Pierre from Orleans
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I don't know if this is common practice on twitter but he has been retweeting his own tweets alot.I think Garrioch at this point is just desperately trying to incite engagement
I don't know if this is common practice on twitter but he has been retweeting his own tweets alot.I think Garrioch at this point is just desperately trying to incite engagement
Really? No one is giving up a top 10 pick for him at the deadline as they are playoff teams. Then if he is traded at the draft he is a 9 million dollar player one year away from UFA.If he doesn't want to re-sign here I think we'll fetch a greater return than what we gave up for him.
Mitchov aside, Fantillii and Carlsson are fantastic.Michkov is a star, whoever has 2nd doesnt pick him #3 is going to be ecstatic.
To me there is three different tiers of players in the top end of the draft. Michkov is a star talent, one of the best russian prospects ever. I thought it was a funny going into this when people were suggesting that anyone could supplant Bedard. He is clearly at a different level from everyone else much like Michkov is he just isnt playing in this tournament. Not saying Fantilli and Carlsson arent great prospects, they are but these two guys showed early and often they are special.Mitchov aside, Fantillii and Carlsson are fantastic.
Fantilli is having an Eichel-esque draft year. He's going to be a very good C in the NHL.
Carlsson is also a guy who could become a franchise C. NHL scouts have to be drooling over the size and skill combination. Definitely some Barkov and even maybe Sundin to his game. Huge potential there.
I think there is a very solid top 4 in this year's draft.
I could see that. On pure upside I'd say Bedard and Michkov are a tier ahead. NHL scouts are going to love Fantilli and Carlsson's size though.To me there is three different tiers of players in the top end of the draft. Michkov is a star talent, one of the best russian prospects ever. I thought it was a funny going into this when people were suggesting that anyone could supplant Bedard. He is clearly at a different level from everyone else much like Michkov is he just isnt playing in this tournament. Not saying Fantilli and Carlsson arent great prospects, they are but these two guys showed early and often they are special.
I dont think there is any scenario he doesnt go 2nd even with this contract/Russia stuff. He would have been first OA the last 6 drafts (maybe not 2018 Dahlin).I could see that. On pure upside I'd say Bedard and Michkov are a tier ahead. NHL scouts are going to love Fantilli and Carlsson's size though.
It'll be interesting to see where MIchkov goes.
He doesn't seem to have that inside scoop he once had with Melnyk.I find it very odd that on the very same day Mendes releases an article talking with debrincat and how he’s adjusting to Canada, Boo Boo Garrioch “releases” info that there is no extension being discussed and he wants to wait.
I think Garrioch at this point is just desperately trying to incite engagement.
I don't know if this is common practice on twitter but he has been retweeting his own tweets alot.
Michkov is a star, whoever has 2nd doesnt pick him #3 is going to be ecstatic.
also signed through 2026 in the KHL. Could be another Kaprizov situation though where he walks in and is a superstar immediatelyMichkov being Russian and in Russia right now makes him a question mark. Not talking about his skill level. We don't know what will happen over the next few years and if he'll be stuck in Russia or what will happen to him.
also signed through 2026 in the KHL. Could be another Kaprizov situation though where he walks in and is a superstar immediately
He played on a Blackhawks team that was near the bottom of the league.. That was dealing with scandal. In a market that has 18,0000 fans in the arena and 18,000 outside. So, you better entertain. Chicks dig the long ball, right? So offense, goals, pizazz.. The Cat's plus/minus is very poor.Of course it's so easy and the cheap way out to be like Shawn Simpson (this AM on the drive for example) and declare this trade a bust and another miss by management.
Its a slimy move because you just know that those same people would change that opinion at the drop of a hat if Debrincat has one big hot streak and finishes strong.
His game is so polished in the other areas of hockey that you need to be a terrible judge of talent if you can't see beyond the goal totals, and how there's a really thin line separating him from being a dominant two way winger.
He's shooting at an unsustainably low shooting percentage, and he's in his first year on a new, young and inexperienced team and in a new city/country. And he still looks fantastic out there most nights is always engage. not a one dimensional or emotionally fragile player at all. He's always working hard and playing the same way - the right way - no matter what kind of hot or cold streak he's on.
If you go from being ecstatic about the trade when it happened, watched him play all the games, and are now calling management bad for making the trade and/or would be actively shopping him today - your a terrible decision maker and critic. Lost.
Debrincat is good, but it's unfortunate that there's a salary cap. Making things even a little more difficult is the position we'll be in if the cap is just $83.5 m. If we can add another good RD, solidify our goaltending situation, plus sign Debrincat, I'm all for it (suspect most fans would be as well). Perhaps it could all work out and I guess we'll just have to see how this unfolds.Of course it's so easy and the cheap way out to be like Shawn Simpson (this AM on the drive for example) and declare this trade a bust and another miss by management.
Its a slimy move because you just know that those same people would change that opinion at the drop of a hat if Debrincat has one big hot streak and finishes strong.
His game is so polished in the other areas of hockey that you need to be a terrible judge of talent if you can't see beyond the goal totals, and how there's a really thin line separating him from being a dominant two way winger.
He's shooting at an unsustainably low shooting percentage, and he's in his first year on a new, young and inexperienced team and in a new city/country. And he still looks fantastic out there most nights is always engage. not a one dimensional or emotionally fragile player at all. He's always working hard and playing the same way - the right way - no matter what kind of hot or cold streak he's on.
If you go from being ecstatic about the trade when it happened, watched him play all the games, and are now calling management bad for making the trade and/or would be actively shopping him today - your a terrible decision maker and critic. Lost.
ADB is good. And that’s the problem.Debrincat is good, but it's unfortunate that there's a salary cap. Making things even a little more difficult is the position we'll be in if the cap is just $83.5 m. If we can add another good RD, solidify our goaltending situation, plus sign Debrincat, I'm all for it (suspect most fans would be as well). Perhaps it could all work out and I guess we'll just have to see how this unfolds.
Another reason to question Dorion's ability as a GM when he trades a high first round draft pick + for a VG winger whose contract expires in one year, has a $9M QO requirement coming up, and did not negotiate a contract extension before the trade.Absolutely a first line winger...But we already have an 8 million dollar winger in Tkachuk,the center ice spine that is emerging has to be protected...Add in the defense and the hefty raise that will be coming to Sandy and I really dont see how we get this done
No it isn't.He plays the right was? -15. Second worse on this team. His most frequent linemate is Giroux at -2, who has 5 more points and is 10 years older.
I mentioned as the trade news broke that this was an all-in move on Dorion's part and the timeframe to produce results was getting moved forward. Kind of aligns with the challenge Dorion faces with new ownership coming in. People were caught up in the excitement which is natural, so didn't want to throw too much shade on the move at the time. But every coin does have 2 sides. The cost of the trade will become more illuminated if Debrincat is not re-signed. Maybe he re-signs and it all works out. Hope for the best.Another reason to question Dorion's ability as a GM when he trades a high first round draft pick + for a VG winger whose contract expires in one year, has a $9M QO requirement coming up, and did not negotiate a contract extension before the trade.
Hopefully Dorion's time as GM will end soon.
Idk. He's got him for two years. Still quite an asset if we move him.Another reason to question Dorion's ability as a GM when he trades a high first round draft pick + for a VG winger whose contract expires in one year, has a $9M QO requirement coming up, and did not negotiate a contract extension before the trade.
Hopefully Dorion's time as GM will end soon.
If we move him hopefully we can get back something of equivalent value such as a high draft pick, top line winger or a top pairing RD.Idk. He's got him for two years. Still quite an asset if we move him.