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I mean Lindholms younger and has a way higher ceiling, makes a lot of sense tbf. I wasn’t to fussed either way with Lindholm, but if those were the two options give me Lindholm all day.
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Foppa2118
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Or start losing his hair after he gets Theo's doctor to help him stay fit into his late 30's.
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Very unlikely they recoup the price for Lindholm now though.
They're desperate to move him, and I would bet have limited choices because they're probably working with Lindholm to find a place he wants to go, to avoid reputational harm.
So they'll be paying twice as much for Guentzal and can't afford to resign him.
If they don't win the Cup, it will be a big failure.
Can't believe with all his Hell's Angels ties we never had a good goon while he was here.
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Kind of different. NYI traded for Vanek at the beginning of the season, but then Tavares injured his knee during the Olympics.
They dropped in the standings and Vanek turned down a huge contract from the Isles so they traded him at the deadline. I think they squeeked into the playoffs in the 8th seed though.
So closer to what Buffalo may do with EJ this year. There's other examples but they're escaping me right now. I feel like Buffalo did it with someone else too that I thought they only signed to flip at the deadline, but I'm not seeing it now.
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Wennberg at the airport wondering where he's supposed to go.
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Wennberg at the airport wondering where he's supposed to go.
Vancouver just traded for him, but he's going to Pittsburgh for Guentzal.
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This could also apply to Lindholm.
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If they trade Lindholm to Boston at like half the value they gave up, then outbid Vegas for Guentzal, and still don't win the Cup, that will be a fairly big loss of assets.
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Surprise us Cmac and find a way to unload Ryjo for Gourde. That little fella will get us back to the pesky Avs way.
The Lindholm stuff is wild. Talk about bring aggressive as a GM. Wish we had that kind of aggression here.
I'm guessing Lindholm was the plan B if they couldn't get Pettersson to re-sign which further suggests the rumors about Carolina are probably true. But now that he's signed the need for Lindholm diminishes quite a bit. It would make sense if they can get Guentzel instead as he's a better fit on the wing and no doubt plenty of teams areas till gonna be happy to pay a 1st+ for Lindholm, potentially including us.
I'm guessing Lindholm was the plan B if they couldn't get Pettersson to re-sign which further suggests the rumors about Carolina are probably true. But now that he's signed the need for Lindholm diminishes quite a bit. It would make sense if they can get Guentzel instead as he's a better fit on the wing and no doubt plenty of teams areas till gonna be happy to pay a 1st+ for Lindholm, potentially including us.
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Gourde fits the Avs style much better than RJ, but he's more of a 3C. Offensively he's not really an upgrade on RJ, and offensive support is arguably the main role of a 2C.
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I mean would depend on the trade, but my guess is it would be a 3 way.
Boston: Lindholm
Vancouver: Guentzel
Pens: Picks and prospects from mainly Boston
I mean maybe Vancouver sends out some late prospects and stuff but idk it doesn’t seem that bad to me.
Now if Vancouver just sent Lindholm to Boston for less than they got him for and didn’t get Guentzel or another top 6 option than it’d be really problematic .
If they can flip Lindholm for Guentzel straight up then sure but if they have to add anymore that's rediculous.
They already traded 5 valuable assets for Lindholm.
That certainly isn't remotely accurate. They traded like 1.5 valuable assets, the rest was throwin fluff and 1 lottery ticket.
And they'll certainly recoup at least the most valuable asset in the deal(1st round pick) if they do flip him. The rest of the fluff, who cares.
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You guys should pump the brakes on thinking this is just going to go 'honky dory' for Alvin with this situation.
There is a reason, Boston didn't want to pony up what's needed to get Elias to come and play with his brother and I believe (and have believed all along) that it's because they already know they can sign him this summer for free.
Alvin - didn't do his homework - and made a trade for Lindholm as a back-up in case he needed to trade EP40 - instead of signing EP40 and trading those same assets for Guentzel straight-out.
I don't think he'll come out of this unscathed but sometimes GMs are really dumb and might let him off the hook (kyle dumbass). All I know is, I'll be surprised if Boston pays up the current Guentzel ask, just so they can get Lindholm when they probably planned to sign him in July without giving up anything.
There is a reason, Boston didn't want to pony up what's needed to get Elias to come and play with his brother and I believe (and have believed all along) that it's because they already know they can sign him this summer for free.
Alvin - didn't do his homework - and made a trade for Lindholm as a back-up in case he needed to trade EP40 - instead of signing EP40 and trading those same assets for Guentzel straight-out.
I don't think he'll come out of this unscathed but sometimes GMs are really dumb and might let him off the hook (kyle dumbass). All I know is, I'll be surprised if Boston pays up the current Guentzel ask, just so they can get Lindholm when they probably planned to sign him in July without giving up anything.
The first sentiment I had was if they pull a 1st for a player that is trending down instead of up, after already having a down year before the trade, it's a win.
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Guentzel also carries a $6M cap hit while Lindholm only $4.85M. Vancouver also has 3 guys on LTIR, but Soucy might be back before the end of the season, and he makes $3.25M. Boston only has $61k in cap space right now.
There would have to be other players involved for cap purposes, and probably multiple teams to make cap room for either player.
There would have to be other players involved for cap purposes, and probably multiple teams to make cap room for either player.
You might want to do some research on the players they traded away.
Kuzmenko straight up for a rental Lindholm would be a win for Calgary but they got a 1st and a 4th next year and a Dman who is setting records in the WHL and a very good defensive prospect in Finland.
You can't just make sh+t up and expect everyone to believe it.
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