DesertPenguin
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Forget the high 1st given up, at this point the Sens would be fortunate to recoup the two 2nds they gave up in
Like I saidThere is no profit left on the table.
Zero.
on what planet does a team trade a legit #1 D man for a pretty good winger for our 2nd line.
Let alone add f***ing Pinto?!
It’s absurd. Just stop.
Everybody knows that the way to make profit in the NHL is to trade your two-way, budding star defender and 6'3" right shot matchup center for a run-of-the-mill scoring winger and broken down, undersized defensive defenseman. Also you need to add 3 high picks into the deal for some reason.There is no profit left on the table.
Zero.
on what planet does a team trade a legit #1 D man for a pretty good winger for our 2nd line.
Let alone add f***ing Pinto?!
It’s absurd. Just stop.
not speaking to anything else, bold is falseEverybody knows that the way to make profit in the NHL is to trade your two-way, budding star defender and 6'3" right shot matchup center for a run-of-the-mill scoring winger and broken down, undersized defensive defenseman. Also you need to add 3 high picks into the deal for some reason.
That's just how you win.
not speaking to anything else, bold is false
LaF is already Steve Vickers level, and emerging further
This is a guy his draft hype was [don't remember verbatim, but approx]:
"LaF is the best non-generational 1OA talent since MacKinnon"
tell it like it IS, let yr conscience be yr guide
not speaking to anything else, bold is false
LaF is already Steve Vickers level, and emerging further
This is a guy his draft hype was [don't remember verbatim, but approx]:
"LaF is the best non-generational 1OA talent since MacKinnon"
tell it like it IS, let yr conscience be yr guide
This ^ is verifying the above post.
Am only considering to move LaF, wherev that is, if for top $ returnCool so let’s rework the trade.
Adam Fox and Chytl for Drake Batherson (already Steve Vickers level, and emerging further.)
I was thinking something around POJ as well. Often teams do well with brothers, and if Mathieu Joseph is part of their long term plans, then POJ would be a strong asset!Reilly Smith, Pierre Olivier-Joseph's RFA rights, Owen Pickering, 2024 2nd.
I was thinking something around POJ as well. Often teams do well with brothers, and if Mathieu Joseph is part of their long term plans, then POJ would be a strong asset!
This ^ is verifying the above post.
Again, you prefer Sanderson, you're entitled to that as a matter of choice.
But the utter lack of respect for LaF's current and emerging status is unacceptable
Trent Fredric and 2025 4th
LaF not = or > MacK, but he is already a superior F w/elite status around the corner.Lafreniere isn't going to break out like MacKinnon did and comparing their first 4 seasons on paper is dumb for that reason.
MacKinnon is arguably the most dynamic player in the entire league, he just took a long time to figure out how to use his ungodly combination of speed and skill.
Lafreniere has a mediocre toolset but has high-level IQ and skill. He'll be a darn good player but he's no MacKinnon and putting up 57 points playing beside a 120 point superstar and a 77 point #1 center all year doesn't mean he's close to Sanderson in value.
Yardbarker reports KK extended/being extended officially today.Would something around trouba a pick and/or kakko be a consideration? We could take a contract like Joseph to help balance money as needed.
I know the first reaction is to slam this but there are two legitimate reasons I look at trouba in a deal here. 1. It helps balance the LD RD thing for Ottawa and for nyr. 2. Trouba could take some of the pressure/role off of Brady for the leadership and physicality, and maybe let the kid breathe a little bit again.
I realize the modified ntc comes to play, but Ottawa doesn't feel like Winnipeg (no offense) when it comes to that Canadian city isolation he didn't really seem to care for in the past. I don't know the implications for his wife's career and such that played into the NYC move.
Why would GMBA trade for a Dman who forced his way out of GMBA's org previously, often injured, me-first attitude, expiring contract and will probably ask for a trade again at the TDL?Reading through this thread, I do agree with the posters who've said Chychrun's value is probably at its highest later in summer or even closer to the next trade deadline. Teams are going to want to take their swings at the UFA d-men first. However Ottawa also has buisness to take care of at the draft and July 1, so they'd wanna get a Chychrun deal done sooner rather than later.
Am I crazy to think a "return" to the Utah organization could make a lot of sense? They need to add 3-4 NHL quality d-men to their roster (assuming only Durzi, Moser, Soderstrom return), so they can do buisness in both UFA and through trades. They also have a surplus of picks that most teams don't.
For Chychrun, he played his best hockey under Tourigny. I don't think anyone can blame him for wanting out of a Coyotes organization that was, to put it bluntly, a f***ing joke. I could see him open to return for at least a year. Worst case scenario he pumps up his UFA value on a team he's had personal success with.
For Ottawa, the GM who acquired Chychrun is gone. Sounds like new management just wants to get something of value and move on. Which Utah could give them a few 2nd's that Ottawa could either use or flip.
Utah, if the rumors are true gets the Canes UFA d-men, could have a nice top 4 next year of:
Chychrun-Pesce
Skjei-Durzi
I could also see Carolina being a team interested in Chychrun. They'll have d-men to replace and they love their reclamation projects
Chychrun and a 1st should be enough for Konecny. Pinto is worth more than those other pieces, so no deal with Pinto.To Philly:
J. Chychrun
S. Pinto
2024 1st rd pick #7
To Ott.
Travis Konecny
Morgan Frost
E. Zamula Fla 2024 1st rd pick
Have fun
You totally wrong on laf… forget the trade cause Bern always proposes trades for unavailable players.Lafreniere isn't going to break out like MacKinnon did and comparing their first 4 seasons on paper is dumb for that reason.
MacKinnon is arguably the most dynamic player in the entire league, he just took a long time to figure out how to use his ungodly combination of speed and skill.
Lafreniere has a mediocre toolset but has high-level IQ and skill. He'll be a darn good player but he's no MacKinnon and putting up 57 points playing beside a 120 point superstar and a 77 point #1 center all year doesn't mean he's close to Sanderson in value.