BobTheSolarsystem
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No I said it.That's what I said.
No I said it.That's what I said.
Kind of felt like Toffoli never wanted to be here. There was never discussion about keeping him it was just he’s gone after the season. A very different situation than Monahan where there was more talk of this could be our 2C if things go right.I read in Friedman's 32 thoughts that Laughton's preference is to stay in Philly
I understand that it's a business and he has no trade protection, but would Chevy really trade for him if he was coming here reluctantly, especially with a year of term left?
I read in Friedman's 32 thoughts that Laughton's preference is to stay in Philly
I understand that it's a business and he has no trade protection, but would Chevy really trade for him if he was coming here reluctantly, especially with a year of term left?
I mean he didn't at all. I mean he was checked out and looking forward to UFA while he was here. I mean Monahan has been tremendous in CBJ, he would've been great to keep IMO. I mean 5.5m is not terrible value based on his showing this season (tbd for later)Kind of felt like Toffoli never wanted to be here. There was never discussion about keeping him it was just he’s gone after the season. A very different situation than Monahan where there was more talk of this could be our 2C if things go right.
Friedman's comments make it sound like Risto and Laughton would be the adds that Chevy should do. Big physical RH dman and depth forward.Friedman, the master of saying nothing in the most amount of words.
Friedman, the master of saying nothing in the most amount of words.
I don't have anything against Ristolainen, and he's been on the Jets radar before, but to me what direction would acquiring Risto take the Jets?Friedman's comments make it sound like Risto and Laughton would be the adds that Chevy should do. Big physical RH dman and depth forward.
And they might be able to do that with picks and prospects like Barlow and Rashevsky. Flyers just might like a prospect like Barlow (seems to be a Flyers-type player) and convince Rashevsky to come over and play with Michkov.
Not sure how much I beleive Frank S..... But if available![]()
I don't have anything against Ristolainen, and he's been on the Jets radar before, but to me what direction would acquiring Risto take the Jets?
If the team isn't going to mess with the top 4, and I would be surprised if they did, the team is essentially pushing out Colin Miller, who has the most playoff experience of any defenseman on the Jets. Not only that but pushing Coghlan and Salomonsson further down the depth chart. Maybe there is an existing injury on the right side, or maybe neither of those depth guys have the confidence from Arniel, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
But the flip side too is that a RD acquisition not only guarantees big Stan a starting job for playoffs, but also means that if there was an injury to a top 4 LD, Stan moves up into that role, or Fleury, and the next guy down the depth chart is Isaak Phillips, assuming Heinola gets moved at the deadline, which seems probable.
Interesting, but of all the guys re-signing Pionk is the one I would be most confident in. That would throw Chevy for a loop though if the contract negotiations broke down.The other possibility is that Pionk has told the team he's not coming back so getting Risto covers his spot until Salomonsson is ready for it.
If we use Snerg as a template he was used for a couple of years on the bottom pairing prior to being elevated to the top 4. So I could see a similar timeline for Salomonsson which would mean they'd need a top 4 guy signed for a couple years.
The other possibility is that Pionk has told the team he's not coming back so getting Risto covers his spot until Salomonsson is ready for it.
If we use Snerg as a template he was used for a couple of years on the bottom pairing prior to being elevated to the top 4. So I could see a similar timeline for Salomonsson which would mean they'd need a top 4 guy signed for a couple years.
Not sure how much I beleive Frank S..... But if available![]()
Except the Jets early season success was buoyed by the checking line scoring at a much higher rate than the 2nd line. Since Christmas it seems like the 2 lines have reversed. And I think trends would be more indicative than the sum of production going towards the deadline?
Nino does concern me as being one of the slower skaters. But I don't have the analytics either to prove that Appleton is killing offense lately, it just seems that way from the eye test.