malcb33
Registered User
For Bouchard to be moved, Ken Holland would have to feel that his job is on the line, and the trade is his last chance at redeeming himself because if the trade didn't work out, he would certainly be gone after that.
The only way that I think it would happen (not that I actually think it would happen) is if Holland feels that trading Bouchard would improve his team in both the short and mid-term, in more areas than Bouchard does himself. So maybe if someone were to offer a proven starter and solid RHD which both had salary retained or on great deals (combined at less than the salary going out) and the other team took a multi-year cap dump as well (more term left than Koskinen).
It would have to be a very specific return in a time of desperation for Hollard to even consider it, and then still probably doesn't get done as there will be other options.
The only way that I think it would happen (not that I actually think it would happen) is if Holland feels that trading Bouchard would improve his team in both the short and mid-term, in more areas than Bouchard does himself. So maybe if someone were to offer a proven starter and solid RHD which both had salary retained or on great deals (combined at less than the salary going out) and the other team took a multi-year cap dump as well (more term left than Koskinen).
It would have to be a very specific return in a time of desperation for Hollard to even consider it, and then still probably doesn't get done as there will be other options.