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Tyson Barrie (condition is he has signed long term deal)
AJ Greer
Gustav Nyquist
2nd round pick 2017
Andreas Athanasiou
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Tyson Barrie (condition is he has signed long term deal)
AJ Greer
Gustav Nyquist
2nd round pick 2016
Andreas Athanasiou
Tyson Barrie (condition is he has signed long term deal)
AJ Greer
Gustav Nyquist
2nd round pick 2016
Andreas Athanasiou
2016 2nd round pick, You do realize that it's already been use. Don't you mean 2017 2nd round pick and besides Barrie wants at least $6 million long term we wont have the cap we would at least need to send Smith as well.
Not interested at all in Nyquist as the centerpiece, I think just about every team in the league would beat that offer.
I'm assuming Larkin is off the table, so it would probably have to be Mantha+1st+? and even then I assume other teams would be able to put up better offers.
The ? would have to be a cap dump, unless you want more on top of that, so I think we're close. Again, this has to be conditional on Barrie signing a long term deal. It's not worth it to sign him to a 2 year bridge deal only to have him walk.
There really are no deals in the NHL that are conditional on players re-signing with their new team. A small part of the return may be conditional but that's it.
Any team trading for a player have to believe they can re-sign a player and are comfortable with the risk that they can't. If they weren't, they don't trade for the player.
Tyson Barrie (condition is he has signed long term deal)
AJ Greer
Gustav Nyquist
2nd round pick 2017
Andreas Athanasiou
To reword my point, we can assume this is a sign-and-trade, then.
I really doubt that Detroit has any interesting pieces that Colorado would want for Barrie's rights unless a 3-way was done here.
I love how other team's fans keep saying Barrie's rights, like he's a UFA next year and that really diminishes his value or something. He's a RFA for another 3 years. Besides Larkin, I don't think you have the pieces to interest the Avs and beat other teams' offers.
So is Barrie the latest to be called elite of these boards or is he legit? I am not able to watch as much hockey living where I do.
Thanks. So a Nyquist plus second plus a prosect seems fair then? Maybe a d prospect or Pulkinen? I would like t keep Larkin and the Russian winger whose name I can't spell. Also Mantha and AA. While AA may not be a thirty goal man he has speed and hands which the Wings need.I think the word elite is thrown around too loosely here.
Barrie isn't some elite shut down guy. He's also not even close to the train wreck in his own zone as other fans that don't watch him might have you believe. Defensive lapses, sure. He's made big improvements though. While I don't trust him to defend a 2 on 1, I do trust him to get the puck out of his own zone and up the ice.
That being said, while I don't think he's necessarily elite (EK is elite), Barrie is incredibly good and just not quite in that elite tier.
Thanks. So a Nyquist plus second plus a prosect seems fair then? Maybe a d prospect or Pulkinen? I would like t keep Larkin and the Russian winger whose name I can't spell. Also Mantha and AA. While AA may not be a thirty goal man he has speed and hands which the Wings need.
I was not considering Greer just Barrie. If Larkin is required no thanks from me. If Barrie is not elite than no Larkin plus a first, who knows where that pick shall be.For an unsigned Barrie alone and no Greer, it'd be a good prospect and Nyquist and a first given he's an RFA now and not a UFA in a year.
I think Larkin and a 1st would be a package of futures but also fair value given that I see the Avs trying to contend in 2 years or so. Losing Barrie for the Avs would/will sting a lot and won't be painless for the aquiring team.