norman

and you think this is not possible?

His ego provides an impermiable safety barrier preventing his head from hitting the ground.

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Kaberle is worth at least a first round pick and a prospect. Last year they had a deal for Carter and a First Rounder and I can't believe that his stock has dropped that much. Yes he's not having his greatest year, and when you look around and see who he is playin with it's not hard to imagine why, but his numbers are still solid. I really like Kaberle, and I will miss him, but it's time for him to move on to a contender...along with Kubina, Stajan, Toskala, and pretty much the rest of this team with the exceptions of Schenn and Pogge.

Kaberle is worth at least a first round pick, and probably a prospect as well. Last year they had a deal in place with Philadelphia for a first round pick and Jeff Carter. I realize his stock has probably dropped since then, but it can't have dropped enough for the people on here to be saying "Lashoff and a 3rd round pick" or "Upshall and a 2nd rounder". He is a very gifted puck moving defensemen, and still has 5-6 years of really great hockey left in him if he was surrounded by some quality players again. Also if they get rid of Kaberle they don't need to keep Kubina at all, Kubina should be the next to go, as you could possibly get a 1st round pick for him, or at least a 2nd round pick. Right now for the Leafs, the worse they do the quicker they'll be back as a solid playoff contender. So expect Kubina, Antropov, Kaberle, Poni, Stajan, Toskala and any other Leaf not named Pogge or Schenn to all be on T&R at least once or twice until the trade deadline.

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Originally posted 07:29 AM ET  01.09 by LGP: Stanley Cup Champs

If he's smart, he would waive the no-trade and go to a contender. Toronto is taking steps in the right direction, but is no where close to being a contender now. At 30 years old, Kaberle has a chance to have some very good years on a good team.

Do you think he expected to win a Cup when he re-signed with Toronto? Just sayin hehe

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Originally posted 02:08 PM ET  01.09 by Zoboomafoo

Kaberle is worth at least a first round pick and a prospect. Last year they had a deal for Carter and a First Rounder and I can't believe that his stock has dropped that much. Yes he's not having his greatest year, and when you look around and see who he is playin with it's not hard to imagine why, but his numbers are still solid. I really like Kaberle, and I will miss him, but it's time for him to move on to a contender...along with Kubina, Stajan, Toskala, and pretty much the rest of this team with the exceptions of Schenn and Pogge.

Holmgren shot that deal down as soon as Carter's name was mentioned.

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Originally posted 02:03 PM ET  01.09 by Linden16

His ego provides an impermiable safety barrier preventing his head from hitting the ground.

which of course, would shatter the pavement if it did

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Originally posted 02:56 PM ET  01.09 by ORANGE AND BLACK

Holmgren shot that deal down as soon as Carter's name was mentioned.

No he didn't, the deal was agreed to but Kaberle refused to waive his no trade. Had he done that the trade would have gone through and the leafs would have been laughing.