Well that kinda depends on the picks right?
Pasta and the SJ first would have been very tempting, if not enough.
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Well that kinda depends on the picks right?
Pasta and the SJ first would have been very tempting, if not enough.
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I think it’s a mistake to go for it this year
I think the wise strategy is to sell and rebuild towards the future. CHARA is done like dinner but still very appealing to a real contender as a #2 type guy playing reasonable minutes and leading via experience. SEIDENBERG is in decline also. Love ERIKSSON’s game this year but he’s moving on via free agency if not traded so might as well get a return towards the future. That still leaves KREJCI and BERGERON as the core experience, they can show the young guys how to play and who knows, they both still may be effective enough in three years or so to help lead a new generation of Bruins towards another Cup.
DS has to make a choice, either sell or buy. My take is he and management believe there’s a middle ground. I don’t see that at all. This type of strategy would only serve to deal future assets while keeping fast fading assets towards a situation of no real chance now regardless and more impotantly a bleak future.
I think the wise strategy is to sell and rebuild towards the future. CHARA is done like dinner but still very appealing to a real contender as a #2 type guy playing reasonable minutes and leading via experience. SEIDENBERG is in decline also. Love ERIKSSON’s game this year but he’s moving on via free agency if not traded so might as well get a return towards the future. That still leaves KREJCI and BERGERON as the core experience, they can show the young guys how to play and who knows, they both still may be effective enough in three years or so to help lead a new generation of Bruins towards another Cup.
DS has to make a choice, either sell or buy. My take is he and management believe there’s a middle ground. I don’t see that at all. This type of strategy would only serve to deal future assets while keeping fast fading assets towards a situation of no real chance now regardless and more impotantly a bleak future.
So, once again we're advocating moving a former first round pick? That's ludicrous, we have NO idea what his ceiling is. We won't for a couple more years yet.
Sometimes this place makes me sick!
wintersej
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So, once again we're advocating moving a former first round pick? That's ludicrous, we have NO idea what his ceiling is. We won't for a couple more years yet.
Sometimes this place makes me sick!
Pasta is a keeper.
But if his inclusion is what makes or breaks a deal for a young top pairing D, you make the deal.
This is where I have an issue.If the kid is playing in the NHL on top 6 forward role then fans are not expecting to much.
B Connolly for J Drouin straight up? Two high first rounders that could use a change of scenery?
Yeah right I'm SURE that Yzerman would like HIM back...NOT
. Yzerman isn't an idiot and he isn't going to take back a dud for a stud.Agreed! They need to make brave decisions and be strong enough to stick with them. They want the money flow to continue, and that's fine. But, If they ice a team that is young, energetic and entertaining I still think that tickets will be sold. Whether they make the playoffs this year is another story but you can't make an omelet without breaking some eggs.
wintersej
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He has had his best success playing 3rd line minutes and zone starts with Spooner/Lucic. He actually hasn't established himself as a top 6 NHL forward, yet.
I can agree with this 100%.But when Bruins are playing him on top 6 its natural for expectations by fans was mainly my point.
Okay, now that's a totally different story. But, IMO you don't do it unless that top pairing D man is a TOP PAIRING D MAN!
A) Why care what shot Koko gets on another team? He's an asset, if they don't develop and then promote him he's yet another lost asset to the Bruins and that's all that matters.
B) Kempainnen is proof of what? He is just a warm body IMHO...Does nothing for me.
Right now we're paying with bad Karma for the ****ups that Chia and Wayne Smith left us with. Don Sweeney has a lot of heavy lifting to do to get out of this $%^ hole that Chia left us in!
Chia's game plan: Play Now, Pay forever later!
Chia's game plan: Play Now, Pay forever later!
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Uhh what? What does him playing in the top 6 have to do with fans expecting too much out of Pasta?
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I am seriously having doubts about Pastrnak.
Why on earth would you have doubts now?
He had a fantastic after draft year, and he missed 10 weeks due to lower body injury, isn't this a bit overreacting?
