He's "reDunndant" at this point.I wouldn't mind that either, especially since I don't see a long-term future on this team for Dunn. He's redundant at this point.
I dropped a comment in some thread here recently that I was hoping someone would pick up on and acknowledge. Sadly, like most semi-obscure references I make, no one did.He's "reDunndant" at this point.
Opportunity missed.
I love you, hahaha.He's "reDunndant" at this point.
Opportunity missed.
We don't have a 2nd until 2022.Dunn, Bozak, Schwartz, 2nd for Laine ?
We don't have a 2nd until 2022.
He's "reDunndant" at this point.
Opportunity missed.
I just noticed that. Laine would be another great add. I know they wanted D. So maybe you do Faulk, Bozak, Kryou or Kostin for Liane and 3rd ? If we could somehow Trade Faulk and Bozak that clears up close to 12M in cap space?
You think we get Laine AND move Faulk's contract in the same deal? While getting rid of Bozak's salary and not giving up any 1sts? Sign me up. Just don't post it on the main, or it will be quickly locked.
Why would The Jets take 3 of The Blues' unwanted players for their best trading asset???? As a Jets' fan, I'm insulted.Dunn, Bozak, Schwartz, 2nd for Laine ?
Buffalo took Thompson, Berglund, and Sobe for RoR. At least Schwartz is a true top 6 forward and Dunn is close to being top 4.Why would The Jets take 3 of The Blues' unwanted players for their best trading asset???? As a Jets' fan, I'm insulted.
Someone on main board suggested Kempe and 2nd. That could work.I don't think anything outside of Parayko gets Laine. I mean, if somehow Chevy wants Faulk and Kyrou sign me the hell up, but I doubt that even comes close to getting it done.
I still think the trade that needs to happen is Dunn + for DeBrusk or some other middle-six young winger. IMO we really need some winger depth in case Kyrou doesn't take the next step.
Kempe's fast (good) and plays a bunch on special teams (good) and slots as a 2/3 line tweener (ok). I wouldn't mind that at all, especially considering Steen may not play again and PK might need help.Someone on main board suggested Kempe and 2nd. That could work.
Kempe's fast (good) and plays a bunch on special teams (good) and slots as a 2/3 line tweener (ok). I wouldn't mind that at all, especially considering Steen may not play again and PK might need help.
Sounds like expectation is Steen is done. If that is true, we are good on cap.We are over cap some now! So maybe Dunn and Bozak for Kempe? Or is that giving up to much?
As a Blues fan, I'm insulted that you dont think Schwartz is wanted.Why would The Jets take 3 of The Blues' unwanted players for their best trading asset???? As a Jets' fan, I'm insulted.
Cap friendly says we are about 1.25M over so if steen is indeed done than we would be about 3 Million under which would be enough sign Dunn if we keep him which honestly dont think we need to? Maybe we take a waiver on Andreas Athanasiou? Or I have already mentioned Dunclair
Schwartz is still a good player, Dunn isn't worth a whole lot and Bozak's salary hurts his value a little, which also keeps dropping because of his age. Laine is worth much more than the 3 of them, and the 2nd Rounder. even with them, isn't nearly enough to make that trade worthwhile for The Jets. If they are going to let Laine go, they've got to get a reasonably young star player back, regardless of what extras they put into the trade and get back. Bozak is just another forward. Dunn has problems in his own zone, and doesn't score enough to allow his team to ignore that. Schwartz is good when he's fresh and not nursing some injury, but, at his age, and with his injury record, he can't be counted on for 55-60 points. There are probably another 25+ NHL teams that would love to give up 2 players they don't want anymore, who they feel are a bit overpaid for what they provide, plus a 2nd Rounder, and an aging vet with a high salary related to his healthy playing time over the past several years, for Laine. And a bunch of those could and would offer more than your Blues' offer.As a Blues fan, I'm insulted that you don't think Schwartz is wanted.
That wasnt my offer, nor do i think it was a good offer. I was just commenting on you calling Schwartz unwanted. I dont think most of our fanbase agrees with that statement.Schwartz is still a good player, Dunn isn't worth a whole lot and Bozak's salary hurts his value a little, which also keeps dropping because of his age. Laine is worth much more than the 3 of them, and the 2nd Rounder. even with them, isn't nearly enough to make that trade worthwhile for The Jets. If they are going to let Laine go, they've got to get a reasonably young star player back, regardless of what extras they put into the trade and get back. Bozak is just another forward. Dunn has problems in his own zone, and doesn't score enough to allow his team to ignore that. Schwartz is good when he's fresh and not nursing some injury, but, at his age, and with his injury record, he can't be counted on for 55-60 points. There are probably another 25+ NHL teams that would love to give up 2 players they don't want anymore, who they feel are a bit overpaid for what they provide, plus a 2nd Rounder, and an aging vet with a high salary related to his healthy playing time over the past several years, for Laine. And a bunch of those could and would offer more than your Blues' offer.
As good as a player Laine is, for some reason the Jets don't want him or his upcoming salary (dude scored 30 goals in his sleep). If I'm the Blues, you do what you can, within reason, to get him on the team, especially with the uncertainty of Tarasenko and his health. I think for someone like Laine and the Blues' prospect cabinet being bare, you'd almost certainly have to have Dunn AND Kyrou/Kostin in there. So my question is to the Jets, what are you trying to be and how much are you willing to pay for these guys when they are due for their big boy contracts? Assuming Dunn peaks at about what he should be, he's most definitely going to get Krug money, and if Kyrou reaches what we hope he can be, well then you have two pretty expensive contracts in a few years, but luckily they have quite a few expiring contracts. So my guess would be a Dunn, Kyrou, + for Laine and I would wager that there's probably another player in there that will start the team in training camp (guy like Schwartz/Bozak). The only reason I say no if I'm the Jets is that I have a proven 30 goal scorer, potentially a 50 goal scorer (with no injuries) and I'm not getting back any real certainty. Plus it's within the division, so you have to be sure both teams are getting a fair deal or it's moot.Schwartz is still a good player, Dunn isn't worth a whole lot and Bozak's salary hurts his value a little, which also keeps dropping because of his age. Laine is worth much more than the 3 of them, and the 2nd Rounder. even with them, isn't nearly enough to make that trade worthwhile for The Jets. If they are going to let Laine go, they've got to get a reasonably young star player back, regardless of what extras they put into the trade and get back. Bozak is just another forward. Dunn has problems in his own zone, and doesn't score enough to allow his team to ignore that. Schwartz is good when he's fresh and not nursing some injury, but, at his age, and with his injury record, he can't be counted on for 55-60 points. There are probably another 25+ NHL teams that would love to give up 2 players they don't want anymore, who they feel are a bit overpaid for what they provide, plus a 2nd Rounder, and an aging vet with a high salary related to his healthy playing time over the past several years, for Laine. And a bunch of those could and would offer more than your Blues' offer.