It would likely take more than just Linus, but I hope they can work something out. You'd get not only #10 OA, but cap space to boot.
I love Linus but....10th OA you have to do it. You have to.
It would likely take more than just Linus, but I hope they can work something out. You'd get not only #10 OA, but cap space to boot.
So which goalie are they talking about?no chance in hell they get the 10th pick for Linus
The problem is those additions ideally would need to slot in as the 2nd and 3rd best forwards behind Pasta. Are those players out there? Maybe Lindholm. So Zacha-Lindholm-Pasta. But if your second line is Marchand-Coyle-(Debrusk replacement) it might be fine for the regular season, but is that enough for the playoffs? That winger needs to be an impact player, a decent upgrade on Debrusk to make up for Coyle and Marchand not exactly being the line drivers they once were(well Coyle never was) lolAgreed. The current Bruins base is very strong. They need to add to it with some key additions, like you said. At the forefront, speed/aggression. They need to get faster. They need at least one top 6 player and if DeBrusk leaves, two. Another player for the bottom 6 with grit and can help secondary scoring. Then a guy who can play with McAvoy with jam and who isn't a liability 5v5.
Ullmark for 10th overall would be a no brainer imo. They handed Vancouver a top 10 pick years back for Cory Schneider and I believe used the pick drafting Horvat
He could live in Stamford, close enough to his good friend Sway, and only about an hour to Jersey. His son could play for the junior rangers.I'm going to say less than 0% chance. -1%
That is, in a 1 for 1 deal for Linus.
If we have to add? Ok.
Also does Linus waive to go there? I guess he could live in a nice suburb or NYC.
Such a lame response. Though not unexpected.
Like blaming Harry Sinden for the Bruins having too many men on the ice in 1979.
The knock on him is his hockey IQ, or lack there ofCayden Lindstrom is worth the risk. Have to imagine that he only needs time to heal/recuperate. Judging him on his first 32 games, he is a top 5 talent - maybe top 4. His game will translate exceptionally well - a potential franchise C!
Maybe Saros or Markstrom
No. Poitras represents Lindstrom's floor. Ullmark for 10OA. That's the deal. Boston does not have the luxury of trading NHL ready C for futures. Goaltender is a different story.So you could maybe see Ullmark\Poitras for #10 only if Lindstrom is available, right?
We aren't talking about the type of IQ deficit that would prevent him from being a highly impactful top 6 forward. The question is probably whether he will be a 1C or top line W and that is almost always the case for players with his profile. However, the UPSIDE for him to develop into a very special powerful, aggressive 1C is also there. And for me, that's why it's worth the gamble.The knock on him is his hockey IQ, or lack there of
Even though Harry didn't do it , it is his fault anyways.Such a lame response. Though not unexpected.
Like blaming Harry Sinden for the Bruins having too many men on the ice in 1979.
My guess for what its worth, I'm thinking fitz wants a little bit more right now and he has a little bit of leverage, because there's other keepers available, but the closer it gets to Draft-Day and he still hasn't acquired a goalie, he could start feeling those walls closing in on him and one straight up may get the job done.I love Linus but....10th OA you have to do it. You have to.
I hope we get the 10th overall pick for Ullmark.
I just can’t see a team giving up the 10th pick no matter how bad the draft year is for a goalie who is going into their age 31 season and has his two career high games played as 49 and 41 games.
But hopefully some GM is dumb enough
If the player projected to be there is a solid pick , then add, stop dicking around make it happen.no chance in hell they get the 10th pick for Linus
Lol half way through you wanna make it about the Hall trade now, well have fun with that then I'll take it as you realizing your thoughts on the jeannot trade being like the Bertuzzi/Orlov trade are so far off you wanna change the subject.Well I am. I am specifically talking about Sweeney’s poor asset management.
Fee free to see your way out of the conversation or just reply to the part of the conversation that you feel applies to whatever you are talking about.
But what's it mean when a trade "works?" Is the Kaberle trade a good one becauseI guess it depends how you look at it...This group has spent a lot of assets at deadlines to make the team better and to get rid of some bad deals and the net result is zero cups. I think you can have good intentions with the moves and be criticized when it doesn't work.