Value of: Charlie Coyle

[CellyHard]

If the Bruins keep slipping, a lot of us are expecting a core player to be moved, especially from the forward group.

Coyle had 60 points last year in a top six role but was usually around 45 pts as a 3C in years past.

He's paid 5.25 for this year and next.

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[pld459666]

If the Bruins keep slipping, a lot of us are expecting a core player to be moved, especially from the forward group.

Coyle had 60 points last year in a top six role but was usually around 45 pts as a 3C in years past.

He's paid 5.25 for this year and next.

Not that he needs it, but with some retention, the Bruins could cash in nicely

 

[HockeyVirus]

Not that he needs it, but with some retention, the Bruins could cash in nicely

Bruins fans are talking about waiving this guy. I'd be shocked if they got anything of note even at max retention.

 

[CellyHard]

Bruins fans are talking about waiving this guy. I'd be shocked if they got anything of note even at max retention.

We've been bad after 9 games and there's been a lot of finger pointing but I haven't seen anyone talking about waiving him just yet

He also brings so much more outside of just points. He hasn't missed a game since the Covid season, plays huge defensive assignments and penalty killing, above avg FO %, leader in the room.

Bruins most certainly aren't just going to give him away for nothing. He's been a soldier for a while.

 

[Coffee]

Not that he needs it, but with some retention, the Bruins could cash in nicely

Retain on him or else you will not like the return

 

[Dr Quincy]

Bruins fans are talking about waiving this guy. I'd be shocked if they got anything of note even at max retention.

No serious fan is talking about waiving him. He's been bad, but so has the so team. He has value. How much is the only question.

 

[TheBeastCoast]

We've been bad after 9 games and there's been a lot of finger pointing but I haven't seen anyone talking about waiving him just yet

He also brings so much more outside of just points. He hasn't missed a game since the Covid season, plays huge defensive assignments and penalty killing, above avg FO %, leader in the room.

Bruins most certainly aren't just going to give him away for nothing. He's been a soldier for a while.

Truth is probably somewhere in the middle. He absolutely isn't waiver fodder....but without retention the return is probably very light.

 

[57special]

As the cap goes up, his deal becomes easier to swallow. Is an absolute horse, excellent defensively, and chips in offensively. Perfect for a team who needs quality depth and brawn in the middle for a playoff run. Makes sense to get at the TDL, when it's easier to fit him under the cap.

As a hometown kid, it would be quite a statement if BOS were to move him. If I was the acquiring team, I would worry that that he would be slow to adjust to the change of locale.
Coyle is frustrating to watch as a fan. Some days he looks like an absolute beast with skill, others, you can't find him.

Depending on how this year goes, he should be worth a late 1st or so at the TDL. If his slow start continues, he'll be worth less, but he'll probably end up with 35-40 points.