YayHockeysBack
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Much, much better than my Italian. As much as I remember, il mio Italiano fa schifo.Probably you saw also many english mistakes in my post xD xD xD xD xD
Much, much better than my Italian. As much as I remember, il mio Italiano fa schifo.Probably you saw also many english mistakes in my post xD xD xD xD xD
Your italian sentence is right So, don't underestimate yourself!Much, much better than my Italian. As much as I remember, il mio Italiano fa schifo.
There's still cap hits for the players that replace Gourde/Johnson/Killorn/Palat and Point's raise, for starters. And this would be while filling virtually all other roster spots with minimal salaries, which I don't think would be Plan A for JBB.
Oh boy...I'd trade Stamkos way before I consider trading Killorn. We won the Cup without Stamkos so we can easily do it again. I don't think we can win it without Killorn.
The offer sheet possibility exists for both Sergachev and Cirelli ,,,..which would be a nightmare for the Bolts.No way Stammer gets traded.
No way Serg gets traded.
Cirelli/Killorn, yes, but will have to be ONE HELL of an offer.
The offer sheet possibility exists for both Sergachev and Cirelli ,,,..which would be a nightmare for the Bolts.
The strategy was determined when Yzer and JBB gave those NMC and NTC's out. Relying on one or more to waive is a even more troubling strategy. They locked up those players to make a cup window was Cirelli or Sergi even on the radar to developing like they did at the time no if They had the inclination that Sergi would Mac would not have been pursued and signed to such a onerous term he has a NTC until he is 37 and while Dmen do play longer going past 35 with a NTC at that salary ensures he was here thru his best years until he becomes a 3rd pair guy or worse. They could have gapped with lessor guys until Sergi was ready. So piecing together a roster you have to do what they did. Chicago did the same thing with there window and were forced to move valuable players and now with a stagnate Cap for at least 3 years the Bolts are in a little different scenario. There are still some pretty good UFA's out there looking to land and until they do land there are no openings for Killorn or Johnson. Yesterday I counted 13 UFA's under 30 that were in the top 50 FA's unsigned. Many of them are going to have to take 3 mil or less to stay in the league. There are just a handful of teams currently with a Cap situation where they can absorb Johnny or Killer and are they on any list either player provides? Retention of 1 or 2 mil on each does not significantly help the situation. I may be totally fooled and a deal work out but Johnson clearing waivers sent a message when a team could have picked him up for nothing none bit.Except they don't have to increase to anywhere near that??? The replacements for Johnson and Killorn, most likely Barre-Boulet and Volkov, will also be contributing. Killorn has never had the kind of scoring pace/production before this past season, so while he could certainly replicate it, him going back to a .5 ppg, 40 point type player is just, if not more likely. Yzerman and Brisebois set up the contracts well to where the ntcs become staggered over the next 3 years, and had already been mentioned, the raises for Point and the 3 rfas are primarily covered with the moving of Johnson, Killorn and one of Palat/Gourde in the next 2-3 years. McD is also an option perhaps if he's willing to waive or if he goes in the expansion draft, depending on JBB's plans. The Lightning will either need to trade for/sign 1 or 2 more low cost depth guys, or more than likely, put the excellent scouting/drafting to more good use and have a couple of the Syracuse players make the jump in the next couple of years. The roster will look different, but losing two players in Serg and Cirelli who have arguably, a decade or more of high level play left, in order to keep 2 30+ middle 6 types is just not sound strategy.
Not if they don't sign it... which they've had like 5 days to do now
I mean I guess. But so many teams are strapped for cash that I don't see an offer sheet coming.The offer sheet possibility exists for both Sergachev and Cirelli ,,,..which would be a nightmare for the Bolts.
Doesn't mean something doesn't happen down the line. I would be surprised though. Every year hf posters mention offer sheets and we never see one. Until we see one signed, not going to worry too much about offer sheets. Worry more about who we trade and for what. However really not much to worry about. Team just won the cup and majority of that team will be back. Still have a window open.
No way Stammer gets traded.
No way Serg gets traded.
Cirelli/Killorn, yes, but will have to be ONE HELL of an offer.
You're assuming that Stammer is not untouchable for real. So, you're assuming Friedman is right.
I'm saying the opposite. I'm saying it's just a noise...
The only thing I can say right now is that we will see the end of this story very soon.It was JBB who left Stamkos off the list. So whether it's real or not, it's public.
If Friedman gives specifics, like about JBB approaching Stamkos, you can bet that it happened.
Without McD they don't win the Cup, so who cares if his contract may be bad after 3 or 4 more years. There's a significant chance he gets exposed and taken by Seattle after next year.The strategy was determined when Yzer and JBB gave those NMC and NTC's out. Relying on one or more to waive is a even more troubling strategy. They locked up those players to make a cup window was Cirelli or Sergi even on the radar to developing like they did at the time no if They had the inclination that Sergi would Mac would not have been pursued and signed to such a onerous term he has a NTC until he is 37 and while Dmen do play longer going past 35 with a NTC at that salary ensures he was here thru his best years until he becomes a 3rd pair guy or worse. They could have gapped with lessor guys until Sergi was ready. So piecing together a roster you have to do what they did. Chicago did the same thing with there window and were forced to move valuable players and now with a stagnate Cap for at least 3 years the Bolts are in a little different scenario. There are still some pretty good UFA's out there looking to land and until they do land there are no openings for Killorn or Johnson. Yesterday I counted 13 UFA's under 30 that were in the top 50 FA's unsigned. Many of them are going to have to take 3 mil or less to stay in the league. There are just a handful of teams currently with a Cap situation where they can absorb Johnny or Killer and are they on any list either player provides? Retention of 1 or 2 mil on each does not significantly help the situation. I may be totally fooled and a deal work out but Johnson clearing waivers sent a message when a team could have picked him up for nothing none bit.
No, not a chance JBB does that, and it's not close.Cirelli and Gourde, is it as likely?
If Sergachev is signed two others must go. What about Cirelli and Cernak for Evan Bouchard (three years left on ELC and maybe ready soon, a gamble.)
Anthony Cirelli and Erik Cernak for Evan Bouchard is probably only worth it if we can't get Cirelli locked down. I have heard that Bouchard has gotten better, I don't know if Edmonton is interested in Cirelli as they already have their top 6 centers figured outCirelli and Gourde, is it as likely?
If Sergachev is signed two others must go. What about Cirelli and Cernak for Evan Bouchard (three years left on ELC and maybe ready soon, a gamble.)
You can always ask.Crazy thought but what if JBB goes to the RFAs and asks them to sign cheap one deals (1.25M Cernak, 1.75M Cirelli, 2M Serge) with the promise of a bigger pay next season?