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Rumor: 2022-2023 Trade Rumors and Free Agency (Mod Warning in OP)
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In essence, everyone wants to look like Kenny Powers.
CalderKing21
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So basically, the perfect Avs targetNJ just re-signed Miles Wood ($3.2m x1) and now have a bit of a glut of forwards.
Unless they plan on starting the year with Holtz, Foote, and Thompson all in the AHL, or want to risk passing Zetterlund through waivers, I'd hazard a guess that they're looking to trade a forward.
Palat - Hughes - Bratt
Sharangovich - Hischier - Mercer
Tatar - Haula - Holtz
Wood - McLeod - Bastian
Foote - Boqvist - Johnsson
Thompson - Zetterlund
Tatar and Johnsson are the obvious ones as pending UFA's, but I wonder if Sharangovich could be available, and if he'd be a legit 2C trade option for the Avs?
He's not the best at face-offs (40% last year) and his defense is suspect (though it's improving), but his lethal shot would be a pretty great weapon on a line with Lehkonen winning pucks and Rantanen as the playmaker.
At $2m x1 he'd be a perfect fit for the Avs roster this year as they could add him without needing to shed salary and still have $2.5m to cover bonuses with a 21 man roster, as per the capfriendly AGM linked below. In one year he's also still an RFA so his next contract will likely also be reasonable.
Should Newhook emerge as a legit 2C it would also be very easy to move Sharangovich to the wing where he's played a lot of the time for NJ.
Not sure what the price would be and even what the Avs could offer up to entice NJ to part with him though considering how few assets they have. Unless NJ like Olausson or Foudy the only piece of interest to them is probably the 2023 1st.
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Sharangovich won’t be traded… but he’s definitely not a center.NJ just re-signed Miles Wood ($3.2m x1) and now have a bit of a glut of forwards.
Unless they plan on starting the year with Holtz, Foote, and Thompson all in the AHL, or want to risk passing Zetterlund through waivers, I'd hazard a guess that they're looking to trade a forward.
Palat - Hughes - Bratt
Sharangovich - Hischier - Mercer
Tatar - Haula - Holtz
Wood - McLeod - Bastian
Foote - Boqvist - Johnsson
Thompson - Zetterlund
Tatar and Johnsson are the obvious ones as pending UFA's, but I wonder if Sharangovich could be available, and if he'd be a legit 2C trade option for the Avs?
He's not the best at face-offs (40% last year) and his defense is suspect (though it's improving), but his lethal shot would be a pretty great weapon on a line with Lehkonen winning pucks and Rantanen as the playmaker.
At $2m x1 he'd be a perfect fit for the Avs roster this year as they could add him without needing to shed salary and still have $2.5m to cover bonuses with a 21 man roster, as per the capfriendly AGM linked below. In one year he's also still an RFA so his next contract will likely also be reasonable.
Should Newhook emerge as a legit 2C it would also be very easy to move Sharangovich to the wing where he's played a lot of the time for NJ.
Not sure what the price would be and even what the Avs could offer up to entice NJ to part with him though considering how few assets they have. Unless NJ like Olausson or Foudy the only piece of interest to them is probably the 2023 1st.
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dahrougem2
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Bender
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I think it's more of a Welland, Ontario thing lol...
The Avs have to hit on a 4th rounder at some point, right?
SuperJoe
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You would think at some point you would, but when you draft guys like mitch heard in the second round you have a long way to go
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BREAKING : Ben Meyers changes his number from #59 to #17.*
* IF cap friendly is accurate.
Lol big news day
* IF cap friendly is accurate.
Lol big news day
SoundwaveIsCharisma
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Honestly, that’s a guy I’ve been wondering about for a while. Wonder if he blossoms with a team with more support and less pressure.
Bill Peckerskull
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Meh. The Avs main site has Brad Hunt wearing #77. We all know that number is retired. I wouldn't put much stock into it until camp startsBREAKING : Ben Meyers changes his number from #59 to #17.*
* IF cap friendly is accurate.
Lol big news day
BobRossColton
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BobRossColton
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Just get Hayton+Crouse they're both young Rfas that could be somewhat cost controlled for a few years, they could become those bridge deals. give each like 3 or 4 years?
Northern Avs Fan
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BREAKING : Ben Meyers changes his number from #59 to #17.*
* IF cap friendly is accurate.
Lol big news day
zxcvnm
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I learned from Beetlejuice that once you’ve had three Bourques play for your organization, the number magically unretires.
Bill Peckerskull
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Isn't that just the Swedish chef? Bourque, Bourque, Bourque?
TheRarestDangles
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I will always remember Hunwick, because it's around that time that PMD (puck moving defenseman) became a common acronym on HF Boards. Like, before, defensemen were only expected to clear the net front and chip the puck out of the zone.
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pockets
Well, we’re waiting…
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shadow1
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If that's true, then Kadri - like Klingberg - is likely going to cost himself a lot of money by wildly overvaluing himself.
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