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I think they will make a trade for sure if this losing skid continues.
What kind of trade is anyone's guess.
What kind of trade is anyone's guess.
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The question to me is why are we struggling,I think they will make a trade for sure if this losing skid continues.
I’d have to wonder about that given that Staois seems to be methodical & patient (perhaps). He doesn’t seem prone to knee-jerk reactions imo.I think they will make a trade for sure if this losing skid continues.
What kind of trade is anyone's guess.
Too many passengers. Lack of ownership, urgency, accountability on the part of many players.The question to me is why are we struggling,
Sanderson is a big part, from being our clear best Dman last year, to the worst +/- on the team this year, with 1 ES pt all year
Pinto is a big part of it, from close to a 60 pts pace last year, to a 22 pt pace this year.
Ullmark has been a big part, expected to be a top 10 goalie for us, has been an trainwreck.
I don't think we can solve any of that by making a trade. That doesn't mean we shouldn't make trades, just that a trade should not be aimed at solving the short term, rather it should have a longer term outlook.
Great constructive feedback. Have to think Iginla being the first draft in franchise history is off the table.
Not sure which top prospect/young player i would offer for 3 years of Tkachuk. Crouse admittedly a lot lower value than i gave him in my proposal.
More realistic to try and aquire Pinto.
OK, his name was listed as one of the guys that could be moved. UHC really needs a C. Norris is too big a risk injury wise for that contract. Stutzle is untouchable so that left Pinto as a possible target / shake up.I don't think acquiring Pinto is realistic. I don't see why the Sens trade him.
I don't know whether Justin Peters is a good goalie coach or not or who "we all thought he was", but I am pretty damn sure he isn't the reason for Ullmark's struggles.Too many passengers. Lack of ownership, urgency, accountability on the part of many players.
And maybe Justin Peter's isn't the best in class goalie coach we all thought he was.
OK, his name was listed as one of the guys that could be moved. UHC really needs a C. Norris is too big a risk injury wise for that contract. Stutzle is untouchable so that left Pinto as a possible target / shake up.
No contradiction. I am talking as a fan of the team trading for someone from Ottawa.You are contradicting yourself in the same sentence.
Norris is a huge risk injury wise … so let’s trade another center. So we are then left with thin center depth and one of them is always injured.
It’s the opposite… we need to keep Pinto because if/when Norris gets injured at least he can step in and play top 6. His name was listed because there was a contract negotiation that apparently wasn’t going well. Now he’s under contract he’s not going anywhere.
Pinto moving is extremely unlikely.
If you want to shake things up he’s not the guy you move.
Any trade we make at this point of our timeline will be to improve the Ottawa Senators. The days of throw in a 2nd round pick and here's some spare parts are over.No contradiction. I am talking as a fan of the team trading for someone from Ottawa.
I would not want my team to trade for Norris. Contract is too big for too long given his production and injury history. So a possible target, as it has been discussed the Sens need to shake up their core, is to try and acquire Pinto.
If he is not available, that is understandable.
Yeah, I think with the injury history you need at least one full season before alleviating the fear.Where does this idea that Norris is untradeable come from? Is it strictly injury history? Cause there's nothing in his game that suggests he can't be traded for something of value. On pace for ~35 goals (T37 in the league in goals), defensively responsible, elite faceoff guy, top unit penalty killer...he's not racking up the assists but his most common linemates are struggling hard at even strength scoring (Giroux, Greig, Batherson).