So Rielly, Sandin and Giordano of the left is good enough to contend with?If Toronto is the one who gets him, that's the most stupidest move Dubas ever do (they need RHD.... Not LHD).
So Rielly, Sandin and Giordano of the left is good enough to contend with?If Toronto is the one who gets him, that's the most stupidest move Dubas ever do (they need RHD.... Not LHD).
I wouldn't say they have any area of strength on DSeems an odd fit for the Sens. Admittedly I don't know much about Gavrikov but left shot D is like one of our main positions of strength.
We have Chabot & Sanderson as LD on the top 2 pairings. Where do you see the fit? Just curious.He‘s kinda a rock.
It all depends on the price ofc but there is def a fit here.
Thomson + Egor Sokolov?
So, you'd switch Sanderson from LD to RD?He would be a great fit in Ottawa but at what cost?!
I think an option would be to use Sanderson on the right with Gavrikov since he's played on the right before.
Chabot - Zub
Gavrikov - Sanderson
Brannstrom - Hamonic/Holden
That would complicate things with Pinto and Debrincat to re-sign though and I assume Gavrikov will cost quite a bit too on his next deal. Zaitsev would need to go the other way somehow or Sens would need to dump him at some point and that would cost something.
It might be $83.5 m next year, or it might be $86.5 m next year. I don't think they've made the decision yet on which of the two it will be iirc.With cap going up & UFA 5-6M? Seems a bit steep. Don't think he takes 4 on a UFA contract.
They have Chabot and Sanderson on the left side on their 1st & 2nd pair. Maybe you are thinking of replacing Chabot? Or maybe you are thinking of putting Gavrikov as the LD on the 3rd pair?I wouldn't say they have any area of strength on D
It’s never a bad thing to have good players lmao.We have Chabot & Sanderson as LD on the top 2 pairings. Where do you see the fit? Just curious.
Sure, I agree. But, its also a question of balance. Things like salary cap and the assets needed to acquire the player factor in to the equation. Fitting a need is also very important.It’s never a bad thing to have good players lmao.
I’ll put it this way - if the Senators are/were in on Chychrun who is also a lefty, they have shown a disregard for balancing out the roster via handedness.Sure, I agree. But, its also a question of balance. Things like salary cap and the assets needed to acquire the player factor in to the equation. Fitting a need is also very important.
We didn't sign Chychrun and there's probably reasons for that. Neither did any team so far. So, I guess you can deal with hypotheticals if you want. If Chychrun can be a good RD and we don't give up too many key assets, then it could work out as a good trade. But, all we can do is "hypothesize" at the moment.I’ll put it this way - if the Senators are/were in on Chychrun who is also a lefty, they have shown a disregard for balancing out the roster via handedness.
Obviously Right handed is preferred but I don’t think the handedness of good defender is going to stop Pierre from being in on that plauer.
Return should be a 1st in 2023 plus a current NHL defenseman who is overpaid and has 1-2 years left on his contract.
So he's a top pair guy? I don't watch enough Columbus games to have an opinion formulated on Gavrikov.Considering that I have heard nothing regarding the extension talks so far, the trade seems to be a possibility.
Whether it’s now or at TDL, a first round pick is required to begin this discussion
I wonder if Holland is getting to the point where he would move Broberg. He was untouchable not long ago. Might want to give him a shot with the big club first, its hard to say.He is a no brainer fit for Edmonton. If an extension can be done right away something like Broberg+ should be on the table.
Sandin is the opposite of what we need.Sandin+2024 2nd+2023 3rd for gavrikov
If you look at the market history for top 4 reliable defensive d men rentals, a first round pick is a valid expectationSo he's a top pair guy? I don't watch enough Columbus games to have an opinion formulated on Gavrikov.
His skating is good for his duties and his defensive game is his strongest suit. He does play the right side as most Russian D men do (very few RHD in Russia).How is his skating and defensive game? Can he play the right side sometimes?
It's the top end. Sometimes they pull a 1st from a contender (with retention in recent years), but more often its a 2nd+. Only a handful of 1st rounders move ever year (3 to 5). Not every reliable top 4 defenseman is going to pull a 1st in return.If you look at the market history for top 4 reliable defensive d men rentals, a first round pick is a valid expectation
We received a first round pick for David Savard rental. Yeah, it was a lower first round pick from a contender, but nonetheless. I consider Gavrikov to be on the same level as Savard was in 20-21It's the top end. Sometimes they pull a 1st from a contender (with retention in recent years), but more often its a 2nd+. Only a handful of 1st rounders move ever year (3 to 5). Not every reliable top 4 defenseman is going to pull a 1st in return.
There were also some retention shenanigans involved, but that's not a blocking issue for the Jackets in this case either.We received a first round pick for David Savard rental. Yeah, it was a lower first round pick from a contender, but nonetheless. I consider Gavrikov to be on the same level as Savard was in 20-21
Savard also had salary retention which added significantly to his value. I'm not saying it isn't possible. I'm saying not every player at Savard's level gets a first. If Gavrikov is that good, there's no reason to not ask for it. But you may not get it.We received a first round pick for David Savard rental. Yeah, it was a lower first round pick from a contender, but nonetheless. I consider Gavrikov to be on the same level as Savard was in 20-21