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What Would You Do Wednesday – Let’s Start Some Trade Rumours

Oct 8, 2014, 08:23 EDTUpdated:

It’s a hell of a day, people. Not only does the regular season kick off tonight, but we’ve also got a new weekly feature to roll out. Every Wednesday is now What Would You Do Wednesdays, where TLN will describe a fantastical scenario and you, the reader, will let us know how you would handle it in the comments below.
Here’s where it gets fun. Once you provide us with your answer, everybody on the entire internet will read it. Then they will give it a thumbs up or a thumbs down. Then you will become very famous and popular and all the boys and/or girls at school and/or work will be very attracted to you. It’s that easy.
Ready? Let’s do it.
The Situation

It’s pretty cool that we know what the final roster looks like now, but we are Toronto Maple Leafs fans and we are never happy. That’s not our style. We are about throwing caution to the wind, making a big splash, wheelin’ and dealin’, etc.
So here’s the deal. You’re now the GM of the Leafs (congrats!), you’re ten games into the season, and quite frankly it doesn’t matter how well it’s going – you want to make a deal.
Who is the first person you would trade off of the current Leafs roster and why?
(Keep in mind that nobody will take on David Clarkson’s contract. C’mon. Give your head a shake.)
The Rules
Whoever gets the most props wins, and receives everlasting internet fame and a big hug from yours truly. Whoever gets the most trashes gets laughed at. That’s it.
Have fun and be safe.
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