Gronk (Rob Gronkowski)

But the thing is with Marner is it's not just about that.

Like he kills penalties.

He plays power play.

He gets tough five on five matchups.

So from an overall perspective and playing 20 minutes a game, he's a valuable player and I'll eat my words here.

He's playing to a $12 million player right now.

He is a $12 million player where maybe after I was bitter about his performances and clutch situations with the Leafs, I didn't see that and I was okay parting ways with him.

He's obviously found grass that is greener on the other side.

A hundred percent.

He's a full package.

He's a full package.

Now do you wait?

Like, is it, in the end, is it fair to say though, when you command the money and you don't come through in those situations, like there is somewhat of a point for a fan base to be upset at the fact that like, well, you commanded all this money and, and that was what we got in games five through seven in big situations for, for not just a few years here, we're talking about like five, six years in a row.

No, I'm just saying as far as like he seems to be the scapegoat because he makes a lot of money and maybe – okay, maybe bad example too then.

He looks way less tight.

He looks like he's enjoying himself.

He's got that same creativity come playoff time that he did in the regular season with the Leafs.

You mentioned him playing center.

His teammates love him.

Anywhere you go, you talk to his teammates.