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John Tavares reportedly took a significant pay cut to stay with Maple Leafs
John Tavares reportedly took a significant annual average pay cut to stay with his hometown Toronto Maple Leafs. NHL Insider Jeff Marek believes “Tavares probably could have gotten $8 [million] x 2 [years] with Anaheim.” Marek also wondered if the Utah Mammoth would enter the sweepstakes.
What John Tavares’ hometown discount means for the Maple Leafs — now and later
It was sometimes said that John Tavares took a hometown discount when he signed a seven-year, $77 million contract with the Maple Leafs seven years ago, all because one other team, the San Jose Sharks, was prepared to pay him more. Tavares’ $11 million cap hit still ranked right near the top of the league for the entirety of the deal.
After extending his contract with Auston Matthews' Toronto Maple Leafs, veteran John Tavares might be having second thoughts, ...
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What John Tavares’ New Deal Says About Mitch MarnerJohn Tavares’ new four-year contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs isn’t just a signing—it’s a statement. By taking a ...
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One of hockey’s most well-respected, well-rounded veterans gave his hometown team a hometown discount, a couple of younger ...
John Tavares isn’t leaving town this time. The Maple Leafs inked their veteran center to a four-year contract extension worth ...
Matthew Knies and John Tavares clearly have loyalty in their DNA, and it’s a quality that significantly brightens both the ...
Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving confirmed that the team is progressing in its contract talks with John ...
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