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Is there a trade to be made here? What would it take from NYI?
Sorry... Justin Faulk CAR
Sorry... Justin Faulk CAR
Top 10 protected 2019 1st would get it done I'd think. Maybe a roster D going back to Carolina
While I think NYI will be more rebuilding rather than going for Faulk.
I would imagine Ho-sang and a 2nd would get it done considering it will be a pretty high 2nd
In no way, shape or form should CAR need, want or ask for a roster D in return for Faulk. The point of moving him is the fact that they have 7 NHL D currently signed, 5 of them being top 4 quality (Slavin, Hamilton, de Haan, Pesce and Faulk, the odd man out).
A 1st is good plus a B level prospect I'd think, but a roster forward, capable of playing C and also capable of scoring 20g, would be much preferred over futures.
Also worth mentioning, is the fact that Faulk has a list of 15 teams he can to which he can reject trades. NYI, perhaps, might be on that list.
For a team continuously stating the importance they place on character, I don’t think Ho-Sang would be of any interest despite the fact that we need to get more skilled.
2019 protected 1st and Nelson...
No offense, but Beau is 21 y/o, (currently) 2nd line player, 20+ goals, and on an entry level contract. I like Faulk a lot, but I don't think that would be a starting point for a trade between the two. But, who knows! Crazier trades have certainly been made.I think for Faulk the Canes would ask for Beauvillier as a centerpiece. IMO the Canes need to solve the C or G problem in moving one of their D.
No offense, but Beau is 21 y/o, (currently) 2nd line player, 20+ goals, and on an entry level contract. I like Faulk a lot, but I don't think that would be a starting point for a trade between the two. But, who knows! Crazier trades have certainly been made.
I can't see NYI trading Ho Sang right now. They'd rather sink or swim with him. He may fizzle and be out of the league in 2 years, but too much upside for a team that just lost a high upside player.While I think NYI will be more rebuilding rather than going for Faulk.
I would imagine Ho-sang and a 2nd would get it done considering it will be a pretty high 2nd
While I think NYI will be more rebuilding rather than going for Faulk.
I would imagine Ho-sang and a 2nd would get it done considering it will be a pretty high 2nd
Faulk is a 26 year old top-4 RHD entering his prime. Signed for 2 years @ $4.8 million (Cap hit, salary is higher). Probably not worth as much to a team like NYI, but that is a premium asset for a team currently in their Cup window.
As noted above, Carolina would ask for Beau. Islanders counter with Brock Nelson. Each org has a good laugh and no trade gets done. Probably happens with 99.9% of these communications.
Both Trotz and Lou have said he has a clean slate.I can't see NYI trading Ho Sang right now. They'd rather sink or swim with him. He may fizzle and be out of the league in 2 years, but too much upside for a team that just lost a high upside player.
Lou is calling this a retool, not a rebuild.I highly doubt NYI, who just lost a franchise player for absolutely nothing, is going to start spending assets on players who realistically wont survive a rebuild. I imagine they spend the next season selling pieces off for draft picks. Try again in free agency next year while hoping the prospects develop. Even Faulk for free doesn't make this team a playoff hopeful, the assest spent to get him for possibly a season and a half don't make any sense at all.
What about something involving Bailey + 2019 1st? I'd think that would check all the boxes for CarolinaIn no way, shape or form should CAR need, want or ask for a roster D in return for Faulk. The point of moving him is the fact that they have 7 NHL D currently signed, 5 of them being top 4 quality (Slavin, Hamilton, de Haan, Pesce and Faulk, the odd man out).
A 1st is good plus a B level prospect I'd think, but a roster forward, capable of playing C and also capable of scoring 20g, would be much preferred over futures.
Also worth mentioning, is the fact that Faulk has a list of 15 teams he can to which he can reject trades. NYI, perhaps, might be on that list.
Lou is calling this a retool, not a rebuild.
And according to the ny media, Lou is shopping for a top 4D.
There is a tweet on the nyi board saying the Isles were in the mix for Karlsson and were reportedly willing to take on Ryan's crap contract to get a Karlsson deal done, but he refused to sign an extension and that ended the trade talk. Hardly sounds like a front office rebuilding.
Eh...not horrible...the attached first plus the need to move Faulk would make me reluctantly accept this. What is Nelson’s contract status?
Personally, I’d prefer a player like Hayes from NYR over Nelson, but Faulk and his $4.8M are dead weight on the roster at the moment, so getting a warm body up front that’s not completely inept in the top 9 plus a first works for me.
He can, but Dumba wouldn't. He'd be like a lost sheep.Are we sure Faulk can handle the riggers of playing in the Metro
What about something involving Bailey + 2019 1st? I'd think that would check all the boxes for Carolina
Brock nelson and a 2nd round pick in 2019Is there a trade to be made here? What would it take from NYI?
Sorry... Justin Faulk CAR