Just gomma bump this up because I think we need to talk about Perron a bit more. O'Reilly has gotten the attention and deserervedly so, but man this signing looks like a huge steal early. I honestly thought if Perron was just gonna br a 40-50 point player like we expected this would be a good contract. 4 mill a season for 45 points seemed more then fair. But Perron looks like a player who for the first time since his early Blues days looks like he can drive a play for a line, except he is much smarter about it now then he used to be. If he keeps playing like this I think he can match the 60-70 point production he had while on Vegas, and having that for 4 mill over 4 is an absolutely crazy bargain.
Confirmed with Link: Blues sign David Perron (4 years @ $4m)
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mw2noobbuster
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Yeah Perron has been awesome. It looks like he's really turned the corner in Vegas. He's been a consistent threat in every line he's been on.
If he keeps playing like he is this year and last year with Vegas I'll be really hoping he's not taken in the next expansion draft.
If he keeps playing like this he is gonna put us in the most awkwars position possible for the expansion.
Just wanted to again bump this one. While he was frustrating at times in the finals, I’m so glad Perron came back. 7 goals, 9 assists in the playoffs helping the team he loves so much to there first Cup is perfect. Thanks for coming back David.
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For a guy labeled as a playoff choker, Perron had a solid playoffs. The loves this team, has shown dedication and loyalty that I am not sure was deserved. I was so glad to see him raise the cup!
I like Perron. The penalties are the only downside besides the concussion protocol.
He's a playmaker and a sniper on a decent contract. Can't have enough of them.
Let him retire a Blue. He's earned it as long as he keeps pace the next 3 years.
He's a playmaker and a sniper on a decent contract. Can't have enough of them.
Let him retire a Blue. He's earned it as long as he keeps pace the next 3 years.
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His play on the 4th goal of game 7 was insane, did all the work himself, yet still slides the puck over to Sanford for the glory. TY Perron for coming 'home', although I agree his penalties at times are frustrating, he still was very productive throughout the Playoffs. Glad he gets to raise the cup with the team he loves.
Found this clip from my fav videos. Over 11-years ago. Panger reaction is priceless.
Great re-read from start to finish. Would recommend.
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I'd like to change my stance on this trade, three years later this has turned into one of the best signing ever for St. Louis and Doug Armstrong.
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I know this is an old post but I wanted to put a little spotlight on this particular nugget.
Obviously there have been some extenuating circumstances regarding games played but
Year #1- 46 points in 57 games(66 point pace) plus 16 points in 26 games en route to the Stanley Cup
Year #2- 60 points in 71 games(69 point pace)
Year #3(so far)- 28 points in 26 games(88 point pace)
Might be the best value UFA signing in the NHL in the last 10 years.
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Agreed. If there is a better non-entry-level contract in the NHL, I'd like to see it. Incredible that Taylor Hall gets twice as much as Perron despite Perron being a more effective player overall.
Ted Hoffman
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I dunno, Hall seems to be really effective at making his teams non-playoff teams that get really high draft picks as a result.
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CaliforniaBlues310
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MacKinnon at 6.3 would be number one, with Perron right behind him at 2.
Sorry its just that there are really people on the main general nhl board that seriously make that argument.
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134 points in 154 regular season games under this contract. That's a 71 point pace and his 134 points is 56th in the NHL over that time. Incredible.
25 points in 35 playoff games and his name on the Cup. Also incredible.
At first I didn't like the signing but now as much as I like to criticize Doug Armstrong I'll give credit where it's due and that was a great signing by Army.
Going way back I didn't like Perron and was happy that he was traded so I didn't have to see his offensive zone penalties. I like Perron now and is a better player despite the David Perron special o-zone penalty. I'm glad he is in St Louis
Going way back I didn't like Perron and was happy that he was traded so I didn't have to see his offensive zone penalties. I like Perron now and is a better player despite the David Perron special o-zone penalty. I'm glad he is in St Louis
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I just assume that everything in your font is sarcasm.
