Damon. Severson.The Jets were very interested in Ivan Provorov at one time wonder if they would still be
We saw what happened with Enstrom. We pick up a depth D-man and that's it. I can see Stanley being shipped off to honor his trade request and because he's the likely casualty of a roster player going the other way, which doesn't matter if Heinola joins the roster. They'll rotate Schmidt & Heinola, and maybe Samberg to keep the roster fresh, no feelings get hurt. Likely a #6 right-shot D-man gets picked up for the press box, too.I have a feeling Chevy is overly loyal to his players so he will not trade for a defenseman and force Schmidt to the pressbox.
Do we really need to upgrade our D? Juice doesn't seem like it's worth the squeeze based on our results so farLindholm at 50% for 2024 1st, Chishom of Stanley (their choice) and Kup.
Larsson for 2025 1st and Heinola.
A RHD corps of Larsson, DD, and Pionk with Scmidt as our 4RHD would be nice.
We've struggled a lot with our outlets these last few games - especially with teams that know how to apply a little offensive pressure.Do we really need to upgrade our D? Juice doesn't seem like it's worth the squeeze based on our results so far
Also, lindholm is starting to look more and more like a 2024 Hayes. Buyer beware in that one
And no, I don't have any better ideas lol
Larsson can pair up with JMo and is an excellent PKer just like Lindholm. He adds size to the back end at 6' 3" and 208 lbs. He has one more season after this one with a 4m caphit. If he isn't a bona fide 1RHD, he is an above average 2RHD.Do we really need to upgrade our D? Juice doesn't seem like it's worth the squeeze based on our results so far
Also, lindholm is starting to look more and more like a 2024 Hayes. Buyer beware in that one
And no, I don't have any better ideas lol
I don't disagree that we couldn't use more, better D... but the OP is advocating for getting rid of 2 first round picks, our best young d man and another piece.We've struggled a lot of our outlets these last few games - especially with teams that know how to apply a little offensive pressure.
We've spent an lot of time defending lately - some of that comes with a depleted roster and some if likely comes from not being that good at defending in our zone. Hasn't reared it's ugly head a ton this season due to our great 5 man game and being super effective in the neutral zone (which cuts down on dzone defending) - but it's starting to show a bit now and some might even say it has exposed our D for what they are - decent but not great.
All debatable but I wouldn't say we are good to go on the blueline -
When you think about it, who on the team benefits the most from an effective and well executed team defense game plan (from an exposure perspective)? Your goaltender and your blueline.
If we are playing well up and down the lineup, we don't need anyone - but if cracks appear, I can see our D taking on the most pressure.
Not saying we don't need more than a dman at the deadline - but would argue we can't exclude that area.
So are you OK with sucking the years that those two picks would have (maybe) been contributors?Larsson can pair up with JMo and is an excellent PKer just like Lindholm. He adds size to the back end at 6' 3" and 208 lbs. He has one more season after this one with a 4m caphit. If he isn't a bona fide 1RHD, he is an above average 2RHD.
Lindholm is 6' 1" and 195 lbs. Chevy loves size down the middle. He is 55.8% on the dot.
We add these two players and we become favorites for the cup.
The draft picks are far, far away from having any significant influence on the Jets. Helle and Scheif would be towards the ends of their contracts.
It’s worth it if you win, not worth it if you lose and odds are always difficult at winning the whole thing.So are you OK with sucking the years that those two picks would have (maybe) been contributors?
You're mortgaging a huge chunk of the future for a one year window
I'm not interesting in cashing in our assets either - but I do think we will be looking at D depth - especially right side.I don't disagree that we couldn't use more, better D... but the OP is advocating for getting rid of 2 first round picks, our best young d man and another piece.
I dot think we ougtta do that as a draft and develop team.
BUT... I'd rather take all those assets and pry a long term solution at either/or 2C or RHD than two rentals that gives us a one year window
I agree - but I do think he'll bring in depth players that are outside the deadline frenzy.There’s always the possibility that Chevy could stand pat, he may really like some players but either the return might to great or he could get out bid or that player won’t waive to come here
We have depth and a game plan that works very well against that type of team - not to mention goaltending.I don’t know if we stack up all that well against colarodo. They have three defensemen. We just have Morrissey and I don’t think any rental is going to even the gap.
I'd be happy with it.So are you OK with sucking the years that those two picks would have (maybe) been contributors?
You're mortgaging a huge chunk of the future for a one year window
One consideration... If the Jets can't make a major move for now and future, make smart depth moves at the TDL and wait until the draft if it's clear that the Jets need any major upgrades. The value of a 1st or high 2nd round pick is at the highest at the draft, and there are likely more trade partners. Also, the Jets will have a better handle on their contract / cap situation going forward.
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One consideration... If the Jets can't make a major move for now and future, make smart depth moves at the TDL and wait until the draft if it's clear that the Jets need any major upgrades. The value of a 1st or high 2nd round pick is at the highest at the draft, and there are likely more trade partners. Also, the Jets will have a better handle on their contract / cap situation going forward.
I feel Adam Henrique is the best trade option. His best attributes are IQ, skating and energy while he's a solid scorer, defender, faceoff man, and can play PP and PKI agree with this 100%.
There’s always the possibility that Chevy could stand pat, he may really like some players but either the return might to great or he could get out bid or that player won’t waive to come here
I think it all has to do with positioning, if the Jets finish in first in the Central Chevy tries to hit a homerun, if the Jets are top 3 he goes for depth pieces and with a Wild Card spot he stands pat, and no not her
Yeah we just become the top defensive team with one good dmanI don’t know if we stack up all that well against colarodo. They have three defensemen. We just have Morrissey and I don’t think any rental is going to even the gap.
The D on a whole have been outstanding, last game against the Leafs we held the high powered 4 all star team to no goals in regulation time and that was without Joshua for 2+ periods.Yeah we just become the top defensive team with one good dman
Im definitely on board adding Henrique. I do hope however that Chevy is swinging for the fences and in on Lindholm/Jenner/Giroux, but Henrique would be an awesome plan B if the prices were too high.I feel Adam Henrique is the best trade option. His best attributes are IQ, skating and energy while he's a solid scorer, defender, faceoff man, and can play PP and PK
He has 37 goals over his last 109 names while Lindholm has 36 goals over his last 162 games and plays more minutes and with better players.
The cost to acquire Henrique should be no more than a 2nd and a relatively small add, maybe Kupari. Ducks could also eat some salary if Jets need the space.