dubplatepressure
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- Jul 10, 2007
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Okay, the issue is I see people looking for shiny names. Some will take a mid-late first + prospect for him (which I see as his real value). In this scenario, we are losing a 60 P winger, and getting two maybe's who might never make the NHL and might never REPLACE JVR.
I personally think JVR takes a pay cut. If the team is on the up, I think most other teams will be in the same boat (So before Chicago wont eh cup, it's like choosing between them, the wings, blues, etc) (not saying we will ever be comparable to chicago just saying) and he might see potential in taking a fair deal. If he takes a 4 year deal at 6M, that's not really any different than the Sharp contract.
Believe it or not FIRST LINE players over 30 are a valuable asset to teams. You must realize, as our stars age, they help our new stars ease into the NHL. This is the system we are building.
Yep, that's the counter argument. I'm just pointing out that the trade-argument isn't so unbelievably far fetched either.