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Yeah Tanev to the Leafs I would want something like Nylander + Prospect d-man (Carrick, Valiev, Percy etc). Not really realistic though cause our ownership wants to compete.
Let's do a hypothetical based on a similar valued package. Let's say the Oil are hovering around a playoff spot midway through the season, and the Nucks are in the basement. Let's also assume that Yakupov - now getting ample time in the top 6 and in a better dressing room environment with the removal of Hall - is having a bounce back year and is on pace for 25ish goals and 50 points. Would this package do it...
Yak + Reinhart + 2017 1st?
Yak- even at 50 points is not enough.
Reinhart- Bottom paring Dman.
2017 1st- Lets be honest here the Oilers are no longer a lottery team, especially with a full year of a healthy Mcjeesus. I bet that pick is mid round now.
So basically we get a mid 1st, a bottom paring dman and a guy that hopefully put up 50 points, for one of the best defensive dmen in the league who is signed to a very good contract for multiple years and we are giving him to a division rival?
You want Tanev, think Leon Draisaitl.
No.
Why? Because, the ROI simply won't be there for Tanev as was the case for Larson. Tanev doesn't have any hype or inflated value whatsoever due to his non-flashy style of game. As result, the only people that really truly understand Tanev's terrific hockey game, are those living within the 604 area code.
That's not to say that Tanev wouldn't be of interest to other teams' GM's, but we'd be disappointed in any return that we'd get for Tanev. He's very similar to Jannick Hansen in this regard.
Canucks should keep Tanev unless they get an absolutely mind blowing offer (which won't happen).
Yeah Tanev to the Leafs I would want something like Nylander + Prospect d-man (Carrick, Valiev, Percy etc). Not really realistic though cause our ownership wants to compete.
Or you know if you followed advanced stats at all youd realize Tanev is one of their darlings and is quite highly regarded by quite a few.
But when you speak to hear yourself speak, I don't expect you to understand
I have a feeling Buffalo will be sending Kane, Ennis, and Franson to Van for Tanev. No idea why but I just think something like that will happen. And with Benning's value system and pressure to win now, he may be enamoured with Kane's skill set and low on Tanev's analytics.
That's pretty lousy value for Tanev
On a side note, I like how you came up with the trade cuz you have a feeling! I'm pretty sure that's eklund territory. . . Only I consider you a more reliable source ��
This statement is a joke, anyone who watches Canucks games would know how valuable he is to our defense core. It was a tire fire without Tanev
Here's how I came to this
Tanev is likely not seen as great by Benning since he thinks analytics are a joke. And may very well see Kris Russell as a replacement for Tanev. Seeing as the ownership want to win now, trading the non sexy defenseman for 2 flashy forwards and an offensive defenseman looks amazing if you ignore anything but the stats.
I don't understand this logic..."We have this really good, young, cost-effective player who's everything you could ever want in a defenseman. Should we trade him?"
Unless you do a Weber-for-Subban swap, if you trade Tanev you're just going to end up with a big hole on defense and put yourself in the market for a Tanev type defenseman. So...why do it at all?
He adds 2nd round picks in his trades and it wont be any different if he trades for Kane. Probably Virtanen and a 2nd or Tanev and a 2nd. Benning gets his eyes set on a certain player and will overpay for him.
Here's how I came to this
Tanev is likely not seen as great by Benning since he thinks analytics are a joke. And may very well see Kris Russell as a replacement for Tanev. Seeing as the ownership want to win now, trading the non sexy defenseman for 2 flashy forwards and an offensive defenseman looks amazing if you ignore anything but the stats.
Likely idea trade:
To VAN:
Ennis
Kane(1mil retained)
Franson(50% retained)
To BUF:
Burrows
Tanev
and a 2018 5th (continues Benning's strange need to add late picks to every trade)
He adds 2nd round picks in his trades and it wont be any different if he trades for Kane. Probably Virtanen and a 2nd or Tanev and a 2nd. Benning gets his eyes set on a certain player and will overpay for him.
After seeing what Taylor Hall returned, I want a lot for the Canucks most steady defenceman. He's a tier above Larsson and that's being generous to Larsson.
You want Tanev, think Leon Draisaitl.
Now Nuck fans are getting ridiculous.
This is simply not true. Tanev is what he is, a very solid defensive D man and better than Larsson in that regard. Larsson however has a much bigger offensive upside. I see Larsson turning into another Hedman.
That is why Larsson returned a guy like Hall. Tanev would never garner a big return like that.
Tanev is a #2 Dman, there was a poll on here in which most people agreed. He was also a top paring dman on team Canada, and on the Canucks. How does a top paring RHD not garner a big return like that?
No.
Why? Because, the ROI simply won't be there for Tanev as was the case for Larson. Tanev doesn't have any hype or inflated value whatsoever due to his non-flashy style of game. As result, the only people that really truly understand Tanev's terrific hockey game, are those living within the 604 area code.
That's not to say that Tanev wouldn't be of interest to other teams' GM's, but we'd be disappointed in any return that we'd get for Tanev. He's very similar to Jannick Hansen in this regard.
Canucks should keep Tanev unless they get an absolutely mind blowing offer (which won't happen).
Well, EDM did just trade a better forward for a worse defender.
As an outsider fan whose seen quite abit of Larson and more of Tanev, you're wrong. I dont know if it's because Vancouver has fell into the realm of being a bad team or what, but Tanev went from being incredibly underrated to incredibly overrated fast.
Tanev is a #2 Dman, there was a poll on here in which most people agreed. He was also a top paring dman on team Canada, and on the Canucks. How does a top paring RHD not garner a big return like that?