damacles1156
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http://www.sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/30-thoughts-trade-value-first-round-pick/
Goalie market: there is a lot of expectation of Ryan Miller to Anaheim for approximately $1 million, although I’m not sure if bonuses will be added to that.
If that's true, we should try to get him. $1 million is nothing, he could be solid as a 25-game backup. Zatkoff makes 900K and may be the worst goalie in the league.
And yes, I read the bonus thing.
Needs to have a serious talk with Kopitar.
Cause if Kopitar has another season like he did last year, John Stevens will be fired.
Stevens should be more concerned with that.
Long time lurker here.. But I hope the kings land Thornton. The team really needs him.
Kings sign Trent Klatt.
I think Scuds was a July 1 signing. Best of the bunch by far.
Just taking a peak at their board, Sharks fans now saying JT and PM will stay in SJ per something heard via NHLXM.
Guess we'll likely find out tomorrow.
I'm gonna call it now - Blake signs at least 2 players including Joe Thornton. He's gonna round out a great offseason with something LA has rarely done - sign a top FA. He's gonna put his stamp on this roster.
Overpaid a little, but that's the type of player you overpay for.
Laugh, but Klatt was a good signing.
Los Angeles Kings
The Los Angeles Kings could use some scoring help. While the team has big names like Anze Kopitar, Jeff Carter, Tanner Pearson, Tyler Toffoli and Marian Gaborik who can produce offense, secondary scoring will be key to the Kings success in the 2017-18 season. Adding a player like Yakupov on an inexpensive deal, or even a PTO could benefit the club as they share a similar goal to the young winger – returning to prominence.
With the Kings making changes to their front office, they could look to Yakupov to provide some valuable depth to their team. Change is very clearly afoot in Los Angeles, and with that, an opportunity could be there for the taking for Yakupov as he looks to find his place in the NHL after a very disappointing start to what originally promised to be a superstar-quality career. Signing a player with the potential that Yakupov in a role that wouldn’t put much pressure on him is something that the Kings could look to do as they look to compete in stacked division and conference.
Hartnell at least crashes the net