NASH IS NOT GETTING TRADED... he's not going anywhere... you can enjoy these fantasized teams, but you are better off playing NHL 14 then... Nash is here for at least 1 more year, and Zib is nothing close to what you are making him out to be...
You want to take 2 23 year old centerman that both currently score 60 points and swap them for an aging over the hill star and a nobody free agent?
Dear ****ing goodness
1.
NASH IS NOT GETTING TRADED... he's not going anywhere... Nash is here for at least 1 more year,
If I'm not mistaken, Nash has NMC this year, then converts into limited NTC,
He can play that game.
OR
Depending on what happens here, he can take a lot of heat for an entire year by a fan base that is saying he is worth $$, but not the $$$$$ he is getting.
If he accepts that trade now instead of next year, all that distraction for us and aggravation for him goes buh-bye.
The ? is what is a good home for Nash now that is a fit, is relatively stress free, and has upside.
That is a fair and open ?.
Nashville is not an automatic no.
There are others.
2. Zib has value. If you don't want to hold, fine there is a duty to consider which of several scenarios play out better, and if you move him, like if you move Spezza, who is moved where.
But I disagree with the premise that value is received is not adequate given the downsides of Stepan + ROR, not just the upside.
These guys are not especially athletic, and would not consider ROR, who will push for more and more $$$ constantly --- not good for rest of the team --- unless I'm moving 2 big contracts (staal+girardi) and getting a decent prospect also (siemens).
3. Also, there are +s on those equations.
Whatever it is, Ottawa would be sending more back than we'd add for cap/balance.
THINK OF IT THIS WAY.
What does ROR get on the open market? Stepan? Spezza? Zibby?
now, the best deals we can make, adding if necessary, which pair (or which 2 individuals) gives us a better return?
Even the bernmeister has to deal with work.
I'll take a peek over the w/e and see what you guys come up with.
But I expect to post less until end of next wk.
yeah, funny, insert derisive comment here _________________
But in conclusion, if you do the homework, you will see your assumptions are wrong and more often than not I am correct.
And (to all those to whom this applies) for the umpteenth time:
it is not a matter of 1st, 2nd, or 3rd line
Miller combos w/Kreider + MSL cause of his speed.
Stop putting a number on something to which, in this case, the # is irrelevant.