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Would Columbus do a Marner for Jones deal? Addresses the Leaf cap issues and right D.
Who would add? To me, the Leafs would have to add........Maybe Lily, and ask for Josh Anderson back as well.
Thoughts!!!
as much as I like both these players, I don't think it's enough for Marner. IF and that's a huge if the Leafs traded Marner it'd have to be a huge over payment, otherwise why give up arguable the Leafs best player?I'd proposed a framework of Marner for Werenski and Anderson a couple weeks ago... I'd be OK with that.
More of a question than a suggestion, is Adam Larsson worth pursuing in a trade? I don’t follow the Oilers. For example: Zaitsev and Kapanen for Larsson and ? (Puljarvi/pool party/whatever ).
If Larsson is an upgrade over Zaitsev, and if Edmonton were intrigued by the idea of Kappy flanking Connor, does something like this fly? Just spitballing here.
this trade could help both teams, value's about right, might favor the Oilers a wee bit, but if you factor in salaries the Leafs come out ahead.More of a question than a suggestion, is Adam Larsson worth pursuing in a trade? I don’t follow the Oilers. For example: Zaitsev and Kapanen for Larsson and ? (Puljarvi/pool party/whatever ).
If Larsson is an upgrade over Zaitsev, and if Edmonton were intrigued by the idea of Kappy flanking Connor, does something like this fly? Just spitballing here.
as much as I like both these players, I don't think it's enough for Marner. IF and that's a huge if the Leafs traded Marner it'd have to be a huge over payment, otherwise why give up arguable the Leafs best player?
I would love to know who the rumoured big D was that the Leafs were chasing at the deadline. Leafs need to replace Gauthier while adding some sandpaper in that spot. Sparks is obvious.
I would think it was pietrangelo
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St. Louis was not doing good playoffs were sketchy
I think that trade will be revisited
I'd proposed a framework of Marner for Werenski and Anderson a couple weeks ago... I'd be OK with that.
Rather get Seth Jones for Marner straight up.I'd proposed a framework of Marner for Werenski and Anderson a couple weeks ago... I'd be OK with that.
More of a question than a suggestion, is Adam Larsson worth pursuing in a trade? I don’t follow the Oilers. For example: Zaitsev and Kapanen for Larsson and ? (Puljarvi/pool party/whatever ).
If Larsson is an upgrade over Zaitsev, and if Edmonton were intrigued by the idea of Kappy flanking Connor, does something like this fly? Just spitballing here.
Yes, Larsson is worth pursuing. He is an upgrade over Zaitsev.
No, Edmonton won’t want Zaitsev in return. They have enough cap problems.
I would have to think he re signs in st l. Now. Maybe If they had missed the playoffs.
Meh it’s almost a straight up swap.
They need defensemen.
If CJ is to be believed. Then larson is on his way out. They have both decided a change of scenery is necessary
Interesting that the final 4 teams all have no players over $8M/year. Speaks to their front office efficiency. Our recent signings:
- Mathews 6 years @ 11.634m
- Nylander 6 years @ 7m
- Rosen 2 years @ 750k
- Ennis 1 year deal @ 650k
- Tavares 7 years @ 11m
- Hyman 4 years @ 2.25m
- Marleau 3 years @ 6.25m
- Hainsey 2 years @ 3m
- McIlhenney 2 years @ 850k
- Zaitsev 7 years @ 4.5m
- Ben Smith 1 year @ 650k
- Matt Martin 4 years @ 2.5m
- Kadri 6 years @ 4.5m
- Rielly 6 years @ 5m
It's interesting that Boston, over the last 5-6 years, has decided to move on from players like Kessel, Seguin, and Thornton (a little longer ago). Carolina let Skinner walk and traded Lindholm and Hanafin for Hamilton, Ferland, and Fox, and aquired Terrevainen through trade. St Louis traded Thompson, Sobotka, and Berglund as well as a 1st and 2nd for O'Reilly, traded B Schenn for Lehtera and 2 1sts. San Jose has recently traded for Evander Kane, Erik Karlsson, and Gus Nyquist. Each have done a fair amount of tweaking until they get it right.
Not all of these are cap moves, but some clearly are designed to make lateral moves while improving their cap space.
The biggest trade we've seen recently is Muzzin for no roster players. Prior to that Andersen for a 1st and a 2nd, and the Phaneuf trade.
Seems like we might be due for a big move this summer.
Without the usual bickering but that is part of the motivation in a deal like Nylander for Pesce to me. I have liked Pesce quite a bit for some time now and the cap savings I think help the crunch next year and put us in a position moving forward to grab other players to actually make roster improvements.
Interesting that the final 4 teams all have no players over $8M/year. Speaks to their front office efficiency. Our recent signings:
- Mathews 6 years @ 11.634m
- Nylander 6 years @ 7m
- Rosen 2 years @ 750k
- Ennis 1 year deal @ 650k
- Tavares 7 years @ 11m
- Hyman 4 years @ 2.25m
- Marleau 3 years @ 6.25m
- Hainsey 2 years @ 3m
- McIlhenney 2 years @ 850k
- Zaitsev 7 years @ 4.5m
- Ben Smith 1 year @ 650k
- Matt Martin 4 years @ 2.5m
- Kadri 6 years @ 4.5m
- Rielly 6 years @ 5m
It's interesting that Boston, over the last 5-6 years, has decided to move on from players like Kessel, Seguin, and Thornton (a little longer ago). Carolina let Skinner walk and traded Lindholm and Hanafin for Hamilton, Ferland, and Fox, and aquired Terrevainen through trade. St Louis traded Thompson, Sobotka, and Berglund as well as a 1st and 2nd for O'Reilly, traded B Schenn for Lehtera and 2 1sts. San Jose has recently traded for Evander Kane, Erik Karlsson, and Gus Nyquist. Each have done a fair amount of tweaking until they get it right.
Not all of these are cap moves, but some clearly are designed to make lateral moves while improving their cap space.
The biggest trade we've seen recently is Muzzin for no roster players. Prior to that Andersen for a 1st and a 2nd, and the Phaneuf trade.
Seems like we might be due for a big move this summer.
I'm all for it but range of opinion on Pesce's value varies considerably, some who feel Nylander is not nearly enough alone for him.
No doubt, we are due for some big moves this summer, though it should be noted, that we've already signed three Euro UFA's, to replace our depth.
Also to note, Boston signed guys at the right time. 10.69% of the cap for Bergeron... signed Pasta after only one good year, and signed Marchand before his numbers really jumped.
Carolina is going to have to pay Aho a good chunk, so again it's timing for them. He's easily going to get above $8 million.
San Jose will be paying Karlsson large this offseason, likely $11 million there, or thereabouts.
St. Louis - Tarasenko was signed at 10.27% of the cap, and only had one good season behind him at that point. O'Reilly is at 10.5% of the Cap too.
Our guys, Nylander, Matthews, Marner have all had two and three good seasons behind them. Tavares was a UFA, and he'd get paid no matter where he'd sign. Nylander is at 9.x% of the cap, based on his average cap hit for the six years, though it's at 8.7% in years two to six. Our guys had more good seasons, when their contracts came due... that's pretty much all it comes down to.
Even if the contracts were the same, Larsson would be a lot more valuable.
So why is Larsson available.
Edmonton needs a lot of things. Wingers and cap space are probably higher than defensemen.
That doesn't mean they will give him away for nothing.
He's a really good #3, maybe a #2, which is similar to Jake Muzzin.
Huh!!! PK Subban is in Columbus??Of course it's possible but they trade PK Suban before they trade Jones.