Value of: Better return: Meier vs Jeannot
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Jeannot by a mile, Jeannot got almost an entire draft class
I mean the winner has to be the guy that was acquired for the same amount of picks as he has goals.
Kairi Zaide
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Meier's return is better in a vacuum, easily.
Now, if you divide the value of their respective return by the value of Meier or Jeannot... Jeannot wins there, easily.
Now, if you divide the value of their respective return by the value of Meier or Jeannot... Jeannot wins there, easily.
TheKrebsCycle
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Jeanott is a useful player but plenty surprised that the packages are remotely comparable. I even made light of someone sugggesting he garners a first in the other thread . I was very wrong.
Meier got a 1st round pedigree LD, potentially two future 1st round picks.
They also turned four minor league pros into three skaters they likely run on the NHL roster for the remainder of the year.
The Jeannot return, while excessive, was still less than the Meier return.
They also turned four minor league pros into three skaters they likely run on the NHL roster for the remainder of the year.
The Jeannot return, while excessive, was still less than the Meier return.
Relative to value it's Jeannot AINEC.
Pure value Meier got more.
Question is unclear which I assume is why it's around 50/50 right now.
Pure value Meier got more.
Question is unclear which I assume is why it's around 50/50 right now.
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themelkman
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Technically Meier got more, but proportionally Jeannot blows him out of the water.
Absoluetly crazy deal that highlights the issues with the league today.
Absoluetly crazy deal that highlights the issues with the league today.
quietbruinfan
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This is the only correct response. When you look at the year Jeannot has had it’s definitely overpayment. However he’ll probably do great in TB
MessierII
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I disagree. First off Harrington isn’t a minor leaguer he’s playing on their top pair with Karlsson. Meier only got one guaranteed 1st. They have two shots to make it a second but it’s far from an easy ask for a young core with no playoff experience. That Russian D man is New Jerseys what? 5th or 6th best prospect? Zetterlund is a decent young player but overall the Meier trade is a lot of quantity over quality.
The don godfather
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Predators turned an undrafted player into a bottom six NHL player into a bonanza of picks including a first rounder. Add a second former first rounder, a young, big right shooting defenseman and this is a trade for the ages. Grier getting a volume deal on the top trade asset that doesn't include one of Jersey's elite prospects is a pretty pedestrian return. Jersey netting a plus sized 30 goal player without carving into its top prospects is an absolute win.
I can't believe there are people seriously answering Jeannot in this poll. Zetterlund by himself might be worth the Jeannot return, which is a likely late 1st and a bunch of nothing assets.
Man, HF and its love affair with f***ing draft picks... In 5 years, when these draft picks have a name (and a likely non-NHL career), people will have a very different opinion about the strength of those returns.
Man, HF and its love affair with f***ing draft picks... In 5 years, when these draft picks have a name (and a likely non-NHL career), people will have a very different opinion about the strength of those returns.
TheKrebsCycle
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Why would Zetterlund have that kind of value?
Admittedly, part of it is that I like Zetterlund. But think of it this way:
An average NHL draft will produce about 40 solid NHL players (guys who don't have just a cup of coffee). So an average NHL team's draft will yield about 1.25 solid NHLer. It would be less for a team that drafts late (like, say, Tampa or NJ) since so many of those players come from the first 20 picks. So let's say that for those teams, an average outcome for an entire draft's worth of picks would be roughly to get one young, cost controlled, useful NHLer. Like Zetterlund (if you like him like I do), or Jeannot.
Well, a draft 's worth of picks from a team that picks late is more-or-less what Tampa gave up for Jeannot. Honestly, I exaggerated a bit, I wouldn't give that up for Zetterlund, unless I felt he really filled a need (which Tampa clearly felt about Jeannot), but I don't think the value's that far-off either. Then add to this a couple of first rounders, a top prospect, an okay prospect... The value's not even close between the two returns.
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Massive overpay by TB for a guy who is basically a third liner at best
