Sterling Archer
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I’d happily let a bottom feeder take Caufield for their next four 1st rounders. I already answered the question. I said before, I wouldn’t want a player who doesn’t want to be here. Also opens the OS option to Habs as retaliation to screw that team over and further mess up their cap to make them less competitive or steal a top end prospect back.And we’ve seen the best way to do that is to draft high over an extended period of time. It doesn’t make sense to trade those picks away.
I’ll ask you again, would you do it? I wouldn’t.
Contenders can move contracts around. We’ve seen it time and again. If a team needs space they can find it.
No. I’d much rather make the move as a contender than a bottom feeder. Worst case you have to move some contracts around. But the bottom feeder loses top picks. No way I’d give that up.
I think the most likely would be a team that’s close to contending and thinks CC could put them over. Florida is a good example. Carolina’s already done it once…
And sure a contender could
Move salary but is Caufield a proven entity worth moving another top end player, giving up flor 1st AND paying $9M+ for the pleasure? I certainly wouldn’t think so.
I think it’s far more likely a shitty team who’s been rebuilding and already have a bunch of top end prospects makes that deal. Unlike a contending team, they’d already have the assets, the cap and a young team who could use a young player like prospect. Again, that makes much more sense then the former.