John Mandalorian
2022 Avs: The First Dance
- Nov 29, 2018
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For example, I was thinking Holl and a first for future considerations.For who?
Unless the « weapon » is a need, they need that cap space
For example, I was thinking Holl and a first for future considerations.For who?
Unless the « weapon » is a need, they need that cap space
Im not sure of the point.For example, I was thinking Holl and a first for future considerations.
Toronto is 1.5 over the cap. There are 10 teams currently over the cap. Toronto may not want to give up a first but if Arizona and Anaheim are demanding this, the Avs have leverage to ask for something similar.Im not sure of the point.
You’d likely have to turn around and spend just as much or more to dump EJ.
And I’m highly doubtful Toronto would send a 1st just to dump 2M
It may appear like teams are over the cap, but we still have no idea what amount of roster those teams will carry. We also have no idea what LTIR there is. Toronto is likely to carry a very bare 20 or 21 man roster.Toronto is 1.5 over the cap. There are 10 teams currently over the cap. Toronto may not want to give up a first but if Arizona and Anaheim are demanding this, the Avs have leverage to ask for something similar.
Hate to break it to you…Need some Kadri news soon.
I think I've seen trade proposals involving every important player on the DEFENDING STANLEY CUP CHAMPS except MacKinnon, Makar, Landeskog, and Nichushkin.
I even saw Lundell being called the next Bergeron, who is arguably the greatest defensive forward in the history of the NHL.
Please, Naz. Do something.
No. They're better off letting it accrue do they can make a big in-season trade, along with ensuring that they have enough to cover bonuses. No need to get cute with the situation.Should the Avs weaponize their remaining cap space?
Toronto won't need to pay anything to move Holl. He's a solid player at a low caphit. Worst case they get just a late round pick for him.Toronto is 1.5 over the cap. There are 10 teams currently over the cap. Toronto may not want to give up a first but if Arizona and Anaheim are demanding this, the Avs have leverage to ask for something similar.
This to me is one of the biggest “missed opportunities” that the Avs have wasted the past 5 years. Toronto most assuredly would have rather traded him West and the cap space was unused so would have only cost money for another 1st.No. They're better off letting it accrue do they can make a big in-season trade, along with ensuring that they have enough to cover bonuses. No need to get cute with the situation.
The time to weaponise capspace was a couple of years ago when they had $6m+ in unused space. I wanted them to do the Marleau deal at the time for an extra 1st which would have come in handy now.
Toronto won't need to pay anything to move Holl. He's a solid player at a low caphit. Worst case they get just a late round pick for him.
There’s no need to trade him, but it’s nice to know if we need something he’s a great chip. Stacked D is the money play.FTR Friedman never said the Avs aren’t trading Girard period. He said they aren’t trading him just to clear room for Kadri. If Kadri doesn’t come back I can still totally see a hockey trade happening involving Girard.
Lundell has the upside to be Bergeron.
Byram IMO doesn't even have #1D upside.
It would be tough. But not impossible. Barkov and Lundell are possibly two of the best two-way centers in the entire league next year. Ekblad is also better then any of those Dmen in Puttsburgh.
Not saying the Panthers are the favorites by any means, and I could see them adding Chychrun at some point. But they're easily still one of the 4-5 top Cup favorites and even with that Defense they could win.
Fam frustration is right bludTo me if it comes down to it we can probably move Newhook and a first to grab Horvat or Miller. However I think the team knows that they’ll make playoffs and this will give them a chance to experiment with 2C options to see if there is an internal fit. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Rantanen, JTC, Newhook and Meyers all get a stab at the 2C role. That will undoubtedly lead to fam frustration as we won’t be as dominant as last season (still likely the top central team).
I get the panic to find the 2C, but I don’t think the team is in a rush.
What?? Seriously?
Stanley Cup ice time. As a 21 year old.
Game 6- 25:48
Game 5- 21:19
Game 4- 28:24
Game 3- 19:12
Game 2- 22:18
Game 1- 22:37
To me if it comes down to it we can probably move Newhook and a first to grab Horvat or Miller. However I think the team knows that they’ll make playoffs and this will give them a chance to experiment with 2C options to see if there is an internal fit. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Rantanen, JTC, Newhook and Meyers all get a stab at the 2C role. That will undoubtedly lead to fam frustration as we won’t be as dominant as last season (still likely the top central team).
I get the panic to find the 2C, but I don’t think the team is in a rush.
Going to be hard to replace Kadri and he 80+ points and his intangibles and experience.No frustration here, we as fans did the same thing worrying about Nichushkin replacing saads production and I’d say it turned out alright.
What?? Seriously?
Stanley Cup ice time. As a 21 year old.
Game 6- 25:48
Game 5- 21:19
Game 4- 28:24
Game 3- 19:12
Game 2- 22:18
Game 1- 22:37
Going to be hard to replace Kadri and he 80+ points and his intangibles and experience.
The 6 D that the Avs currently have headed into the regular season is going to be a nightmare for the rest of the NHL. That stacked of a D core isn't usually seen during the regular season. That usually happens after a team loads up at the deadline and adds a couple defensemen.Stacked D is the money play.
If Naz woud agree to a reasonable 6M X 5 contract we could get away with it only by shipping JTC to some shit team (for nothing in return) and they'd accept him because they can flip him for a pick at the deadline.Hate to break it to you…
If Naz signs with us, that means we’re needing to shed salary.
The lesson learned after this SC run and with the late acquisitions, is that with a core of MacK, Landeskog, Rantanen, Nuke, Lekh, Makar, Byram, Toews, G, Manson, the Avs window is now open for 3-5 years without a doubt.
The ability if our top management, Joe, Cmc, to keep most of that core fit info the cap will only translate that window into more Cups.
I have 100% trust Avs will achieve thus that. Keeping the core, win more Cups.