Value of: Better return: Meier vs Jeannot
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Porter Stoutheart
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Although... many nights last year, Jeannot's line was our best line in Nashville. And many of us were suggesting they ought to bring him up to the 1st or 2nd line and use him on the PP. He was a lot better than "a third liner at best" last year, even considering his high shooting %. This year, the team is a shambles and he has rarely even had his old linemates back with him, let alone the top line opportunity that last season suggested he might be worthy of.
We had a thread on the Preds board before the season started calling for "crazy predictions", and so many people predicted higher goals for Jeannot that it wasn't even really seen as "crazy" anymore. NOBODY would have predicted just 5 goals, that's for sure.
I mean, Eeli Tolvanen had 2 goals for us and was put on waivers. Is he garbage too because he didn't score for the Preds? Things have been really messed up on the ice for the Preds this year.
I know what Tampa is hoping for, anyway, and they have sound reasons. I don't personally believe Jeannot will ever score 20 goals again, but I think the odds are pretty good that he'll still be better than any player the Preds ever get with all those draft picks.
Looking at the poll results so far, never underestimate the fantastical thinking of magic beans vs. known players.
Jeannot, 1 first in 2025
Meier, 1 first in 2023
Jeannot, 1 second in 2024
Meier, 1 second that can become a first in 2024
Jeannot, Foote, already an NHLer but having some struggles as a 6
Meier, Zetterlund, already a good NHL checking forward
Jeannot, 1 third
Meier, Mukhamadullin, drafted 20th overall in 2020; prospect defenseman
Jeannot, 1 fourth
Meier, Okhotiuk, drafted 61st in 2019; AHL defenseman with NHL potential
Jeannot, 1 fifth
Meier, ...
And people think the Jeannot return is better? Wow.
Jeannot, 1 first in 2025
Meier, 1 first in 2023
Jeannot, 1 second in 2024
Meier, 1 second that can become a first in 2024
Jeannot, Foote, already an NHLer but having some struggles as a 6
Meier, Zetterlund, already a good NHL checking forward
Jeannot, 1 third
Meier, Mukhamadullin, drafted 20th overall in 2020; prospect defenseman
Jeannot, 1 fourth
Meier, Okhotiuk, drafted 61st in 2019; AHL defenseman with NHL potential
Jeannot, 1 fifth
Meier, ...
And people think the Jeannot return is better? Wow.
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This. Meier’s return is two 1sts, a recent 1st who’s trending well and more. Jeannot got a 1st, late 2nd, bottom pair D and some later picks. However, relative to their impact, the Jeannot package is a comical haul and the Meier package is around fair value.
I don't see how anyone can argue this. Especially with that 2025 1st being top 10 protected
I admit I forgot Foote in my comp... so I plug him in against Zetterlund and that's still a win for SJ. There is no one who would take Foote over Zetterlund at face value. Mak for a third is still easily the Sharks as is Okhotiuk vs. a 4th. But magic beans.
Gaylord Q Tinkledink
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I imagine being are also comparing this season of the players to their returns.
Sharks got a better return for a much better player.
Djp
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in jeannot….
1+2+3+4+5+player
late round 3+4+5= High 3rd
high 3rd+ late 2nd+ player= high 2nd
high 2nd+ late 1st (24-32)= 19-21 OA pick
Gausted+4th to nashville for a 1st…this ended up being 21OA in 2012 fir comparison purposes. Gaustead had a similar role though not the same. He was physical, woukd fight, OK, and a good center at winning draws.
as for Meier….
he’s just under injured Eichel return.
Eichel+3rd for Tuch+ Krebs+1st+2nd
the 1sts thst year were projected to be around the same
Krebs and Muk were recent 1st rounds around the same point in the draft
thrn it’s Tuch+2nd-3rd vs 2nd/1st+ Zett. Buffalo side has the edge when viewing Tuch at time of trade…not how he’s been in buffalo being a ppg player.
And? Jersey is going to extend him. Teams don't make that sort of commitment without knowing they're going to extend a guy.
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Actual return: Sharks
Relative value of return to the player being traded: Predators
Relative value of return to the player being traded: Predators
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AfroThunder396
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Meier certainly got the better pieces. But, he SHOULD have gotten better pieces because he's the far superior player. IMO the Sharks got a nice return, several pieces ranging from good to very good will immediately fortify their prospect pool.
Jeannot was definitely the bigger overpay.
Jeannot was definitely the bigger overpay.
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There's conditions that could end up giving San Jose another first. Also, let's be real, we all love draft picks but currently Zetterlund is better than anything they received outside the 1st. Did Tampa pay too much? Yeah, probably. Did San Jose get enough? Maybe not. That doesn't mean Jeannot got more because it looks flashy with a bunch of picks.
JohanFranzenstein
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FlyerFire
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Good return on both, but why does someone always have to have the better trade.? We won't know the answer until years later. Some of these picks/ players may not turn out well at all.
Guy had 20 goals in his rookie season. The price is certainly steep but Tampa is in all in, win now mode and their picks will be late round ones.
They paid a high price for Hagel too. They need impact players who are on cheap contracts. They got another one of those. Jeannot is a 2nd line power forward
powerstuck
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DevilsHughes86
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This is correct, However the Devils received a legit star and the Bolts got a 4th liner. Really depends how you look at it
The value of the package for Meier is clearly higher.
The value for the package of Jeannot versus Jeannot's value is however much higher than the value of the package for Meier compared with Meier's value.
FerrisRox
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These results are totally bizarre. Meier brought in a significantly better return, yet the results say the opposite.
I don't get it.
I don't get it.
Me as well. Thought his value was maybe a 2nd + reclamation prospect at best.
Tampa just really loves those cheap contract NHL players and will pay a massive premium for it.
We've been wrong before, but I can't see this move working out for them
Habs Halifax
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I think Mukhamadullin is underrated in the Meier trade.
We don't agree on most things but we agree on this one. Because we agree, it's got to be true bud. Preds did well with Jeannot but the Sharks got a better return.
I think Mukhamadullin is a key piece in the Meier trade. Foot don't have the same potential at this point in time.
We don't agree on most things but we agree on this one. Because we agree, it's got to be true bud. Preds did well with Jeannot but the Sharks got a better return.
I think Mukhamadullin is a key piece in the Meier trade. Foot don't have the same potential at this point in time.
Edmonton East
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Well, then that's deliberately pretty stupid.
Without further specification, folks don't know if you meant relative value or total worth.
