Speculation: 2024/25 Trade Rumours, Speculation etc Thread

[cbcwpg]

Murat Ates

The additions of Luke Schenn and Brandon Tanev are underwhelming, particularly against the backdrop of Colorado and Dallas acquiring Brock Nelson and Mikko Rantanen. They are also expensive, costing the Jets two second-round picks and a fourth-round pick. They're the kind of players teammates and coaches will appreciate for their grit but not major drivers. In a world where the West is making big additions, the Jets got players they liked but it's clear they've made the smallest gains. So far.

 

[MardyBum]

Canes gonna flip those 1sts for what

 

[Mortimer Snerd]

So Chevy seems like he switched to plan B and is loading up on depth.

He's spending his assets and loading up on bad depth.

 

[DRW204]

I like that return for Carolina. So necas and Drury for 2 1sts and stankoven in a roundabout way?

Don't think necas was ever gonna extend there.

 

[Gil Fisher]

three drafts away though. probably worth a late third or early fourth come June.

A 2nd for Tanev…wow, definitely a sellers market

 

[gojetsgo]

I like that return for Carolina. So necas and Drury for 2 1sts and stankoven in a roundabout way?

Don't think necas was ever gonna extend there.

2 1sts seem good but maybe not anymore with this market lol

 

[CanMerc]

Another desperation move by Chevy. Another cooked player.

Its alright to do nothing Chevy! Jets are giving up draft picks AND getting worse, slower.

Chevys paying high, yes, but that’s the market today…but we are getting grittier which is something we have desperately needed.
We are in all in mode and 2 2nds is nothing if these guys make it harder for teams to play against us in the playoffs.
I’m not a Chevy fan and I’m ok with these moves so….

Now that I’ve been forced to defend Chevy, I feel dirty and need a shower

 

[Gil Fisher]

hopefully these two aren't needed to dress

 

[Jets 31]

Another desperation move by Chevy. Another cooked player.

Its alright to do nothing Chevy! Jets are giving up draft picks AND getting worse, slower.

Tanev isn't slow Schenn is but Tanev isn't.

 

[Heldig]

Edmonton, Dallas and Colorado have gotten significantly better this week. We have not really. Just some depth security.

 

[Romang67]

2 1sts seem good but maybe not anymore with this market lol

You're not wrong. Given the value of 1st rounders, they've gained Stankoven and enough draft capital to trade for an alright middle 6er.

 

[Gm0ney]

Jesus how much money does someone need, if i was making 11 million a year i wouldn't give a shit about my taxes.

Colorado state income taxes are only 4.4%, so on $13M you'd pay $572,000 in extra taxes vs. Texas. But if Dallas is only paying you $12M then you're still down $428K.

 

[Channelcat]

Murat Ates

The additions of Luke Schenn and Brandon Tanev are underwhelming, particularly against the backdrop of Colorado and Dallas acquiring Brock Nelson and Mikko Rantanen. They are also expensive, costing the Jets two second-round picks and a fourth-round pick. They're the kind of players teammates and coaches will appreciate for their grit but not major drivers. In a world where the West is making big additions, the Jets got players they liked but it's clear they've made the smallest gains. So far.

Price was WAY too high on Nelson, and Rantanen was never happening. And Murat doesn't know shit.

 

[Mortimer Snerd]

I loved Tanev when he was here, we just got alot more of a pain in the ass for teams playing us .

Tanev hasn't been that guy for a couple of years now.

 

[oldunclehue]

Wonder if we could now get the other Schenn and unit the brothers for a deep playoff run!

 

[Aphid]

There is nothing wrong at all with bringing in Schenn and Tanev for what they paid. They are, at the very least, a small upgrade to what the Jets already have.

Aside from early/late first round picks, depending on the quality of the draft, it's uncommon for picks to turn in to anything game changing. People complaining about this are the same type who want mediocre players like O'Reilly and have to pay more to acquire them.

 

[Tasteless Beaver]

Still quiet on ROR and other Schenn, $6M in cap space. We aren’t done.

 

[Jets 31]

Colorado state income taxes are only 4.4%, so on $13M you'd pay $572,000 in extra taxes vs. Texas. But if Dallas is only paying you $12M then you're still down $428K.

Either way you are still a very rich bastard .

 

[voyageur]

I think Tanev is an upgrade on Morgan Barron, same kind of game, Tanev is maybe a little chippier. So that would be a good positional battle. I still hope there is a top 9 forward coming, but the prices aren't right.

hopefully these two aren't needed to dress

 

[Mortimer Snerd]

Disagree. I don't think there is anything supporting that Schenn is a less effective hockey player now than he ever has been.

He is too slow.
What little scoring he had is gone.

 

[cbcwpg]

The moment Mikko Rantanen steps on the ice for the Stars, he'll set a new NHL record for most points by a guy who played for three teams in one season.

He's at 70, the old record was Thomas Vanek with 68 points for Sabres/Islanders/Habs in 2013-14.

 

[CanMerc]

You're not wrong. Given the value of 1st rounders, they've gained Stankoven and enough draft capital to trade for an alright middle 6er.

Watch them pick up Marchand now

 

[Royale With Cheese]

These two trades don't seem to move the needle much. Bottom 6 forward depth and a 3rd pair D that is likely pushing the wrong player (Miller) to the press-box instead of Stanley. For two 2nd round picks and a 4th.

 

[jokesondee]

maybe bring ferraro in, a ferraro schenn 3rd pair would be an big upgrade on what we had

Ferraro would be nice and i wonder if maybe Chevy takes a look at Luke's brother Brayden? Could slide into our 2C. He does have term at a pretty big cap hit though.

 

[Romang67]

Colorado state income taxes are only 4.4%, so on $13M you'd pay $572,000 in extra taxes vs. Texas. But if Dallas is only paying you $12M then you're still down $428K.

To be fair, professional hockey players are pretty far down the list of people I expect actually understand how taxes work. Remember when Sean Avery had an article published on the Players' Tribune where he claimed players would get $660,000 from a contract worth $13.2M?