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If Montreal gets a third round pick for Kovy I will lose my poopies.
You better diaper up.
If Montreal gets a third round pick for Kovy I will lose my poopies.
Fro's wrap around was unstoppable.How's his wraparound?
completely different scenario ...2 years @6M vs 1yr @ 700KIf Montreal gets a third round pick for Kovy I will lose my poopies.
LAK already have a plethora of "smallish" dmen in the prospect pool. I'd see if they can get Jordan Kyrou if dealing with STL, already has a few NHL games under his belt.
What I bolded from your statement is what people dont understand...Really good player and I would be surprised if they moved him, let alone for a rental like Toffoli.
I think he will be a mainstay in their top 6 in a few years,
Dealing Toffoli is table stakes because he is a UFAs who should not be resigned for what he costs in the free market. Still a ways to go and he’s producing better than last year, but it kind of stinks that he could sign somewhere for $4+ million a season next year, but not be worth either a first or a #2/3 prospect at this trade deadline.
I think they’ll end up keeping Martinez because they won’t be happy with the returns and throw out the excuse that he can be moved in the summer or next season when he’s a UFAs.
For that reason I see one other dman being traded, likely Hutton for a low pick or Forbort for a 4th rounder.
I think they let any remaining UFAs walk in the summer except Clifford who they bring back on a 4 year, $2m / year type of deal.
What I bolded from your statement is what people dont understand...
A team like STL isnt looking at Toffoli as a rental, they're looking at Tyler as the missing piece to winning another cup! Could that be worth Kyrou, quite possibly
Unless you have Crosby and Malkin, you're cup window is 4-6 years... Nyrou coul deasily be replaced by Kostin.. Salary for this season doesnt mean much since we'd likely retain.. and they have Steen coming off the books after next season so they be ok if they do it rightPossible but I use the Muzzin situation as a model, they actually LIKED the extra year of term, not a pure rental, at great value.
The x-factor there is salary. If I'm STL, I probably roll with the cost-controlled youngster. They already have a tough issue with Pietrangelo, adding salary isn't really an option. If I'm STL, I don't trade Kyrou straight up
Possible but I use the Muzzin situation as a model, they actually LIKED the extra year of term, not a pure rental, at great value
Marty’s steadily increasing age coupled with steadily decreasing games played plus production means the value of his contract doesn’t outweigh the low value of his expected contribution.
Based on his play over the last two seasons, he doesn’t crack the top 4 on a cup contender. No way someone pays $4m and gives up significant futures for someone who would be best at 10 minutes TOI and PK minutes. The only way the return is upped for Martinez is if salary is retained or the Kings sweeten the offer. Which I don’t think management wants to do.
There’s always a chance of suckering another GM into an overpayment, but the odds are low. They’ll likely keep Martinez for this year. It’s just another punt in my expectation.
Could this be because of Seattle entering the league?Based on quotes I've been reading lately, teams seem to want that extra year when they make that deadline trade, which is different than the past when it seems they preferred pure rentals.
Fro's wrap around was unstoppable.
Even his last year playing hockey he made goalies look silly.
Correct. I watched a good amount of Daemyung Killerwhale games when Frolov was on it.if anyone's interested that channel apparently live streams asia league games now and again, the youtube algorithm got me and fed me a game that's live right now
not actually half bad hockey, systems wise looks very familiar but they're definitely a step down skills wise
fun to watch regardless
Fro's wrap around was unstoppable
Even his last goal as a King was a wrap around against Luongo in game 6 of the 2010 playoffs.Whoa, pump the brakes.
LAK already have a plethora of "smallish" dmen in the prospect pool. I'd see if they can get Jordan Kyrou if dealing with STL, already has a few NHL games under his belt.
If Montreal gets a third round pick for Kovy I will lose my poopies.
Marty’s steadily increasing age coupled with steadily decreasing games played plus production means the value of his contract doesn’t outweigh the low value of his expected contribution.
Based on his play over the last two seasons, he doesn’t crack the top 4 on a cup contender. No way someone pays $4m and gives up significant futures for someone who would be best at 10 minutes TOI and PK minutes. The only way the return is upped for Martinez is if salary is retained or the Kings sweeten the offer. Which I don’t think management wants to do.
There’s always a chance of suckering another GM into an overpayment, but the odds are low. They’ll likely keep Martinez for this year. It’s just another punt in my expectation.
Based on quotes I've been reading lately, teams seem to want that extra year when they make that deadline trade, which is different than the past when it seems they preferred pure rentals.
He never cracked the top 4 on a contender. He should've been dealt at the 2015 deadline, if not 2014 to get more value(considering the Kings ran 7 deep that year, and look what he did with Johnson in 2012), but we know DL and his loyalty to assets. 6 years for a 3rd pair d-man. Crazy.
On a contender he could easily play #4 and should be playing bottom pairing. We could also retain. A year and a third of Martinez at 2m on your third pairing would be phenomenal for a team looking to go deep.
People have a tendency to undervalue assets on bad teams and overvalue assets on great teams because of their literal current performance vs. how they would be used post-move.
Robyn Regehr got 2 2nds when people thought he was cooked, same age as Marty.
Fro's wrap around was unstoppable.
If Martinez is top 4, your top 3 better be top notch. But yes, Martinez at $2m on your 3rd pair, that works.
The difference between Regehr and Martinez would be that Regehr had the pedigree. He led the Flames in ice time in the 03-04 playoffs. 2nd in 05-06. Hurt in 06-07. 2nd in 07-08. Martinez was 6th in 10-11. 6th out of 6 d-men in 2012, hurt and in and out of the lineup in 2013 so it's weird, and then 4th in total time in 2014, but 7th in average time because of the various injuries to others. 2nd in 17-18 though.
Martinez just isn't that guy, but value at a deadline isn't always determined by that.
Fro's wrap around was unstoppable.
Even his last year playing hockey he made goalies look silly.
I think my bigger thing here is just that there's also not much else available.
Petry is considered this years Muzzin. Which is a joke.
Would be funny if he ends up in Edmonton for puljarvi.