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My point, unless something came out of the blue for a star young center, Charlie stays in Boston.Well that wouldn't happen so I guess McAvoy isn't going anywhere.
My point, unless something came out of the blue for a star young center, Charlie stays in Boston.Well that wouldn't happen so I guess McAvoy isn't going anywhere.
That is correct they can still make deals.totally stupid question but I`ve been known to ask a few in my time so here it goes. When a NHL team is on it`s bye week, would I be correct in assuming that they are/can still make a deal correct? Being on a bye doesn`t exclude them from making trades right? Thx, see, told ya it was a stupid question
That is correct they can still make deals.
But would you say that Studnicka, Keyser or Swayman are part of the future core? Now could they be once they put a few years of NHL service is? sure, it all depends on how development goes. But if we could land a young C/RW who could play RW now and slide to center when Bergy/Krejci retire would I trade Studnicka, hell yes I would. Now does that player exists? That's a different question, but falls into the trade for the right deal category.
I don't like to use the term untouchable, but core guys imo are players that you'd need an over-payment to trade.
But that’s exactly what they did last year, they made it to the final with that set of Dmen. So yeah, you can win playoff hockey with those Dmen. I think it’s way more valuable to have a Gryz who can skate the puck out & better transition it, than an Edmundson type stay at home lumbering dman. The latest string of 3rd period collapses is a team problem, not just on the D.
For Hischier and have Bergeron mentoring him? Just a dream. Even if McAvoy is having a bit of a down year, he is still an elite defenseman, no need to trade him.Im a big Meier fan, would love to see him in Boston but I feel the only way the Bruins would ever move McAvoy, would be for a true young Number one Center.
I don’t . I’m not trading Charlie McAvoy the whole idea sounds dumb of course you never say never because anybody can be traded. But I wouldn’t do it. IMO!He is truly part of the core now if people are asking for him to be traded.
MooreDo you think our lack of physical Dmen hurt us in last years playoffs ? I think it played a big role in losing to the Blues. I am saying, I would fell more comfortable trading at least one of Griz, Krug or Moore and bringing up Lauzon . Using the asset received in the trade to help us at RW
Me too . Players that I’ve seen for awhile that I know what they can and can’t do. They have more plus over minus.When talking about trading young players/prospect, who are the guys that are part of the future core in everyone opinion? Now by core I mean you're going to build around, not necessarily who you thinking is going to be good. For example, I think DeBrusk is going to be a good player, but I don't feel like he's a guy you need to build around.
If I'm looking at the 25yr and under guys, for me its Pastrnak, McAvoy and Carlo right now. Everyone else I'd trade in the right deal.
First of all wild aren't trading kunin! Eric Staal has no trade clause. Foligno could bring back wild 1sy round pick. So can Dumba who can also bring back young top 6 prospects. This trash offers for wild players is laughable
I can't say that. The only reason I would make them untouchable is because of their positions more than just their talent or prospective upsides. I would be wary of trading Studnicka merely because of our prospect depth on center is not IMO strong. Same with goaltender. I am not sold on Vladar and Keyser/Swayman are way too early to make any judgments on. Would Sweeney consider them in a trade if the right offer comes along?
No
I don't think he would. Don, to me, is a GM who puts the longevity of the success of the franchise ahead of the current season's success. He is going to make more money for Jacobs that way and thus keep his job better doing that than bringing a championship(as odd as that sounds.) I am not accusing him of Sinden-esc tactics, but I think his mandate from jacobs is quite clear. Keep Boston in the running as a perennial contender while you can. Because of that, I see Don protecting certain prospects for the future when we start seeing core players retire.
But that’s exactly what they did last year, they made it to the final with that set of Dmen. So yeah, you can win playoff hockey with those Dmen. I think it’s way more valuable to have a Gryz who can skate the puck out & better transition it, than an Edmundson type stay at home lumbering dman. The latest string of 3rd period collapses is a team problem, not just on the D.
I'm going to just take Swayman/Keyser out of the discussion because goalies don't tend to being traded or hold much value to begin with. To me, goalies are just a different category. As for Studnicka, you would trade him if you were getting a young player back that could play C/RW and help you now and in the future?
For example if Studnicka was used in a deal for say someone like Elias Lindholm, you wouldn't do it? 25yr old C/RW that over the last 2.5 seasons avg out to a 25G/35A player. Signed for just under $5 million for 4 more years.
This is kinda a bad scenario as what team would trade a young C/RW for an unproven prospect?
But in your example, I think it would be a bad idea solely on the cost control of the player. Studnicka on an ELC is greater to an organization with little cap room than having Elias Lindholm on the roster.
I don't think Studnicka is completely untouchable, even Gretzky was traded. But I think he is virtually on the untouchable list unless someone tosses an absurd offer at Sweeney.
For example: (here is a conversation starter) Would you trade Studnicka in a package for Laine?
Yeah, but remember 2 years ago they had Gryz and Krug
against TB and after winning G1 were swept and Krug
was put out of the series. Better than even chance they
play TB and one of Wash/Pitt. They need a bigger body
better than Edmundson.
I where McAvoy is part of a deal for a McKinnon type, or I would consider Makar for him, otherwise I hang onto to our #1 young D.
When talking about trading young players/prospect, who are the guys that are part of the future core in everyone opinion? Now by core I mean you're going to build around, not necessarily who you thinking is going to be good. For example, I think DeBrusk is going to be a good player, but I don't feel like he's a guy you need to build around.
If I'm looking at the 25yr and under guys, for me its Pastrnak, McAvoy and Carlo right now. Everyone else I'd trade in the right deal.
But would you say that Studnicka, Keyser or Swayman are part of the future core? Now could they be once they put a few years of NHL service is? sure, it all depends on how development goes. But if we could land a young C/RW who could play RW now and slide to center when Bergy/Krejci retire would I trade Studnicka, hell yes I would. Now does that player exists? That's a different question, but falls into the trade for the right deal category.
for Draistle yes not high on Laine.
I would like to invite anyone who would trade McAvoy just for the sake of trading him into one of the open spots in our sim league
Talk about overrating a prospect.
Laine will score 30-40 goals a season for the next decade, and that probably a conservative estimate. He's improved his skating and overall game this season while still possessing arguably the best release on planet earth.
I wouldn't put money on Studnicka ever cracking 30 goals. And I'm a fan of his game.