NewEraGM
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Yea I hear y’a. I just think a change of scenery would be the best thing for him and it would do wonders for him. The team has been through big ups and downs (mostly downs), COVID, Family illness….like I just think if anyone can benefit from a change, it’s him.Totally fair
My rule is generally you have the three catagories:
- Points / production
- Fancy stats
- Eye test
If a guy passes 2 of 3, I’d put less wait on the other. If he fails 2 of 3 - good chance the other is an outlier.
Brock’s production looks fine on the surface. His analytics suck. And he fails the eye test. One doesn’t need to spend much time in Canucks GDT posts to realize this.
I mean, he’s not being potentially shopped because he’s playing well. He’s being shopped because he’s playing bad.
He’s been a good player before. And has gone through some shit to put it lightly. But he’s also looked slower than ever due to injuries and this league is hard on players who have lost a step. Risky and tricky deal for both Vancouver and any suitor I would say. I have no idea what a deal would be structured like to be honest or what his value actually is on the trade market.
As another teams GM, I would look at the whole story with Brock and try to buy low on him. He’s shown he can produce. He’s a 25-30 goal scorer. He has pedigree and a good history. As for the injuries, I’m not sure what they entail to be honest but players can come back from those. And the contract I really don’t think is that bad. It’s 2.5 more years.