Value of: Brodie or Giordano

SensNation613

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Closest player in Ottawa for Brodie would be Mark Stone. Guy is an underrated player who is one of the better 2-way players in the league. I wouldn't move him but if we ever had to, Brodie is one of the first guys I'd want coming back. I'd also entertain a Ryan/Hamilton type deal.
 

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Closest player in Ottawa for Brodie would be Mark Stone. Guy is an underrated player who is one of the better 2-way players in the league. I wouldn't move him but if we ever had to, Brodie is one of the first guys I'd want coming back. I'd also entertain a Ryan/Hamilton type deal.

I wouldn't :laugh:
Keep Ryan.
 

MonyontheMoney

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Brodie is not going anywhere, especially for a quantity for quality deal, not a chance.

Giordano I'd consider moving, but that should still be for quality, not quantity.
 

DJN21

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Would love gio on the sabres and is everything we need but his contract would possibly scare me off.
 

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Either one to the Habs would be unreal but Emelin or Desharnais would have to go back too, I'd definitely make the 1st and top prospects available
 

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We need to fill the Xs. One of them has to be expansion-exempt or valuable enough to be fine with the absolute certainty of losing the other.

I'm not following this. in the latter scenario you'd be moving gio for two lesser defenders then losing one in the summer. That makes zero sense. What am I missing?
 

Dertell

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I'm not following this. in the latter scenario you'd be moving gio for two lesser defenders then losing one in the summer. That makes zero sense. What am I missing?
Example: Giordano for Reilly + Carrick.

Flames lose Carrick to expansion and Giordano > Rielly, but Rielly's value as 22 yo on a nice contract vs. Gio's situation makes it worth it. Alternatively, a nice + (forward, prospect,etc) could be attached to the return.
 

NotYou

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Example: Giordano for Reilly + Carrick.

Flames lose Carrick to expansion and Giordano > Rielly, but Rielly's value as 22 yo on a nice contract vs. Gio's situation makes it worth it. Alternatively, a nice + (forward, prospect,etc) could be attached to the return.

Yeah I figured, but then you haven't addressed the depth problem which seemed to be the reasoning for the thread. Thanks for clarifying though
 

Dertell

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I know the Flames won't trade him, but Brodie is exactly what the Leafs need for their defense... A young vet that can play extremely well defensively while still putting up good offensive numbers and pairing him with Morgan Rielly would be fantastic.

I thought about putting an offer out, but there's nothing that each fanbase will agree on. The Leafs would probably look to make a package around JVR + Gardiner for Brodie + capdump whereas Flame fans would ask for one of the big 3 rookies/Rielly. No deal, just wanted to say that Brodie is exactly the type of defenseman the Leafs need/are looking for IMO.
Brodie
Jokipakka
Bouma
(7.75M)

for

Gardiner @ 50%
JVR
Carrick
2017 2nd
2018 1st
(7.025M)

Regardless of the rest, 50% retention on Gardiner is key.
 

Dertell

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Yeah I figured, but then you haven't addressed the depth problem which seemed to be the reasoning for the thread. Thanks for clarifying though
Right, but if you can fix the problem temporarily while fixing other problems, that's fine too.
 

Guido Sarducci

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The Flames D looks like it needs a major shakeup. And badly need a RW who can play with Gaudreau. Would Giordano be tradable? Is the contract too much of an anchor? Should the Flames just sit back and see if this somehow solves itself?

30th place in goals against is becoming very familiar territory even though they have gone through multiple goalies and coaches. I think the D is pretty solid on an individual basis but just don't fit well together as a group, especially defensively and this season the offence dried up as well.
 

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Brodie
Jokipakka
Bouma
(7.75M)

for

Gardiner @ 50%
JVR
Carrick
2017 2nd
2018 1st
(7.025M)

Regardless of the rest, 50% retention on Gardiner is key.

Too much going to CGY in my opinion. I don't know anything about Jokipakka or Bouma TBH, so I'm assuming they have very little value (I don't know enough to comment otherwise). For retaining, I'm sure Leaf fans would be much more inclined to retain on JVR over Gardiner (1 less year of retention) which should work out fine for CGY still, but gives the Leafs an extra 2m in capspace in 2 years (a year they may make a decent UFA splash to help take their core to the next level).

