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Im thinking the Bruins aren't serious bidders on Necas as the price seems very high and I feel/Hope if Sweeney paying a lot for a player it'll be for a Number One Center.
Boston Bruins 2024-2025 Roster & Salary Cap Discussion III
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More than a million is overpaying. Again was not anywhere near as I suspected but he isn't worth much. Watch Grizlik will be the next priority
bruinmann77
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i hope they keep Beecher great speed good at the dot . I think DS and Danton will work out a good deal for both.I think Donny learned not to overpay for bottom guys
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The talk has been about DeBrusk getting twice that much and that being acceptable.
DeBrusk 19-21-40 and +4
Heinen 17-19-36 and +16
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If it is 3mx3 first Sweeney should fly the ship into the sun, second another .5 to 1 mil gets you Joshua who gives you everything Heinen does and is physical on top of it.I didn’t realize these two guys were worth more. Saros is a bit younger. So maybe. But I doubt he is worth much more. I think Ullmark is a player someone will pay for. A lot of good teams will want to upgrade their goalie this off-season.
Heinen lives rent free in your head
I would not take the deal for the 10th overall pick from NJ if it's Ullmark + based on the info I reference below. With the exception of Selanne (HOF, generational type talent from a period prior to this dataset) and Rantanen, there isn't enough of a hit percentage of the 10th overall pick historically to think that you are guaranteed on getting a player to plug into the lineup within the next couple of seasons. I still rather get a proven, productive player (Necas or otherwise) for Ullmark ++ than take a chance on an NHL lottery ticket. This team needs help now not 2 years from now. Just my opinion, I can see it both ways. Apologies for not actually linking the webpage below, that's above my tech level 
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NHL 10th Overall Picks | StatMuse
Anton Silayev was chosen by the New Jersey Devils with the 10th overall pick in the 2024 NHL draft.
Not saying i would, but for sake of discussion If you could get Nichushkin for Ullmark do you take the risk that he'll turn his problem around and not f*** you over come playoff time? If any coach would be a good fit you gotta think it's Monty.
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With Ullmark's limited no trade we have no idea who he will accept a trade too. Teams looking for goalies in the East are Ottawa, Jersey, Pittsburgh, Toronto, maybe Carolina. I don't see a top 9 forward coming from any of them for Ullmark. Ullmark is not going to be an easy trade and my lack of faith in Sweeney has me very nervous with him making this deal.I would not take the deal for the 10th overall pick from NJ if it's Ullmark + based on the info I reference below. With the exception of Selanne (HOF, generational type talent from a period prior to this dataset) and Rantanen, there isn't enough of a hit percentage of the 10th overall pick historically to think that you are guaranteed on getting a player to plug into the lineup within the next couple of seasons. I still rather get a proven, productive player (Necas or otherwise) for Ullmark ++ than take a chance on an NHL lottery ticket. This team needs help now not 2 years from now. Just my opinion, I can see it both ways. Apologies for not actually linking the webpage below, that's above my tech level
Oh wow, the link actually pre-populated, I apologize for my tech savvy ways. Hahahaha
NHL 10th Overall Picks | StatMuse
Anton Silayev was chosen by the New Jersey Devils with the 10th overall pick in the 2024 NHL draft.
Not in a million years
Too much risk? My thought is he's probably the best chance to get an impact player for Ullmark...super risky though.
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But, if they fill in the pieces they need to up front via free agency and those guys perform well in the playoffs, and JDB produces as he usually does in the playoffs, he’ll be well worth it.
Plus, that was a down year for JDB and likely the high water mark for Heinen.
MarchysNoseKnows
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I like the outside the box thinking but, yes, too much risk. Also you have to wonder what was going on behind the scenes in his Dallas years and whether this most recent situation was just a repeat of prior transgressions. For his personal sake, I hope he is getting the help he needs.
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His point is valid and on point. Yes it was two trades instead of one but it’s the exact same scenario and the same outcome
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Oates2Neely
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Not an awful 3rd line. Redundancy. If they bring all 3 back where do they add speed & thump? Either DeBrusk’s spot or 4th line. I’m rooting for a Horton type trade.
Over the volcano
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Two trades for three players is exactly the same as one trade for one player - got it. Thanks
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wintersej
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Yeah but we are comparing one guys floor and one guys ceiling as a season.
wintersej
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I would not take the deal for the 10th overall pick from NJ if it's Ullmark + based on the info I reference below. With the exception of Selanne (HOF, generational type talent from a period prior to this dataset) and Rantanen, there isn't enough of a hit percentage of the 10th overall pick historically to think that you are guaranteed on getting a player to plug into the lineup within the next couple of seasons. I still rather get a proven, productive player (Necas or otherwise) for Ullmark ++ than take a chance on an NHL lottery ticket. This team needs help now not 2 years from now. Just my opinion, I can see it both ways. Apologies for not actually linking the webpage below, that's above my tech level
Oh wow, the link actually pre-populated, I apologize for my tech savvy ways. Hahahaha
NHL 10th Overall Picks | StatMuse
Anton Silayev was chosen by the New Jersey Devils with the 10th overall pick in the 2024 NHL draft.
I don’t think you keep the pick. I think you now have an asset to get a player from a team that would value the pick over a win now goalie.
Interesting approach, a bit of mental gymnastics and higher degree of difficulty but I don't dislike the concept.
bruinsfan1968
I'm rich I can do whatever I want! Lol MARW
Keep the pick, stop trying to go for it! That hasn't worked!
wintersej
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David Pastrnak is 28 years old. You wanna wait 5-8 years for the pick to start hitting their prime and hope that prime is good enough? There will be a time where they have to go full late 90s suckage. But keeping the pick is, at best, just playing the “let’s stay good enough to get a few games of playoff revenue”. All their players but Marchand are in their prime or pre-prime. They obviously can’t keep trading all their picks. But they clearly need one more impact guy in their prime or pre-prime that is gonna get there ASAP. A pick like 10 can get them that. Especially in a draft where there aren’t any centers in that 10OA range.
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two piece puzzles are hard for you to figure out i guess. Yes those are two different things. But was was given up was the same and equally costly. Can you make that HUGE leap to comprehend what he was saying? Playing semantics is never a good look
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