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Well he just turned 20, so I think, depending on his next deal, the earliest would be after 2023-2024. So a while.What season is Brann eligible for UFA ?
Well he just turned 20, so I think, depending on his next deal, the earliest would be after 2023-2024. So a while.What season is Brann eligible for UFA ?
Well he just turned 20, so I think, depending on his next deal, the earliest would be after 2023-2024. So a while.
This is the first year that he played over 10 games so 6 more 26-27?
Thanks - just looking at 6 years of control (UFA) of Brann vs 7 more of Stone. 4-5 of the Brann years may be “good+” . Brann has residual value after those years. Stone probably tails off a bit and has close to none at the end.
A late first round pick type player who takes 3-5 years of development and proves 4-5 productive years is expensive. Extending them and buying out their UFA years is expensive too.
Bridge him and have him as a RFA when he is 25. The teams in last place Stone or Brann....saving 8 million a year to suck. That seams reasonable
For sure - I’m sorta extending this too the value of a late first round pick for Pager or someone.
Our late first round forwards haven’t provided a lot of productivity for us .
Most don’t thats why the more you get the better the odds are you luck out sooner or later
This team isnt going to need help for 4 or so years anyway, does it hurt to keep him? Nope.Ya ... but that puts Pager’s value around a guy who is a coin toss that may help the team out for 3-5 years before hitting UFA. We have a pretty sure thing in front of us.
As of today he is pacing out as the third highest PPG in AHL history as a 20 year old dman.
Still not enough games but looking strong as an AHL player.
who has first and second
which side is he playing down there?As of today he is pacing out as the third highest PPG in AHL history as a 20 year old dman.
Still not enough games but looking strong as an AHL player.
As of today he is pacing out as the third highest PPG in AHL history as a 20 year old dman.
Still not enough games but looking strong as an AHL player.
which side is he playing down there?
Was this top 3 20 year olds ... or top 3 AHL Dman ?
As of today he is pacing out as the third highest PPG in AHL history as a 20 year old dman.
Still not enough games but looking strong as an AHL player.
Dorian has talked about his preference to develop him on the left side despite his preference to play right.which side is he playing down there?
Wait, what am I missing? I don't see how you're coming up with this.
Gaston Gingras? Darren Veitsch? Drake Berehowski? Erik Karlsson?
Uhhh aren’t we severely lacking on the right side?Dorian has talked about his preference to develop him on the left side despite his preference to play right.
Not really. I guess it really depends on what they do with Demelo.Uhhh aren’t we severely lacking on the right side?
Uhhh aren’t we severely lacking on the right side?
"I think as an organization we’ve had internal debates about whether he’s better on the left side or right side," Dorion said during a radio hit in Ottawa last week following the trade for defenceman Mike Reilly.
"I think the two people that matter the most, the coach and the GM, think he’s better on the left side."
Memo to the 20-year-old kid – your opinion takes a back seat.
Senators believe left is right for prospect Erik Brannstrom - Sportsnet.ca
He looked better playing the right side in Belleville as well but is not back to playing the left there."I think as an organization we’ve had internal debates about whether he’s better on the left side or right side," Dorion said during a radio hit in Ottawa last week following the trade for defenceman Mike Reilly.
"I think the two people that matter the most, the coach and the GM, think he’s better on the left side."
Memo to the 20-year-old kid – your opinion takes a back seat.
Senators believe left is right for prospect Erik Brannstrom - Sportsnet.ca
dorion also said he wanted lazar on the wing because when hes center he plays nicer and likes to pass but on the wing he has no choice but to shoot... a coach Pierre Dorion most definitely is not.Dorian has talked about his preference to develop him on the left side despite his preference to play right.