IIxGURUxII
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Korpisalo is a downgrade over Kosk.. no thank you
Nemo .. now i am not interested in trading that tank
Nemo .. now i am not interested in trading that tank
And swap a vet depth D for a rookie.Why would Canes of all teams take salary and another goalie, makes no sense at all.
Korpisalo is not really an improvement.CAR Ian Cole $2.9m (to 2022 UFA) to EDM
CAR 2nd 2023 to EDM
CAR 3rd 2023 to ARI
EDM Mikko Koskinen $4.5m (to 2022 UFA) to ARI
EDM Markus Niemelainen (to 2022 RFA) $0.8m to CAR
EDM CAR 2nd 2023 to CBJ
ARI Mikko Koskinen 50% $2.3m to CAR
CBJ Joonas Korpisalo $2.8m (to 2022 UFA) to EDM
End results:
CAR: Niemelainen $0.8m, Koskinen $2.3m
EDM: Korpisalo $2.8m, Cole $2.9m
ARI: CAR 3rd 2023, (-$2.3m)
CBJ: CAR 2nd 2023
Canes get Niemelainen who is a gem, and Koskinen is actually a useful backup. Yotes get a pick for using their last retention slot. Jackets get a fair return for Korpisalo. Oilers immediately improve their goaltending at the cost of losing the hilarious hitman for a solid bottom pair vet.
Note, all four contracts end this season, no long term commitments, and that affected the pick valuations.
(If you think those valuations are off, please simply tell what would be correct instead of yelling and cussing. I'm new at this armchair GM stuff.)
Korpisalo isn't worse than Koskinen. And the salary stuff evened out.
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you need to follow it through as he ends up in Carolina which is a WAY better team than Edmonton.Koskinen wont waive the NTC to go to a non playoff team
I need to follow through the thread. this was already pointed out.you need to follow it through as he ends up in Carolina which is a WAY better team than Edmonton.
...except that the Jackets want no part of that unless we're getting additional compensation for it.Don't need ARI either if Korpisalo is the target for EDM.
It should be a straight Koski for Korpi swap
Can you get Gibson?No. I'm not even looking at the proposal because we want an improvement in net.
Depends what the ask is I guess hey? If I had a choice, I'd keep Koski over Korp.Can you get Gibson?
Edmonton gets an upgrade on defense, a potential upgrade in goal, and a 2nd round pick.
On the surface this looks ridiculously bad for the Canes but I don't know much about Markus Niemelainen, what can people tell me about him?
He's not going anywhere any time soon...nope.He’s a decently mobile 6’6 dman who’s out there looking to murder guys to the point where 13 games into his career, you’re already seeing other teams scouting picking up to avoid going to those areas against him. You’d struggle to find any Oiler fans who would entertain the idea of moving him. He’s still got a ways to go, but he’s looking extremely promising
Truth be told, I just wanted to try pry out Nemo from your contractual/budgetary grasp. Unpossible, I know.No. I'm not even looking at the proposal because we want an improvement in net.
I'm coming around on Korpisalo because I truly believe that his stats in the past couple of seasons have completely tanked his trade value. And I don't think either goalie is as poor there as their results have shown. Korpisalo also has some really strong numbers in the playoffs, so it wouldn't really hurt to give his a test run as an impending UFA.
That being said, I don't think it's a trade that really needs to be complicated. Late pick value that slightly improves due to having to take back some salary.
I could tell from the proposal that this was the case. Hands off our Neimo.Don't tell anyone but smuggling Niemelainen to Canes was the secret plot in it all along.
When it comes to trade value, yeah Korpisalo should have zero value based on recent results. But is Merzlikins really only a 0.903 goalie? That team doesn't help out their goalies a ton.Koskinen last 3 years
48-34-5, .907
Korpisalo last 3 years
34-33-12, .899
Yeah, he's worse.
Dang, you noticed. The proposal was elaborate enough, I didn't anger the hockey gods, or at least I confused them.I could tell from the proposal that this was the case. Hands off our Neimo.
Speaking of complicated... when it comes to goalies, should we call it save percentage or save ratio?I'm not convinced that Korpisalo isn't actually worse than Koskinen. Props for doing all the complicated work on it, but I don't think it makes Edmonton better.