LeBrun: DeBrincat will most likely be traded, agent has submitted list of preferred destinations

[ColbyChaos]

Here’s one, you can do the rest,

L

 

[Golden_Jet]

Brother…the real Elliotte knows it’s not Hockey In Night Canada

good catch thanks, I’ll remove it

 

[ClydeLee]

TSN insider trading, he said. ( not made up, sorry to burst your bubble.)

What’s happened here is DeBrincat’s camp, led by agent Jeff Jackson, has submitted a list of preferred destinations that his client would be interested in joining. The reason that’s significant is that if general manager Pierre Dorion does trade DeBrincat, he would want him to be signed through this trade so he could get maximum value back in return.

Alex DeBrincat has submitted preferred trade list to Ottawa Senators - TSN.ca

Alex DeBrincat's days with the Ottawa Senators appear to be numbered. TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reports that DeBrincat's agent has submitted a list of preferred trade destinations as contract talks continue to stall between the two sides.

www.tsn.ca

I'm not saying Cat didn't give a list. I'm saying how there's no real insider claims to who is on the list.

Friedman or other writers have simply said their guess is Detroit/No Tax teams. Because other players have done that. That's not knowledge of what Cat wants.

 

[Golden_Jet]

I'm not saying Cat didn't give a list. I'm saying how there's no real insider claims to who is on the list.

Friedman or other writers have simply said their guess is Detroit/No Tax teams. Because other players have done that. That's not knowledge of what Cat wants.

That’s fair, it’s the insiders saying what they think. Without going and watching the hit again, I don’t recall their exact wording.

 

[Gil Gunderson]

 

[Gaylord Q Tinkledink]

**Ron MacLean enters my being**


You know what they say. You Can DeBrincat, but no guarantee the Debrincat will stay.

And with that, we say goodnight.

**Ron MacLean leaves my being**

 

[ottawa]

So you only believe these types of lists if the player reads them on TV?


Interesting

That isn't what you said back when you used to, for whatever reason, bug us on our board

"I was raised in Montreal but went to school with Cody Ceci"

Dude, you have issues

If you want proof of my birth in Montreal and my certificate of graduation from St Petes, you can DM me lol.

I swear to God I'll give you both those things but on the condition that you get as many of your sens friends on here to stop replying to anything and everything I say remotely related to the sens. It's staklerish.

 

[lawrence]

Incoming prospect one draft pick and a mid 20s roster player.

 

[HarrisonFord]

I was actually born and raised in Montreal, that being said, I think Ottawa is a fantastic city. It's just not a hockey city.

It’s definitely a hockey city. It’s just got a corporate city. You also have a ton of people who live there who originated in Toronto or Montreal

 

[ColbyChaos]

delete

 

[NyQuil]

It’s definitely a hockey city. It’s just got a corporate city. You also have a ton of people who live there who originated in Toronto or Montreal

Ottawa set a record for attendance at the WJC in 2009 (453,282) and has strong support for two Junior teams in the area, the Ottawa 67s and the Gatineau Olympiques, not to mention the other minor Junior leagues in the region.

The Bell Capital Cup youth tournament hosted annually in Ottawa was called "the world's largest hockey tournament" by the Guinness Book of World Records, after the 2019 iteration.

Meanwhile, in Montreal, the number of Junior teams that have folded or left is significant. It's a Habs town, sure, but not much of a hockey town.

When Montreal and Toronto joint hosted the WJC in 2017, the total attendance was half of what it was in Ottawa (257,882). When both cities joint hosted in 2015, it was still significantly short (366,370). And this drawing from almost 10 times the population combined.

This is why no one takes what @ottawa says seriously when it comes to the Nation's Capital.

 

[Do Make Say Think]

If you want proof of my birth in Montreal and my certificate of graduation from St Petes, you can DM me lol.

I swear to God I'll give you both those things but on the condition that you get as many of your sens friends on here to stop replying to anything and everything I say remotely related to the sens. It's staklerish.

I don't care, I now know you came to the Sens board to tell us you went to school in Ottawa.

Like I said, you have issues.

 

[ottawa]

I don't care, I now know you came to the Sens board to tell us you went to school in Ottawa.

Like I said, you have issues.

Of course you don't, you hate facts...and says the guy who can't stop constantly berating me. It's easier to just ignore me you know

 

[Artorius Horus T]

Career wise going to Detroit might be excellent for Brinksy, IF, he gets a role that he deserves, IF, Yzerman and his coaching staff knows what kind of player he is.

Detroit Red Wings are well managed, they have good pieces to go forwards, good prospects.

Adding someone like DeBrincat would make Detroit oh so much better.

None careerwise though... raising a family in Detroit?... yeah would not be my first destinations to do that... especially for a family with a young child.

DeBrincats loved Ottawa, the city of Ottawa and its fans but things not always go how you picture them.

 

[GordieHowYaDoin]

Career wise going to Detroit might be excellent for Brinksy, IF, he gets a role that he deserves, IF, Yzerman and his coaching staff knows what kind of player he is.

Detroit Red Wings are well managed, they have good pieces to go forwards, good prospects.

Adding someone like DeBrincat would make Detroit oh so much better.

None careerwise though... raising a family in Detroit?... yeah would not be my first destinations to do that... especially for a family with a young child.

DeBrincats loved Ottawa, the city of Ottawa and its fans but things not always go how you picture them.

