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Johnsson’s Value will be higher at the 2021 TDL. He will have had 30 or so games to prove he’s over his injury problem.
I can only speak from the outside, but I think a guy like Demers with a front loaded deal is a prime retention candidate in the Yotes cash situation as the cash cost isn't in line with the cap. A million retention (22% of original) would be huge for the leafs cap and something they'd probably be willing to pay for, but it would only cost the Yotes 22% of the 2.6 remaining (~578k), which the Leafs could also offset by taking and burying Chaput/NessNot sure how crazy Arizona is about retention right now, especially when from a cash perspective these two deals are equal right now. Both players are owed 3.6 next season and both have already been paid a 1 mil signing bonus.
Fischer is definitely doable though. So maybe the above two pieces plus Fischer, and then Toronto throws back a draft pick?
I can only speak from the outside, but I think a guy like Demers with a front loaded deal is a prime retention candidate in the Yotes cash situation as the cash cost isn't in line with the cap. A million retention (22% of original) would be huge for the leafs cap and something they'd probably be willing to pay for, but it would only cost the Yotes 22% of the 2.6 remaining (~578k), which the Leafs could also offset by taking and burying Chaput/Ness
This is a good take.Johnsson’s Value will be higher at the 2021 TDL. He will have had 30 or so games to prove he’s over his injury problem.
A lot more sellers than buyers this offseason. A lot more sellers.at first blush "2nd and a 3rd, or a 2nd and a prospect"
seems generous for a middle-6 wing,
during this flat-cap era, 'supply' may be up,
and so such guys may be easily-replaceable at easy-to-swallow cost
BUT it only takes on buyer ...
This is probably why he played in game five against Columbus, to show he has recovered.Low second potentially. If not a third and a late pick. All depends on how the acquiring team feels about his knee.
Majority of people commenting on him havent watched him play much it seems from this thread..I 100% understand that concerns over his injury may scare some teams off and/or lower his value, but how many other guys his age, with his ability and his salary/term are on the market this year? I bet there are some, I just don't know each team well enough to know which teams are trying to move which guys that would be a comparable to him.
Soderberg being dealt for a fringe NHL'er but mostly AHL'er and a 3rd round pick. It does happen still depending on the circumstances.
This.
Some serious underrating of Johnsson in this thread. Teams aren't going to be worried about whether a 25 year old player (with not a lot of "miles" on him) is going to recover from a busted knee. Sure he looked rusty in game 5, who wouldn't after being off 5 months? He's got at least another 3 to continue rehabbing it. The only real question in Johnsson's game -- how much of his 20 goals were driven by Auston Matthews
Will he get a 1st? no he will not. He's not enough of a "potential boom player" to justify that like Kapanen is/was. He is however, more universally appealing.
Kap is one of the fastest straight line skaters in the league, and can be very dangerous on the PK. He's got a pretty good shot, but isn't that great in the corners. Johnsson is more of a "jack of all trades" kind of player, and while I think the Pens look at Kap as an ideal fit for a guy like Malkin, Johnsson is more of a guy that any team can put on either their 2nd or 3rd line, and get some solid 2-way play out of.
Personally, I don't think he'll even return draft picks. The Leafs don't need to dump him in order to sign a UFA defenceman (unless it's Pietrangelo)... he'll likely be used for bait in a player(s)-for-player(s) swap to either get somebody with more sandpaper, or a top 4 defenceman.
Miles wood.
The deal is one for one
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Too realistic and too much common sense. Needs more controversial takes or whining. Try to spruce it up and add some outlandish comparisons between players that aren't even close to describing Johannson. In this particular case, bring up an offensive-minded defenseman as a return. Both Toronto and opponents fans can feast on that and you'll help this thread be on the way to legendary status.
Just trying to help with click-bait, I want you to see revenue. All the kids are doing it.
If you want to continue making valid points and being fair, continue posting reasonable takes.
If we don't get a 2nd and something, I dont think we move him this off-season, which is fine, we don't need to sell all our production this offseason.
Andersen and Kapanen gone might be enough of the change needed.
McDavid for AJ???
But seriously... even if the Leafs did need to trade him for pure cap space, realistically, they're probably looking at either a 2nd round pick this year, and 4th or 5th either this year or next; or maybe something like a 3rd this year, and 2nd next year.
Probably, but it doesnt make sense to sell him for pennies on the dollar.We have to almost completely rebuild the bottom 6
Probably, but it doesnt make sense to sell him for pennies on the dollar.
Also did he play enough last year to assess he was an issue?
If Hjalmarsson is really going to wave his no trade clause then Johnsson's value is part of a package for this level of a player. Something with Johnsson and Andersen going to Arizona makes a ton of sense especially if Arizona is willing to retain.Only 3 retention slots though. We're likely going to use 2 on Stepan and Hjalmarsson so not sure it's worth using one on Demers. If we want to get out from under Kessel's deal too for example that may require retention.
No chance I would do that as a Coyotes fan. No way.Andreas Johnsson for Lawson Crouse. Switches up team makeup.