It's his 1st full NHL season and he got injured.
http://www.thescore.com/nhl/news/936982
"Drouin rumors heating up with Blues, Ducks, Predators reportedly the contenders"
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I was just listening to Matt Barnaby and Guy Hebert on XM/Sirius and the rumor they were talking about was Drouin for Fowler. Hebert doesn't think Anaheim moves Fowler but it will take a young, top D to acquire Drouin.
Connolly and Koko ain't getting it done.
Connolly and Koko ain't getting it done.
I think people are expecting his performance levels from last year. Hard to argue against that.
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I do think Pastrnak is a keeper and has a future on the RW in our top 6, but if Pastrnak + Colin Miller could get us Shattenkirk, I would really have to stop and think about that one.
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Chara's not what he once was, but if we are able to pair him with better players than Trotman and either of the Miller's, I'm almost certain we'll see an improved overall game. He has to do too much while he's out there. But again, if the team is just going through growing pains and we want to play for the future, we should be looking to move guys like McQuaid, Seidenberg, Eriksson.
Bos/Dal
To Dal: Dennis Seidenberg (25% retained)
To Bos: 2016 2nd/5th round picks
Gives dallas a legit shut down dman who can boost their PK and give them some grit for a deep playoff run. Bos gets picks back
Bos/Phi
toPhi: Brett Connolly, Alex KhoKhlachev, 2016 2nd (dal)
to Bos: Brayden Schenn
boston gets a good 3rd liner who can move up to 2nd if needed. Philly gets young offensive minded rw and c and a 2nd rnd pick
Bos/Nsh
To nsh: Loui Eriksson and zach trotman
To Bos 2016 1st rnd pick, yakov trenin
Nash adds to it’s skill upfront for a playoff run and adds a young depth rh dman piece. Bos gets a 1st and centre prospect. And Nashville has the cap space to resign loui if they so choose.
Boston fights for a wild card spot with
Belesky-krecji-pasta
Marchand-bergy-schenn
Vatrano-spooner-hayes
Rinaldo-talbot-ferraro
Ex: kempainen
Chara- C miller
Krug-Mcquaid
Morrow-K Miller
Boston then makes an impact at draft and FA with all the picks and cap space to hopefully make a deal for a top pairing rh dman. And maybe max chudinov decides to come over....
To Dal: Dennis Seidenberg (25% retained)
To Bos: 2016 2nd/5th round picks
Gives dallas a legit shut down dman who can boost their PK and give them some grit for a deep playoff run. Bos gets picks back
Bos/Phi
toPhi: Brett Connolly, Alex KhoKhlachev, 2016 2nd (dal)
to Bos: Brayden Schenn
boston gets a good 3rd liner who can move up to 2nd if needed. Philly gets young offensive minded rw and c and a 2nd rnd pick
Bos/Nsh
To nsh: Loui Eriksson and zach trotman
To Bos 2016 1st rnd pick, yakov trenin
Nash adds to it’s skill upfront for a playoff run and adds a young depth rh dman piece. Bos gets a 1st and centre prospect. And Nashville has the cap space to resign loui if they so choose.
Boston fights for a wild card spot with
Belesky-krecji-pasta
Marchand-bergy-schenn
Vatrano-spooner-hayes
Rinaldo-talbot-ferraro
Ex: kempainen
Chara- C miller
Krug-Mcquaid
Morrow-K Miller
Boston then makes an impact at draft and FA with all the picks and cap space to hopefully make a deal for a top pairing rh dman. And maybe max chudinov decides to come over....
CombatOnContact
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Doubt that the flyers would trade Schenn.. Especially for such an uncertain, underwhelming return.
Sharpe Shot
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Wow. This is one of the more sound proposals I've seen. I also doubt whether or not Philly would send Schenn our way. However, the Nashville trade does sound very plausible and we could definitely use their first and flip it for a potential "top" d-man. Moving Seidenberg to Dallas would also be reasonable.
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Mathews28
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In the bruins forums Seidenberg is described as slow and washed up.
In this trade proposal? He's a "legit shutdown" guy.
wow.
In this trade proposal? He's a "legit shutdown" guy.
wow.
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