LeBrun: Dallas and Minnesota interested in Brock Nelson

Isles72

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He’d be a great fit on the JETS. Technically his hometown of Warroad is closer to Winnipeg than it is to St. Paul MN.:nod:

I’d begrudgingly part with Colby Barlow if I had to.

Scheifele - Nelson - Lowry - Namestnikov is pretty solid center depth.
I'd be shocked if Chevy traded Barlow for Nelson but perhaps having Yager in the system makes that trade easier to make for wpg
 

State of Hockey

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It’s not that we cannot offer a 1st, it’s just not the one you want.

The one the Isles want AND the one that most other teams can offer. We're the loser here, not New York.

It begs the question. Does Guerin actually believe in this team? Because if one does, one shouldn't waste opportunities like this one with Kaprizov in his prime. It's going to tough to acquire a top rental without a tradeable 1st before 2027.
 
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Digitalbooya

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The one the Isles want AND the one that most other teams can offer. We're the loser here, not New York.

It begs the question. Does Guerin actually believe in this team? Because if one does, one shouldn't waste opportunities like this one with Kaprizov in his prime. It's going to tough to acquire a top rental without a tradeable 1st before 2027.
It’s comedic, you using the term “we” like you’re actually a Wild fan.
 
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Dr Jan Itor

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It’s comedic, you using the term “we” like you’re actually a Wild fan.
He's not wrong. Dallas or Winnipeg 2025 1st >> our 2027 1st, if we're the 3 teams bidding.

Of course, he'd rip Guerin for trading a 1st for rental the second it happened.

I think we could probably write conditional language onto a 2026 1st depending on what happens this year (if we send away 2025, the 2026 becomes conditionally protected in 2026 or unprotected in 2027), but why would the Islanders want to deal with that when they could just get a 2025 1st and move on?
 

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