Draisaitl also played really well 2 years ago when he was with Hall. As well as the first half of last year when he wasn't stapled to McDavids wing. Also in the playoffs he outplayed McDavid in the games that they didn't play together. Also had a much better JR career than Galchenyuk (not that it matters much but it shows that Drai, who is 2 years younger, has always been a better player)
But the point I was making is that is what it would cost Montreal to get Draisaitl because he is not available. The Oilers hold him in the highest regard. Unlike Galchenyuk who the habs were trying to get rid of (even though they lack Center Depth).
The Habs just don't have the pieces to get it done without adding "several first round picks"
Why would Edmonton trade him for less than that when 29 other teams would love to have him and, unlike the habs, could actually offer something of substance.
Again I am not suggesting what Montreal would pay, Im just suggesting what it would take to trade him to the habs, and even then, I doubt Edmonton would trade him for Galchenyuk +++++
Draisaitl also played really well 2 years ago when he was with Hall. As well as the first half of last year when he wasn't stapled to McDavids wing. Also in the playoffs he outplayed McDavid in the games that they didn't play together. Also had a much better JR career than Galchenyuk (not that it matters much but it shows that Drai, who is 2 years younger, has always been a better player)
But the point I was making is that (Galcehnyuk ++++) is what it would cost Montreal to get Draisaitl because he is not available. The Oilers hold him in the highest regard. Unlike Galchenyuk who the habs were trying to get rid of 2 weeks ago (even though they lack Center Depth).
The Habs just don't have the pieces to get it done without adding "several first round picks"
Why would Edmonton trade him for less than that when 29 other teams would love to have him while many of the teams, unlike the habs, could actually offer something of substance?
Again I am not suggesting what Montreal would pay, Im just suggesting what it would take to trade him to the habs, and even then, I doubt Edmonton would trade him for Galchenyuk +++
- Galchenyuk is only 23 and has already reached 60 points level (+/-).
- Galchenyuk is a great offensive center but needs to work on the defensive part. Hard to say if he figures that part of the game out or not. Regardless if he is a center or not, he's a serious young talent in the NHL. Get real!
- Habs are not trading Galchenyuk becuase were giving up on him. We would entertain the idea of trading him (with other pieces), if it meant we got a legit #1C.
Don't confuse yourself about the Galchenyuk rumors and his true value. "He's worth at least 10 times more than you think he's worth" See how exaggeration works?
- Galchenyuk is only 23 and has already reached 60 points level (+/-).
- Galchenyuk is a great offensive center but needs to work on the defensive part. Hard to say if he figures that part of the game out or not. Regardless if he is a center or not, he's a serious young talent in the NHL. Get real!
- Habs are not trading Galchenyuk becuase were giving up on him. We would entertain the idea of trading him (with other pieces), if it meant we got a legit #1C.
Don't confuse yourself about the Galchenyuk rumors and his true value. "He's worth at least 10 times more than you think he's worth" See how exaggeration works?
no chance. the difference between Draisaitl/Klefbom and Trouba is NOT Bryan Little.
