BoxOfChocolates
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What about Blackwood?
Gibson with horrible numbers on Anaheim*All the options suck though.
Varly (lol)
Fleury (nothing left in the tank)
Kuemper @ 6M X many years
Campbell @ 6M X many years
Gibson with horrible numbers @ 6.4M X many years (+ will cost assets to acquire).
IMO the idea of Fleury for one year is equally ridiculous.At least we agree the pining for Varly is absolutely ridiculous.
IMO the idea of Fleury for one year is equally ridiculous.
IMO the idea of Fleury for one year is equally ridiculous.
The ridiculous might become real. I think it's Sakic's plan: 1A-B Fleury-Francouz
Are you f***ing kidding?
When I saw that post, I was waiting for your reply.![]()
Nope. Frankie ain't a 1B-type. He's a clear #2 and I wouldn't rank him terribly high in that department either. He's a decent backup...that's it.
On this Avs team he can make enough saves
I read a few weeks ago that Dubas was rumored to have offered Campbell $2.75 x 3 sometime in the season, but Campbell wanted at least $5M. Now I'm reading Campbell wants $6M, which I don't think is realistic at all. Maybe I'm off my rocker.
Based on the tax rate between Colorado and Toronto, Campbell's take-home on a $5M AAV contract with the Leafs would be $2.36M. To get that same take home in Colorado, he'd only need to have a $4M AAV ($2.37M take home). This is according to Tax Calculator | Gavin Group
If Colorado could realistically offer Campbell something like $4.5M, I think that would be a solid signing. That would still be a market value discount, but he'd be going to a team with championship potential. And the take home ($2.67M) would still be higher than what he was willing to settle for with the Leafs (previously mentioned $2.36M).
Not as a starter he can't.
I would not give Campbell that much. He basically had one good month, maybe two, and then fell apart. He's never been able to prove he can take on a full workload as a starter. He's never played more than 31 games in an NHL season. I could totally see him as a 1B type, but not 1A.
Colorado is one win away from the cup with really shaky goaltending, so I don't think Sakic needs to overthink it this summer.
The Avalanche are so strong everywhere else and remind me of the late-2000's Red Wings, who had multiple deep playoffs runs (and a cup) with the corpses of Hasek and Osgood in net.
To be fair, Osgood was really good in the playoffs, but he was facing like 20 shots a night. But that's pretty much my point. The Avs just need someone who can sit back there and not allow some terrible matzo ball goal because they haven't faced a shot in 10 minutes.
Are you f***ing kidding?
There's no way Campbell signs for 1 or 2 years. He's 30 and this is his only chance for term and money. Gru kinda threw a wrench into any "inflated stats" plan anyway.The Avs brass like Samsonov so I think that’s a real possibility. Personally id see what you can get Campbell for on a 1-2 year deal. He’d be smart to try to get a year of inflated stats so he can cash in.
Gibson will just cost too much in assets.
It's a fair concern. He has not posted a better sv% than .904 in three years. Goalies post good numbers on bad teams all the time but Gibson simply doesn't.Gibson with horrible numbers on Anaheim*
I have no doubts about him being great if he was on the Avs.
Who’s going to give him that? Obviously that’s the type of deal he wants but I’d bet he has to decide between either starter term or starter AAV. I don’t think he’s proven enough to get both at this point but he could in a year.There's no way Campbell signs for 1 or 2 years. He's 30 and this is his only chance for term and money. Gru kinda threw a wrench into any "inflated stats" plan anyway.
He'll be looking for starter term and money and the market is starving for goalies. I think he gets 5 X 5 somewhere.
If there’s anything that this team has proven, it’s that average goalies can and will post good numbers here. Gibson would be the best goalie to play here in some time, I’m sure he’d be fine here.It's a fair concern. He has not posted a better sv% than .904 in three years. Goalies post good numbers on bad teams all the time but Gibson simply doesn't.
There’s a lot of team desperate for a starter. I wouldn’t be shocked at all if he got that.Who’s going to give him that? Obviously that’s the type of deal he wants but I’d bet he has to decide between either starter term or starter AAV. I don’t think he’s proven enough to get both at this point but he could in a year.
One of the teams that will lose the Kuemper sweepstake. Could be Edmonton, NJ, Buffalo, Montreal, Colorado?Who’s going to give him that? Obviously that’s the type of deal he wants but I’d bet he has to decide between either starter term or starter AAV. I don’t think he’s proven enough to get both at this point but he could in a year.
Edmonton is desperate and will throw big money and term at somebody. Campbell could very well be the beneficiary of Holland's grasping at straws.Who’s going to give him that? Obviously that’s the type of deal he wants but I’d bet he has to decide between either starter term or starter AAV. I don’t think he’s proven enough to get both at this point but he could in a year.
Honestly he'd be a good fit thereEdmonton is desperate and will throw big money and term at somebody. Campbell could very well be the beneficiary of Holland's grasping at straws.
Honestly he'd be a good fit there
$6m is going rate for starters… Campbell is in the range.I read a few weeks ago that Dubas was rumored to have offered Campbell $2.75 x 3 sometime in the season, but Campbell wanted at least $5M. Now I'm reading Campbell wants $6M, which I don't think is realistic at all. Maybe I'm off my rocker.
Based on the tax rate between Colorado and Toronto, Campbell's take-home on a $5M AAV contract with the Leafs would be $2.36M. To get that same take home in Colorado, he'd only need to have a $4M AAV ($2.37M take home). This is according to Tax Calculator | Gavin Group
If Colorado could realistically offer Campbell something like $4.5M, I think that would be a solid signing. That would still be a market value discount, but he'd be going to a team with championship potential. And the take home ($2.67M) would still be higher than what he was willing to settle for with the Leafs (previously mentioned $2.36M).