Overall, there's just too much value going to CGY for it to make sense for Toronto when you add those picks, retention, and Carrick. I'm hoping we are in the playoffs after next year, but a key injury or two and that pick could turn out to be another great piece in addition to JVR & Gardiner.
 

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Too much going to CGY in my opinion. I don't know anything about Jokipakka or Bouma TBH, so I'm assuming they have very little value (I don't know enough to comment otherwise). For retaining, I'm sure Leaf fans would be much more inclined to retain on JVR over Gardiner (1 less year of retention) which should work out fine for CGY still, but gives the Leafs an extra 2m in capspace in 2 years (a year they may make a decent UFA splash to help take their core to the next level).

Overall, there's just too much value going to CGY for it to make sense for Toronto when you add those picks, retention, and Carrick. I'm hoping we are in the playoffs after next year, but a key injury or two and that pick could turn out to be another great piece in addition to JVR & Gardiner.

Too much value for 26 year old #1?

Look, every leafs trade proposal ever has included jvr and gardiner along with a bunch of spare change. So obviously they aren't as good as people want them to be
 

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Too much value for 26 year old #1?

Look, every leafs trade proposal ever has included jvr and gardiner along with a bunch of spare change. So obviously they aren't as good as people want them to be

Yes, because amount of trade proposals = quality of player. That's ridiculous. Those are two great pieces that can instantly step into a contending teams as a 1st/2nd line LW and a 2nd pairing Dman. If you read my previous posts I have said multiple times that I don't think Brodie will be moved, but if there is a reason CGY decides to trade him, he wouldn't get that much (I say this as a massive fan of Brodie -> my prized possession is a signed Brodie Jersey btw).
 

East Coast Icestyle

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Yes, because amount of trade proposals = quality of player. That's ridiculous. Those are two great pieces that can instantly step into a contending teams as a 1st/2nd line LW and a 2nd pairing Dman. If you read my previous posts I have said multiple times that I don't think Brodie will be moved, but if there is a reason CGY decides to trade him, he wouldn't get that much (I say this as a massive fan of Brodie -> my prized possession is a signed Brodie Jersey btw).

Jvr just had a down year, Gardiner is a watered down Brodie, and we will lose either one of them or Carrick to expansion, it just makes no sense.

Some kind of 1 for 1 is the ONLY way a proposal could ever make sense.

And yeah, usually if there's six million proposals of the player from their own fan base, they're doing something wrong. Especially when they're the only veterans on a rookie team and they're still 25-28 years old.
 

Dertell

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Too much going to CGY in my opinion. I don't know anything about Jokipakka or Bouma TBH, so I'm assuming they have very little value (I don't know enough to comment otherwise). For retaining, I'm sure Leaf fans would be much more inclined to retain on JVR over Gardiner (1 less year of retention) which should work out fine for CGY still, but gives the Leafs an extra 2m in capspace in 2 years (a year they may make a decent UFA splash to help take their core to the next level).

Overall, there's just too much value going to CGY for it to make sense for Toronto when you add those picks, retention, and Carrick. I'm hoping we are in the playoffs after next year, but a key injury or two and that pick could turn out to be another great piece in addition to JVR & Gardiner.
Jokipakka is a capable bottom pair dman. His role and minutes on the flames is what you would expect from a #5 dman. Based on the trades last year, I think his value is a 2nd round pick: Weber (UFA), Schultz and Gelinas (double caphit) were shipped for a 3rd, Polak traded for 2 2nd. On the other hand, Bouma has little to no value. He's the classic bottom 6er with a 2.2m AAV contract. Adding JVR + Carrick = a logjam of LW and D, so one of each needs to go.

I saw the 2018 1st as more of a 13-17 overall. If you're worried about positions, you can replace the picks with Kapanen or a good RW prospect like him as long as we send Hunter Smith the other way.

Both 50% on Gardiner and Carrick are a must. The whole point of this thread is to acquire two quality top 4 dmen and the 50% would make the trade worth it. That money will be key to extend some forwards.
 

Phry

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Yes, because amount of trade proposals = quality of player. That's ridiculous. Those are two great pieces that can instantly step into a contending teams as a 1st/2nd line LW and a 2nd pairing Dman. If you read my previous posts I have said multiple times that I don't think Brodie will be moved, but if there is a reason CGY decides to trade him, he wouldn't get that much (I say this as a massive fan of Brodie -> my prized possession is a signed Brodie Jersey btw).

Fair point. The price for a functional #1 defenseman isn't that high.

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