Opinion: Many of us could only speculate last fall that Kyle Dubas needed to get out of the first round before he could get an extension. We may’ve had that wrong.
Dubas, as it has been well-documented, is in the final year of his original five-year contract. He had hoped to have a new deal before the start of the season but that never materialized. So many in the media speculated last fall that Dubas needed to get out of the first round before he could even contemplate getting a contract extension from president Brendan Shanahan and MLSE’s board of directors.
If that’s the case, the negotiation on a new deal will come down to how successful this post-season turns out for the Leafs and how lucrative it will be for Dubas and his family.“I fully expect to be judged on the full body of my work over the five-year term of my contract. I have zero issue with being evaluated over the entire body of work here,”
This season has turned into Dubas betting on himself like many top athletes do in hopes of hitting pay dirt. was a must. So here we are today and his Leafs are one win away from planting that all-important seed.
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