chevy barely ever trades out of prospects, unless they dont want to be here/want out. i can't see him trading multiple this tdl, although some names are intriguing to fulfill a mid-to-long term 2C.
Other than last week, Comrie usually plays after a b2b, and individually well. Team in front of him sometimes doesn't, which is expected after a b2b. I don't think the Jets spend anything for a new backup who will likely never play and is a crapshoot on if they're an upgrade on Comrie.
I think it's generally a consensus that a prospect has more value than a draft pick, simply because they are farther along in the process. Prospects who are unsigned may have trade value, at the risk of losing them for nothing.
Given the timing of the end of the AHL season with the start of the NHL playoffs, and the current position of the Moose, I wonder how much depth Chevy might have internally that could be used, saving trade assets.
Chibrikov as a top 6 forward, Salomonsson as a bottom pairing d-man, Lambert, Ford, AJF, Toninato etc. And Kahkonen in net. Do these guys all get promoted, and do any see game action in the playoffs? If someone goes down, or underperforms.
I think C is the only position the Jets are for sure looking at adding. That would be confirmed by Chevy searching out Adam Henrique in the offseason, in spite of the players here. So the team probably feels they are another center away from contention.
I think there is probably a little pressure on Chevy to go big on a trade, because it's conceivable next year's Jets team isn't as good as this year's. Too many holes to fill, which resulted in a 2019 to 2020 drop off in talent and success, with fortunately better and closer to ready prospects that 2019-2020 offered.
As for the above post, I think Vilardi is worth as much as Ehlers to this team. It's funny the discrepancy because their stats are very similar, and Vilardi plays a harder role, with more goals as a result. UFA I think Ehlers gets a number over 10 though, and a bigger role.