HoliksGhost
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Maybe Hamilton, Palat, Haula, and Dillon for Quinn.Imagine if we could offload Dougie and simultaneously upgrade his spot with Quinn Hughes.
A boy can dream.
Imagine if we could offload Dougie and simultaneously upgrade his spot with Quinn Hughes.
A boy can dream.
this Quinn to NJ thing is insane.
I think it would take Bratt tbh. Bratt + Nemec for Quinn as a start.
I understand and respect your sentiment. As our team is currently constituted, we aren’t anywhere close to being a Stanley Cup contender, even with Quinn Hughes. I’m skeptical that one off-season is going to change that. Plus, assets used to acquire Quinn could be used to help the team over the next two seasons with another addition(s). It’s going to take A LOT to get him here via trade. It’s why I’d rather just sign him as a UFA.I’d like to have 2 more shots at the Stanley Cup if it were up to me.
As our team is currently constituted, we aren’t anywhere close to being a Stanley Cup contender, even with Quinn Hughes. I’m skeptical that one off-season is going to change that. Plus, assets used to acquire Quinn could be used to help the team over the next two seasons.I’d like to have 2 more shots at the Stanley Cup if it were up to me.
He doesn’t make us “tougher to play against” so it’s a hard no for Fitzgerald.Knowing Fitz he would refuse to sign Quinn because he's too fast and skilled.
i’m not sure you appreciate how good quinn is. we would be a lot closer to being a stanley cup contender there is absolutely no question about it.As our team is currently constituted, we aren’t anywhere close to being a Stanley Cup contender, even with Quinn Hughes. I’m skeptical that one off-season is going to change that. Plus, assets used to acquire Quinn could be used to help the team over the next two seasons.
Quinn Hughes would be the best player on our team the moment he steps on the ice - this player is a true difference maker so the idea we wouldn’t be an immediate favorite for next year seems far fetched.As our team is currently constituted, we aren’t anywhere close to being a Stanley Cup contender, even with Quinn Hughes. I’m skeptical that one off-season is going to change that. Plus, assets used to acquire Quinn could be used to help the team over the next two seasons.
Would do this in an instant and it’s a great deal for Vancouver as well. They can also have Mercer if they want him.![]()
To Van: Nemec, Silayev, Hamilton or Palat (doubt they'd go to Van, but whatever this is fantasy land anyway), 2026 1st, ....prob another 1st
To NJ: Quinn and Demko (50% ret)
Vancouver formally enters the tank for McKenna sweepstakes.
Where I overrateed him? I said we should trade him. Espeially with the news about Quinn. There are no room for him in the future in the situation with all the Hughes in the room. I never said the trade should be one for one. Its unreal. I never said we should not have Quinn because we have Luke and Casey. You are taking words from your head, not from my massages.You are overrating Casey a lot.
Quinn helps now. He’s head and shoulders above everyone on this roster besides Jack. Casey could be a solid bottom pair guy that can qb a pp.
In no world should we be saying we shouldn’t have Quinn because we have Luke and Casey.
Forwards issues are fixing by other moves.How does Quinn fix our forward issues?
We have 2 big issues, and Quinn fixes one of them in a monumental way (general offense/skating/puck handling from the back end).How does Quinn fix our forward issues?
He brings a ton of offense, more than most forwards do in the entire league.How does Quinn fix our forward issues?
We won’t need forwardsHow does Quinn fix our forward issues?
For one he’d help the transition game which is sorely lackingHow does Quinn fix our forward issues?