The players don't live in Detroit proper. They generally live in Oakland County, one of the most affluent counties in the country, which is a great place to live and raise a family.

 

[WingsToPick4th]

The players don't live in Detroit proper. They generally live in Oakland County, one of the most affluent counties in the country, which is a great place to live and raise a family.

Yeah the guys gonna make like 60 million he will be in a very nice part of Detroit not the slums lol

A lot of wings fans don’t want the cat, me I feel he’s exactly what Detroit needs and fits the core age. Yzerman literally said he’s willing to deal high picks for CORE players It just makes sense.

 

[GordieHowYaDoin]

17 OA and something that isn't worthless.

He'll fill your arena with disappointment and depleted confidence. That counts for something, eh?

Yeah the guys gonna make like 60 million he will be in a very nice part of Detroit not the slums lol

A lot of wings fans don’t want the cat, me I feel he’s exactly what Detroit needs and fits the core age. Yzerman literally said he’s willing to deal high picks for CORE players It just makes sense.

I'm on the Cat train with you bro and agree I have this feeling Yzerman is bringing him home, if the price is right, of course.

 

[Roomba With a Bauer]

None careerwise though... raising a family in Detroit?... yeah would not be my first destinations to do that... especially for a family with a young child.

There are actually some really nice areas once you get out of Wayne County. Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, etc. are very affluent areas with almost no crime, and Little Caesars Arena is literally right off of Woodward Avenue.

If the Wings do trade for DeBrincat, they better be looking at also trading for a legit top-6 center like Lindholm. 9 for a signed DeBrincat, 17+ something else for Lindholm.

 

[GordieHowYaDoin]

There are actually some really nice areas once you get out of Wayne County. Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, etc. are very affluent areas with almost no crime, and Little Caesars Arena is literally right off of Woodward Avenue.

If the Wings do trade for DeBrincat, they better be looking at also trading for a legit top-6 center like Lindholm. 9 for a signed DeBrincat, 17+ something else for Lindholm.

It's fascinating how people view Detroit, have seen the war-zone esque pictures of ruin porn, and think the entire state of Michigan is like that.
Lol. Lmao.

 

[Gil Gunderson]

 

[Poppy Whoa Sonnet]

Ottawa could do really well here if he extends as part of the deal. A lot of options and just need two to start a bidding war.

 

[Artorius Horus T]

The players don't live in Detroit proper. They generally live in Oakland County, one of the most affluent counties in the country, which is a great place to live and raise a family.

thanks

 

[dekelikekocur]

Career wise going to Detroit might be excellent for Brinksy, IF, he gets a role that he deserves, IF, Yzerman and his coaching staff knows what kind of player he is.

Detroit Red Wings are well managed, they have good pieces to go forwards, good prospects.

Adding someone like DeBrincat would make Detroit oh so much better.

None careerwise though... raising a family in Detroit?... yeah would not be my first destinations to do that... especially for a family with a young child.

DeBrincats loved Ottawa, the city of Ottawa and its fans but things not always go how you picture them.

I truly hope he believes this nonsense but he is from the area so I'm guessing he knows better.

 

[Divine]

Ottawa set a record for attendance at the WJC in 2009 (453,282) and has strong support for two Junior teams in the area, the Ottawa 67s and the Gatineau Olympiques, not to mention the other minor Junior leagues in the region.

The Bell Capital Cup youth tournament hosted annually in Ottawa was called "the world's largest hockey tournament" by the Guinness Book of World Records, after the 2019 iteration.

Meanwhile, in Montreal, the number of Junior teams that have folded or left is significant. It's a Habs town, sure, but not much of a hockey town.

When Montreal and Toronto joint hosted the WJC in 2017, the total attendance was half of what it was in Ottawa (257,882). When both cities joint hosted in 2015, it was still significantly short (366,370). And this drawing from almost 10 times the population combined.

This is why no one takes what @ottawa says seriously when it comes to the Nation's Capital.

People go to Ottawa cause tickets are cheap between two major markets - doesn't make it a hockey city.

Even during the WJC, the tickets were much cheaper in Ottawa so people preferred traveling there. However, it's not like most of the people there were Sens fans.

Ottawa is not really a hockey city, it's a commuter hockey city in that fans from Quebec and Toronto go because they can take their families to games for 1/5th of the price. However, because of the cheap tickets, Ottawa loses money every year. If the owner who just paid almost a billion for the team wants to make a profit, which would make sense, and hikes ticket prices - that will be a true test of if Ottawa can sustain a hockey market.

 

[WarriorofTime]

People go to Ottawa cause tickets are cheap between two major markets - doesn't make it a hockey city.

Even during the WJC, the tickets were much cheaper in Ottawa so people preferred traveling there. However, it's not like most of the people there were Sens fans.

Ottawa is not really a hockey city, it's a commuter hockey city in that fans from Quebec and Toronto go because they can take their families to games for 1/5th of the price. However, because of the cheap tickets, Ottawa loses money every year. If the owner who just paid almost a billion for the team wants to make a profit, which would make sense, and hikes ticket prices - that will be a true test of if Ottawa can sustain a hockey market.

Ottawa-Gatineau has about 1.5 million people and is Sens country.

They haven't been around nearly as long as the Leafs and Habs so there is of course the disadvantage there, but they certainly have their loyal fans.