Ararana
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Wennberg is just Johansen with some penalty killing abilities, change my mind.
Wennberg is just Johansen with some penalty killing abilities, change my mind.
The price on Buchnevich sounds kinda insane.Trade for Wennberg and Buchnevich, dump RyJo.
Lehkonen-MacKinnon-Rantanen
Buchnevich-Wennberg-Nichuskin
Drouin-Colton-Landeskog
Wood-Cogs-LOC/Parise
Use Buchnevich and a D in the summer to trade for a 2C.
Not sure, we’d find out Friday if one of them get moved. But we’ve been linked with a move for a dman so.We do? Who replaces the Dman that we trade away for a center?
I will laugh my ass off if the Rangers pay an exorbitant price for a player they hated so much they dealt him to St. Louis for an overrated, injury-prone grinder who spent most of his time in New York on IR, then dealt said glass grinder BACK to St. Louis in exchange for two minutes of Vladimir Tarasenko, who they then let walk for nothing.The price on Buchnevich sounds kinda insane.
Lol, ouch. I was just going on he fact that he has killed penalties this year. Didn't realize it was that bad of a result. Keep this dude far away from this roster.
I'd say he's at least elite defensively based on this if he's matched up against top lines and putting up good defensive numbers. 70% defense against 90% competition is quite impressive.
I’d pay it as you can use him or another winger in the summer to recoup some assets or finally solve the 2C issue. To me, he’s by far the best available player at this deadline. We need someone with his shot and he’d help mitigate the trouble we have at center.The price on Buchnevich sounds kinda insane.
We're talking 1st + Ritchie + reclamation/3rd... for a winger. Where his value will drop this summer by a good amount because of the contract demands.I’d pay it as you can use him or another winger in the summer to recoup some assets or finally solve the 2C issue. To me, he’s by far the best available player at this deadline. We need someone with his shot and he’d help mitigate the trouble we have at center.
Winning the cup was the worst thing that ever happened to this team.
No problems giving up that package for me. The time to go all in is now. Can also trade Lehky in the summer and use Buch as our own rental for next year.We're talking 1st + Ritchie + reclamation/3rd... for a winger. Where his value will drop this summer by a good amount because of the contract demands.
1% is technically higher than 0%
Wennberg can PK in a lot of systems... but he'd do very poorly in the Avs' system. The Avs require their forwards to apply heavy pressure and rotate... they have to be good skaters. If a player gets a step behind, or can't apply pressure... the whole system falls apart. That's what Wennberg would be here. If the Avs played a more passive, zone system... I think he'd be quite good.
Let's say Wennberg (50-75% retained) costs 26 2nd + 25 3rd + Behrens. Then we know Eller cost 25 2nd. That's essentially 2 2nds + 3rd + Behrens for two rentals and never coming real close to solving the issue. This is running parallel the cost for Horvat/Lindholm as 1st + prospect + roster player/mid round pick.
The super frustrating part is that just being a touch more willing to spend would have gotten a guy here who would at least solve the issue for a run (can debate the merit of re-signing).
The one with actual C’s on the 2nd line lol.Just for shit and giggles. Which one would you go for?
1. Drouin - Mack - Mikko
Lehky - Henrique/Wennberg/Kerfoot - Nuke
Wood - Colton - LOC
2. Guentzel - Mack - Mikko
Lehky - Drouin - Nuke
Wood - Colton - LOC
Goals and points while playing to your capabilities in the other areas of the ice. I’ll take a dip in production any day if it means they are playing all areas of the ice effectively.No they aren't but what's more important than goals and points?
Waiting for somebody else to answer first?The one with actual C’s on the 2nd line lol.
Pffffffft...the last time the Avs PK applied actual heavy pressure Taylor Swift was dating that one guy from the 1975. It's gone back to being the worst of both worlds--passive, but completely unable to get in the way of any shots or passing lanes.
It's like the PK relies on players to just, I dunno, figure it out. Like Darren Helm or a fully healthy Logan O'Connor, or a mostly healthy Cale Makar. Without anyone like that, the kill just looks pathetic. Doesn't help that even last year and he was putting up decent numbers, Georgiev was positively abysmal on the man-disadvantage. And this year he's just leaving wiiiiide open nets for the opposition to fire into. That's not all on him obviously, in fact I'm cutting him some slack here, but he's just about the worst possible fit for this PK, for whatever reason.
Oh I agree. There’s been far better options. Still have Zegras/Middelstat available.
Just saying something is better than nothing. No point in hoarding assets for the off-season at this point. Legit 2C would be best case but I’d rather them build depth than do nothing. Eller++ would have been better than just Eller. Same with Wennberg. Both are worse than just getting a Zegras or long term solution but Henrique/Wennberg + another add is significantly better than last year.
Sidney Crosby is a former Tim Hortons employee turned hockey hall of famer.
Not mostly irrational. Completely irrational. 100% bonkers. Because you are remembering shit that literally never happened.
The Avs were never a shitty team while Kerfoot was on the roster. Never. In fact, the Avs were the shittiest team of all time (adjusted for inflation) the year before he showed up, and that team had MacKinnon, Barrie, Duchene, Johnson, Compher, and Rantanen, but no Kerfoot, so I have no f***ing clue why you associate him with bad Avs teams, because the two never intersected for even a second.
So...keep dreaming. I'll reserve my irrational hatred for former Avs for Bates Battaglia, Matt Hunwick...and Ryan Johansen.