Yep there's probably not a whole lot of difference between a 42 points player and a 9 point player, you really got that one right.
In what world is Stone held in the same value stratosphere as Shattenkirk?
everywhere the gms that are selling are cursing arizona under their breath
I don't think he is bad at all. He was quite good actually last year but suffered a pretty serious knee injury the last few weeks of the season..
I think coming to a team with actual structure will do wonders for him.
Shattenkirk >>>> Stone and Kulikov
If Shattenkirk doesn't return a 1st+ then he wont be traded.Yes, I was totally implying that those two have the same value and not just implying that returns for rentals isn't going to be as high as some people on here want to think. Yeah, for sure. I thought including Kulikov would have given that away, but I guess not.
If they were hoping to go by the precedent that Peter Chiarelli spent on Larsson, they were sadly mistaken.
Guys, Stone isn't that good.
if If Dave Tippett brings one thing, it's team structure.I don't think he is bad at all. He was quite good actually last year but suffered a pretty serious knee injury the last few weeks of the season..
I think coming to a team with actual structure will do wonders for him.
lol at the rangers having structure
All i have been hearing about is how bad Stone has been this season, so why exactly is the return surprising?
Because there's a ton in common between an injury-riddled pending UFA and a player signed to one of the best bargain contracts in the NHL.
Seriously, what is this place's obsession with the Hall/Larsson trade? Is it salt that the Oilers actually improved as a result?
I guess they missed their chance to sell high in the offseason