Rumor: Canucks interested in Kravstov

Cupless44

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No shit sherlock, just like NYR fans do NOT watch JT Miller and the Canucks...then you would clearly see he is an all situations top line forward who has clearly been the Canucks best player since he came to Vancouver.

Canucks are NOT in a Cup winning situation right now, hence why it makes the MOST sense to capitalize on his value and trade him. When the Canucks are a perennial playoff team and potential contender JT Miller will be on his next contract, Canucks will also have to pay Horvat, Boeser, Pettersson, Hoglander, Podkolzin etc to new deals...meaning Canucks need to deal JT before his contract expires.

Ranger fans seem to think Miller is playing like the inconsistent player he was for them early in his career. Very diffrent now. The best forward on the Canucks and it isnt particularly close.
 
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clmetsfan

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That's great, he's still a 4th liner and doesn't take faceoffs, and is a pending UFA. I hope you get to keep him, because he's not worth more than a 4th rounder to the Rangers.
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Frankie Blueberries

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You clearly don’t watch the game outside of the East. Tyler Motte is not your typical bottom 6 4th liner. He drives play and wins puck battles all over the ice while providing top notch Defensive play, he also drives play with his speed and forechecks with the best of them.
I actually want to keep Motte and he will go for a second or more, if moved.

lol self-owned
 

rangersfansince08

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You clearly don’t watch the game outside of the East. Tyler Motte is not your typical bottom 6 4th liner. He drives play and wins puck battles all over the ice while providing top notch Defensive play, he also drives play with his speed and forechecks with the best of them.
I actually want to keep Motte and he will go for a second or more, if moved.
HAHAHA
 

Cogburn

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Shit happens when you drop out of the playoffs race.

I don't mind being wrong with Motte's return, given we got a third for Hamonic of all the garbage out there.
 

Frankie Blueberries

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Did I hurt your feelings bud? Been sitting on that one for a while I bet. Living rent free has been pretty nice though.

lol wut. The post right above mine was in response to your post, I just clicked on this thread now. It is amusing to see someone confidently declare something as the truth and miss the boat so hard though. You should become a weatherman.
 
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Imagine arrogantly posting something, being proven completely wrong, and then thinking you hurt other peoples’ feelings. Like no dude, your incompetence is only amusing for us.
Lafrenier + Schneider + Kakko for Miller in the off-season. I can feel myself slowly acquiring more space, rent free!
 

Chimpradamus

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Ranger fans seem to think Miller is playing like the inconsistent player he was for them early in his career. Very diffrent now. The best forward on the Canucks and it isnt particularly close.
It has nothing to do about that. It's that Miller isn't on his last year of his contract, Rangers can't afford him next season with zero cap room. They wouldn't have dumped Buchnevich for a terrible exchange if they could afford more top quality in the lineup as it already was. With the raises of Zibanejad, Fox, etc, even Strome will probably be gone next season because of cap issues and he's not expensive. Why trade for a player you can't afford?

And if Vancouver wants prospects already playing in the NYR lineup or some other high value ones and not just picks, well, that's an additional problem. NYR won't win a cup with or without Miller, they still need some years in them.

It was expected among many NYR fans that Drury would only make depth moves and so far that is all he has done and only with middle picks. There is no expensive mercenary on his last months of his contract that fits the role needed in NYR. NYR's problem is depth, not talent because of long term injuries to Blaise (I think, I barely remember his name in the few games he played before Slewban blew out his knee) and Kakko.

The cap of the player going to NYR could be $40 million this season, but has to be $0 next season.
 
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CupInSIX

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You clearly don’t watch the game outside of the East. Tyler Motte is not your typical bottom 6 4th liner. He drives play and wins puck battles all over the ice while providing top notch Defensive play, he also drives play with his speed and forechecks with the best of them.
I actually want to keep Motte and he will go for a second or more, if moved.

Good trade by the Rangers.
 
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Let's move past the you were wrong, I was right, crap. Motte for a 4th is a really good deal made by Drury.
 

bernmeister

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It has nothing to do about that. It's that Miller isn't on his last year of his contract, Rangers can't afford him next season with zero cap room. They wouldn't have dumped Buchnevich for a terrible exchange if they could afford more top quality in the lineup as it already was. With the raises of Zibanejad, Fox, etc, even Strome will probably be gone next season because of cap issues and he's not expensive. Why trade for a player you can't afford?

And if Vancouver wants prospects already playing in the NYR lineup or some other high value ones and not just picks, well, that's an additional problem. NYR won't win a cup with or without Miller, they still need some years in them.

It was expected among many NYR fans that Drury would only make depth moves and so far that is all he has done and only with middle picks. There is no expensive mercenary on his last months of his contract that fits the role needed in NYR. NYR's problem is depth, not talent because of long term injuries to Blaise (I think, I barely remember his name in the few games he played before Slewban blew out his knee) and Kakko.

The cap of the player going to NYR could be $40 million this season, but has to be $0 next season.
good post
 

bernmeister

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The OP is about interest in Krav.
He will likely yet be available, but NY if smart will add to po roster, up his value, not sell cheap.
 

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