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We already lost Halls 25 goals now Oiler fans want to ship out Eberle and his 25 goals? Our right wing depth is horrible and expecting a 4th overalll pick to slot in as our solution is not the answer.
Is that the narrative now? That Chiarelli preferred Larsson over Hamonic? Are you sure it has nothing to do with reports that Snow wasn't willing to part with Hamonic for Hall?
I could care less about the "narrative". We aren't trading for Hamonic anytime soon. That's a fact.
http://www.wingingitinmotown.com/20...d-be-exempt-from-the-2017-nhl-expansion-draft
A good read as to why Manta (and Pulock) should be exempt in expansion. If Pulock is exempt, then the Isles can use that spot on de Haan. Just FYI since you keep harping on 'losing him for nothing'.
Alright and that wasn't me so I'm not sure why you keep speaking of Oilers fans as a whole. The majority of Oilers fans don't even post on the main boards.The vast majority of Oiler fans on this board spent the better part of the season talking down to Isles fans regarding Hamonic's value and how they didn't want him anyway because of his lack of offense. Funny thing, all of that.
Davidson played similarly in terms of CF/60, CA/60, and CD/60, but not production/60. De Haan is the better all-around D at this point.
I'd still trade Eberle for Hamonic.
I know it would leave the right side quite bare but it would also leave the Oilers with a very reliable blueline. Not a ton of offence but it would be effective at regaining possession and getting the puck onto McDavid's stick.
I... I'm sorry, when did PW say otherwise?
No trade to be made with Islander posters, they are satisfied with their team. None of their Dmen are available and there is only 1 forward I would be interested in and I wouldn't even dare mention his name in a trade thread.
If that wasn't you, fine, but don't act like there wasn't a cascading avalanche of Oiler fans pissing on Hamonic's value only to be smacked by reality.Alright and that wasn't me so I'm not sure why you keep speaking of Oilers fans as a whole. The majority of Oilers fans don't even post on the main boards.
As for that I won't argue that, Davidson was basically a #7 to start the year and developed a ton throughout the year. Being his rookie season, I'd expect him to improve. Even if you think de Haan is a better player, why do we give up Eberle, our best producing RWer for a slight upgrade on D when we're just going to have to piss away either him or Davidson to Vegas?
Multiple Islander fans on this thread have said that de Haan and a 1st round pick might be an option. Not sure where you see that Islander posters are saying none of their defenseman are available.
The vast majority of Oiler fans on this board spent the better part of the season talking down to Isles fans regarding Hamonic's value and how they didn't want him anyway because of his lack of offense. Funny thing, all of that.
Davidson played similarly in terms of CF/60, CA/60, and CD/60, but not production/60. De Haan is the better all-around D at this point.
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PW we need the cat picture againhttp://www.wingingitinmotown.com/20...d-be-exempt-from-the-2017-nhl-expansion-draft
A good read as to why Manta (and Pulock) should be exempt in expansion. If Pulock is exempt, then the Isles can use that spot on de Haan. Just FYI since you keep harping on 'losing him for nothing'.
Extraneous circumstances and you know it.
Hamilton - threat of offer sheet.
Leddy - cap constraints.
If you're counting on those situations to reoccur, good luck.
A easy "NO" from the Islanders. Don't want Eberle at all. Not to mention, wouldn't give up that much either.
Can you give an example where the expansion draft resulted in a devaluation of a player? Or is there no precedent?You mean like the expansion draft? And it's not like cap constraints are exactly a rarity these days as well.
Did I say it was the gold standard, or just a recent example of low supply, high demand? I don't know if you've noticed, but there aren't a whole lot of top 4 defenseman that hit the market. Let alone young and with term.Come on, man. If you're thinking the Hall trade is the gold standard for what defensemen are valued at today, prepare to be supremely disappointed in the coming months.
And the word you were looking for was 'extenuating'.
You're bang on about him not filling into your salary structure but completely fantasizing if you think Ho-Sang is anywhere near the type of player Jordan Eberle is today. He's not even a year removed from sleeping in on day one of training camp and has a laundry list of character issues to overcome before even considering how far behind he is offensively at the NHL level.
If Eberle and McDavid stay healthy-ish all season, Eberle gets 40.