starsfan86
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Speculation: 2024 Offseason Talk
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Troy McClure
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Am I wrong in seeing some similarity between the Trevor Zegras situation in Anaheim and the Seguin situation in Boston? So long to Duchene and replace him with Z? Not sure where to start on a trade offer other than a 1st...
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Not quite sure spending assets to acquire a top 6 centre is the move when we have Roope, Johnston, and Bourque.
Johno
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Marchment (Loui) + Stranges (Smith) + Karlstrom (Fraser) + White (Morrow)
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We get Zegras and get out of Marchment? Lets get this signed and sealed
Putting mush on the same level as that era Loui is laughable.
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They aren't to make up for the value loss from Marchment not being able to carry Loui's jock strap
Johno
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As good as he was for Dallas. Loui wasn’t the guy we remember when he got traded. Shortened season he was 0,6PPG. Went to Boston and was 0,6PPG for that season, 0,57PPG for the next. One good season his whole time in B.
Mush has been 0,56PPG in Dallas.
Edit: obviously just spitballing and having fun to numb the pain.
Johno
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That might have been a reach. But Blumel quite wasn’t it either. Guess Kyrou could be the “it” prospect
look at the seasons prior to the shortened season. he was putting up numbers that mush doesn't touch, and doing it with superb defense.
i know he fell off a cliff, but he was elite defensively, and in the previous 4 seasons had put up excellent offensive numbers.
Troy McClure
Suter will never be scratched
I don’t know. A difference is the Bruins signed Seguin to a big extension (at the time) but we’re going to have to trade someone before it kicked in. They picked him because he was still a young guy playing a depth position on what they thought was a Bruins team in the prime of their Cup window, so he became their cap dump. The funny thing, of course, is they probably would have had more success had they kept Seguin and traded one of the vets ahead of him on the roster,
The Ducks don’t have to make a move. They have no cap problems, so a trade won’t be as easy to pull off.
Also, Seguin broke out when he got to Dallas and was put on the top line and given #1 PP time. Zegras has already been in that spot for a while. If anything, coming to the Stars would mean a reduction in ice time and PP time. But this is the unknown, right? Does a good player on a shit team see a boost when he goes to a better situation? Or is Zegras not playing up to expectation part of the reason they are a shit team? I have no idea.
Troy McClure
Suter will never be scratched
Yeah, Loui went to the Bruins and pretty immediately ran into nasty concussion problems. Had those happened today, he probably wouldn’t have played anywhere near 61 games.
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You're 2/2 so far
Edit: 1/1 actually I think? Unless you called the Pavelski retirement
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Troy McClure
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Kcb12345
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I'd take Duchene back at his $3m salary again. 2x3m I'd do all day as well if he wants slightly more term. I'd imagine he's looking at 5 or 6m AAV though over a few years minimum, which I would not do.
At that price, he brings more than enough to the table. If he's looking for much more though, I'll have to pass.
At that price, he brings more than enough to the table. If he's looking for much more though, I'll have to pass.
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Duchene is welcome to return ...... at the right price.
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In terms of compatibles for Duchene, Eberle and Perron both signed $4.75 million x 2 year deals which were relatively low risk team friendly deals. Even that seems like a little more then I'd be comfortable with. I don't know, I'd rather see them prioritize the blue-line.
I'll guess his best offer from Dallas is around the 3 year and $4 million AAV range.
I'll guess his best offer from Dallas is around the 3 year and $4 million AAV range.
