Makes too much now and will want too much in the future.Marner?
He's 2nd in scoring on the Hurricanes over the last 2 seasons, and would rank 16th among RW's in that time frame, scoring at essentially the same clip as:MO, he is a middle 6F, not a legit 2nd line or top 6 talent. 5 years at $6.5M is probably where he lands.
He's 2nd in scoring on the Hurricanes over the last 2 seasons, and would rank 16th among RW's in that time frame, scoring at essentially the same clip as:
Jonathan Marchessault
Cole Caufield
Troy Terry
Nik Ehlers
Drake Batherson
Chandler Stephenson
Vladimir Tarasenko
Ryan O'Reilly
Lucas Raymond
How is that not "a legit 2nd line talent"? Sounds like more of a low end 1st line talent.
a very simple way of labelling top 6 talent is as follows.Points is not the sole factor. It's much deeper than that. If you want to call Necas a low end 1st line talent, go right ahead. If this was true, there would be no talk of trade and the Canes fans would tell you he is going nowhere. They would consider letting Guentzel walk. His usage this past season with the Canes was middle 6F with 67% of offensive zone starts.
I stand firm. He's a middle 6F but among the better types in this group. I have high standards for top 6F's. Necas has to show me more to earn that status.
No way I'm going to pay a top 6F rate in trade value and then also pay a top 6F contract. I value his game but he's not a sure shot top 6F for me. In terms of looking at Right hand shot wingers only, you can make your case.
67% offensive zone starts don't actually mean that much when you break down where the actual shift use is 5x5:Points is not the sole factor. It's much deeper than that. If you want to call Necas a low end 1st line talent, go right ahead. If this was true, there would be no talk of trade and the Canes fans would tell you he is going nowhere. They would consider letting Guentzel walk. His usage this past season with the Canes was middle 6F with 67% of offensive zone starts.
I stand firm. He's a middle 6F but among the better types in this group. I have high standards for top 6F's. Necas has to show me more to earn that status.
No way I'm going to pay a top 6F rate in trade value and then also pay a top 6F contract. I value his game but he's not a sure shot top 6F for me. In terms of looking at Right hand shot wingers only, you can make your case.
Not only does Necas put up points, he's one of the best, most dynamic puck carrying wingers in the league.Points is not the sole factor. It's much deeper than that. If you want to call Necas a low end 1st line talent, go right ahead.
False equivalency. He could be a low end top line talent and still not be a fit for the Hurricanes, especially if he's asking for $8M.If this was true, there would be no talk of trade and the Canes fans would tell you he is going nowhere. They would consider letting Guentzel walk.
He led all Canes forwards in 5v5 minutes per game. How is that middle 6 deployment?His usage this past season with the Canes was middle 6F with 67% of offensive zone starts.
Okay, stand firm on being wrong.I stand firm. He's a middle 6F but among the better types in this group. I have high standards for top 6F's. Necas has to show me more to earn that status.
No way I'm going to pay a top 6F rate in trade value and then also pay a top 6F contract. I value his game but he's not a sure shot top 6F for me. In terms of looking at Right hand shot wingers only, you can make your case.
I stand firm. He's a middle 6F
Points is not the sole factor. It's much deeper than that. If you want to call Necas a low end 1st line talent, go right ahead. If this was true, there would be no talk of trade and the Canes fans would tell you he is going nowhere. They would consider letting Guentzel walk. His usage this past season with the Canes was middle 6F with 67% of offensive zone starts.
I stand firm. He's a middle 6F but among the better types in this group. I have high standards for top 6F's. Necas has to show me more to earn that status.
No way I'm going to pay a top 6F rate in trade value and then also pay a top 6F contract. I value his game but he's not a sure shot top 6F for me. In terms of looking at Right hand shot wingers only, you can make your case.
8x8 is pretty standard for that tier of RFA, particularly when they've already been bridged. Someone will pay it, even if it isn't Carolina.
Hischier 7.25x7.
Suzuki 7.875x8.
Norris 7.95x8.
Thomas 8.125x8.
Kyrou 8.125x8.
Robertson 7.75x4.
Debrincat 7.875x4.
Keller 7.15x8.
Dubois 8.5x8.
Fiala 7.875x7.
Thompson 7.14x7.
B. Tkachuk 8.2x7.
Svechnikov 7.75x8.
Aside from Norris, who's hurt all the time and PLD who doesn't give a f***, I think everyone would take the rest over Necas.8x8 is pretty standard for that tier of RFA, particularly when they've already been bridged. Someone will pay it, even if it isn't Carolina.
Hischier 7.25x7.
Suzuki 7.875x8.
Norris 7.95x8.
Thomas 8.125x8.
Kyrou 8.125x8.
Robertson 7.75x4.
Debrincat 7.875x4.
Keller 7.15x8.
Dubois 8.5x8.
Fiala 7.875x7.
Thompson 7.14x7.
B. Tkachuk 8.2x7.
Svechnikov 7.75x8.
I'd take Necas over Debrincat and probably Kyrou as well.Aside from Norris, who's hurt all the time and PLD who doesn't give a f***, I think everyone would take the rest over Necas.
That and the objection to top six player by saying that people get too hung up on labeling players as top six and bottom six, but insisting that he’s a high end middle six got me. HahaHigh end middle 6 but not top 6 forward gave me a good chuckle .
Those were the four names that stood out to me as well.I'd take Necas over Debrincat and probably Kyrou as well.
Yeah, Necas is going to get between 7 and 8.5. Somewhere in that range. That's generally the going market rate right now for his kind of talent.
This absurdly silly idea that he's a middle 6 forward notwithstanding.
Oh, come on. That's ridiculous. Middle 6F? Give me a break. Talk about a take and a half.