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There lies no problem. Flyers can Keep him.
If that first line isn't a troll post then i don't know what is.
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Value of: Carter Hart to Habs
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ManofSteel55
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This question proves why watching is important.What is the point of that trade, since Carter Hart has similar stats to Montembeault ?
Hart is worth an early (not top 5) to mid 1st round pick easily. Montembault is worth a mid round pick easy. If that.
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Well the argument is about whether they'll be a bubble team like Buffalo, Detroit, and Ottawa next year with that lineup, not a dynasty, smh
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You can disagree all you want . It’s not up for debate . The results are the results …and they are not positive.
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It is up for debate. The arguments being made just aren't good ones, just reiterating a position.
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Again you can argue with me but you can’t with the numbers /results . Anyway I’ll step away as this thread is about Hart .
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The discussion is about whether the Habs will be a bubble team next year. What results do you have about that? Do you have a time machine (joke)? What results do you have saying Savard is bad this year?
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Hart's situation is like trying to operate a Michelin Star restaurant but your supplier keeps delivering a dumper truck of human excrement to your door. You can dress it up to the best of your ability, but you've still got human shit in front of you.
what I was thinking, I mean his career numbers are not amazing but the dude has been stuck on a bad Flyers team the last 3 years. He is 24 and the Flyers are rebuilding not? Why trade him.
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It'll come down to Philadelphia choosing which goalie to build around.... and then getting what they can for the other guy. If they see Hart as a Price reincarnation, they'll just keep him. If they're unsure, he'll be moved, but the value will take that uncertainty into account.
Goalies traditionally fetch surprisingly little on the trade market, so that has to be kept in mind.
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The guy is asking for an unprotected 1st from a terrible, rebuilding team, as well as two top-50 prospects (based on the Athletic's rankings). It shouldn't be considered a serious asking price.
That's the asking price when you have no plan on moving someone but figure "hey, maybe the other guy is a fool, might as well ask for the moon".
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Caved? What do you mean by that?
Savard has been very consistent for the Habs. He plays his role very well.
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The Habs prospect pool is not underwhelming. Very far from it and yes, we know, not all of them will turn into who we think they will. But there is a lots of development production from several of them and lots of them are well north of pt/game in whatever league they play.
Do we have loads of grade A sure shot guys? NO, but who does? The Habs have done very well in recent years with our high draft power.
Hutson, Farrell, and a unprotected 1st? Sorry but no team offers pieces like that. I really don't think you know our pool that well.
I'm out on a potential Hart trade. I think he still has some potential but I'm not desperate to trade for a goalie at this point in time. Rather focus on other parts we are after and find the goalie later. Who knows how good Dobes is. Goalies are so hard to evaluate. Even Hart.
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Also said that the Habs prospect pool is underwhelming but names 2 hobey finalists
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I think the Habs are content with what they have in net during this transition period.
I think goaltending is something they look at more closely when the rest of their team has a solid foundation in place.
So I don't see the Habs making a high commitment type of move like carter hart at this time.
I think goaltending is something they look at more closely when the rest of their team has a solid foundation in place.
So I don't see the Habs making a high commitment type of move like carter hart at this time.
Habs and leafs fans are two sides of the same coin.
Sure Kerfoot and a 2nd for Hart let's do it.
Sure Kerfoot and a 2nd for Hart let's do it.
U24 goalies sorted by GP. Bunch of scrubs, obviously. No franchise goalies here, nope. In fact, Hart is only doing better than that scrub Vasilevsky at the same points in their careers. What a bum.
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You think you're being funny, but I think Kerfoot and a 2nd is actually closer to his trade value than your ask.
Like I said elsewhere, it comes down to the Flyers deciding who they want to build around. If as an organization they decide to move on from Hart, they'll go for whatever is available on the market.
True enough but Ersson has only played 10 games which is a small sample to think he could be a number one going forward. Hart is signed for one more year then he's a RFA, at that time you can offer him a long term deal but if he doesn't sign then you trade him.
