Could they trade the pick back to Calgary first (hence removing the conditions), then trade it back to Montreal without conditions?Because they can't, the conditions are stuck there until a resolution is made. It's the same thing with retention. If you retain on a player and then later reacquire that player while still retaining you can't then trade the players full cap hit
If The Flames were to somehow pull that off....Would still prefer to have the 5th and let's say another 5 spots moved up to 16th.
I think Senneke is long gone at 9 OA. Catton will be there I think.If The Flames were to somehow pull that off....
I would rather Catton and Sennecke vs just Lindstrom.
There are still multiple conditions tied to that pick, such as if the Panthers somehow suck next year and win the lottery, then Calgary doesn't even get the Panthers 2025 1stCould they trade the pick back to Calgary first (hence removing the conditions), then trade it back to Montreal without conditions?
Yes, but that condition has NOTHING to do with the Calgary pick...There are still multiple conditions tied to that pick, such as if the Panthers somehow suck next year and win the lottery, then Calgary doesn't even get the Panthers 2025 1st
yea possibly....I think my point was clear.....I think Senneke is long gone at 9 OA. Catton will be there I think.
The deal is 9+10 for 5+21 to be fair.yea possibly....I think my point was clear.....
There is the top 2 and then the 3-12ish guys are fairly close....
I would take 9 and 10 over just 5
They're the same age and there's a reason Slaf was in the NHL at age 18 and Cooley wasn't.Guess you missed the part where you’re comparing Slaf’s second NHL season with Cooley’s first NHL season.
Yes it does. If Calgary doesn't get Florida's 1st Montreal gets Calgary's 1st unless it's 1st OA. If Calgary does get Florida's 1st then Montreal gets the better of the 2 1sts unless Calgary's 1st is in the top 10, then they get Florida's 1st.Yes, but that condition has NOTHING to do with the Calgary pick...
That would be because Cooley was already committed to the NCAA before he was draftedThey're the same age and there's a reason Slaf was in the NHL at age 18 and Cooley wasn't.
They're the same age and there's a reason Slaf was in the NHL at age 18 and Cooley wasn't.
Forget the conditions between Florida and Calgary regarding Florida's pick. It doesn't matter in that scenario.Yes it does. If Calgary doesn't get Florida's 1st Montreal gets Calgary's 1st unless it's 1st OA. If Calgary does get Florida's 1st then Montreal gets the better of the 2 1sts unless Calgary's 1st is in the top 10, then they get Florida's 1st.
Actually I'm not going to waste my time with this dumb hypothetical anymore. There is zero chance Calgary makes their 2025 1st unprotected for any pick this year outside of San Jose's #1 OA. Even if Montreal did manage to untangle all those conditions Calgary would never make the pick available
That would be because Cooley was already committed to the NCAA before he was drafted
Man, at what point do you not just step away from the keyboard? You’re only here to troll Habs fans, you’re not adding anything to the conversation. The fact that several posters here have you blocked already speaks volumes, and something I can certainly understand.Yea, that reason is because Montreal is bad at developing lottery picks. Finally we can agree on something!
OMG...players break those commitments all the time. He was in the NCAA because that's where his handlers (agents, Coyotes etc) thought he should be in the best interest of his development.That would be because Cooley was already committed to the NCAA before he was drafted
I would ask for Andersson to switch picksNo surprise the Habs are asking a lot. They have pretty high hopes for that pick.
They were draft the same year unless you forgot that info again.... Slafkovski was better then Cooley last year.Guess you missed the part where you’re comparing Slaf’s second NHL season with Cooley’s first NHL season.
Feel free to compare their first seasons and let me know how that works out for you.
Oh and nice try, Montreal drafted Kotkaniemi over Tkachuk. And then Montreal traded kotkaniemi for Dvorak, who is barely an NHL player.
Michkov + Cooley + Tkachuk >>>>> Reinbacher + Slaf + Kotkaniemi (or Dvorak if you prefer)
OK. So you really are a troll like some other posters mentioned. Have fun!Yea, that reason is because Montreal is bad at developing lottery picks. Finally we can agree on something!
I just followed the lead of some other posters and looked up how to use the ignore feature. LOL!Man, at what point do you not just step away from the keyboard? You’re only here to troll Habs fans, you’re not adding anything to the conversation. The fact that several posters here have you blocked already speaks volumes, and something I can certainly understand.
When? Name a time a player committed to College and the backed out after getting draftedOMG...players break those commitments all the time. He was in the NCAA because that's where his handlers (agents, Coyotes etc) thought he should be in the best interest of his development.
Flames just doing their due diligence. Doubt the habs move down.I would ask for Andersson to switch picks
You madNot surprised, Montreal has consistently proven that they waste their lottery picks:
Reinbacher instead of Michkov
Slaf instead of Cooley
Kotkaniemi instead of Tkachuk
Can you imagine the habs with Michkov, Cooley and Tkachuk? I can’t, because Montreal sucks at drafting and developing lottery picks.
Montreal probably has ptsd that Carolina is going to offer sheet their lottery pick again, wouldn’t be surprised to see the habs trade or waste this pick yet again.
Not surprised, Montreal has consistently proven that they waste their lottery picks:
Reinbacher instead of Michkov
Slaf instead of Cooley
Kotkaniemi instead of Tkachuk
Can you imagine the habs with Michkov, Cooley and Tkachuk? I can’t, because Montreal sucks at drafting and developing lottery picks.
Montreal probably has ptsd that Carolina is going to offer sheet their lottery pick again, wouldn’t be surprised to see the habs trade or waste this pick yet again.
A friend of mine actually did in the 1980s. He wasn't a 1st round pick though and never made it to the Show.When? Name a time a player committed to College and the backed out after getting drafted
I would offer our later 2nd rounder. I have very little interest in moving up unless it's to #1. I want Catton or Buium, not Iginla.I would ask for Andersson to switch picks
OK. So you really are a troll like some other posters mentioned. Have fun!