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I think we can get better value without a high pick included. I’m not overly high on the 2022 draft.Doubt we get a top 10 pick in '23 or '24 for DeBrincat.
I think we can get better value without a high pick included. I’m not overly high on the 2022 draft.Doubt we get a top 10 pick in '23 or '24 for DeBrincat.
It makes lots of sense if they weren’t loving the players who would be available at 7. Of course they will attempt to sign Debrincat but I doubt they go higher than Tkachuk’s AAV.Pray tell, why would we have acquired Debrincat if we weren't going to aggressively try to re sign him? It makes no sense at all to make that trade and then turn around and re trade him in a year.
Of course.At worst we are qualifying debrincat.
They certainly seem fixated on getting a D who can provide some offence, Weeger, Klingberg and Chychrun. Marino probably didn’t fit the type of D they wanted.so odd how we didnt just get Marino. Must be a salary thing. I don't believe the he had too much term. That is exactly what you want esp if Chychrun is going to cost an arm and a leg
They certainly seem fixated on getting a D who can provide some offence, Weeger, Klingberg and Chychrun. Marino probably didn’t fit the type of D they wanted.
probably not. More has to do with we have no option other than ChabotMakes me wonder if they trying to get someone well rounded to perhaps replace Chabot in 4 years time or something.
probably not. More has to do with we have no option other than Chabot
Yeah, apparently we were interested in Burns too,They certainly seem fixated on getting a D who can provide some offence, Weeger, Klingberg and Chychrun. Marino probably didn’t fit the type of D they wanted.
OK. So let's revise and look at the numbers again. I will incorporate your suggestions, as well as Mickebot's suggestions.Just responding to multiple posts.
Cap issues: Debrincat won’t be here next season at 9M. He either resigns at 8M or he is moved. Stu may get a 2 year bridge which will save money until cap goes up to about 90M. Stu would then be in line for a bigger long term deal, think 2 x 6M then 8 x 10M.
Chychrun: He isn’t coming without Zaitsev going so don’t worry about having both.
Greig: He will replace a top 9 player next year if not sooner. Obvious options are Formenton, Debrincat or possible even Pinto.
4th line: Next year the 4th line will not have a single player over 1M IMO.
Performance bonuses: After this year the only relatively significant PB is Sanderson who maxes out at 850K.
Wally seems to be implying the high end prospect Arz wants for Chychrun might be Sogaard on WAM, just listening to it now...
In 2023-24? I signed him at that number to increase his lower cost ELC years.lol.
absolutely unrealistic
His bridge will cost 4-5M. I'm not talking about a long-term contract, which would be more reasonable.In 2023-24? I signed him at that number to increase his lower cost ELC years.
How big of a difference will it make if he's paid a little less? Pick a number. Will we still be over our self imposed cap - looks like it.
Do you read entire post & understand the objective? BIG PICTURE focus. Your seeing the trees versus the forest perhaps.
Yeah, that seemed to be their take too, but they felt you could go out and get a journey man goalie (like Forsberg and Nilsson) so it's a move you make.I like that from a trade value standpoint but don't like it from an organizational depth standpoint, after losing Gus and Daccord he is next up to have a shot at being our starting goalie
I think making the playoffs will factor in to future self imposed caps, as will increased ticket sales if we are a stronger team. That said, our self imposed cap in on real dollars, and we have some back loaded contracts that will be transitioning towards the more expensive years soon.We meet the cap ceiling, but are over a self-imposed cap of $6 - 8 million below the ceiling.
Ah, OK. This sentence was important: " I am focused on the 2023-24 season, but most of the contracts will also follow through to future years."His bridge will cost 4-5M. I'm not talking about a long-term contract, which would be more reasonable.
Ya, sure I agree. Things can change in the future. The organization might decide to increase the self-imposed limit a bit. None of us really know of course.I think making the playoffs will factor in to future self imposed caps, as will increased ticket sales if we are a stronger team. That said, our self imposed cap in on real dollars, and we have some back loaded contracts that will be transitioning towards the more expensive years soon.
I think HF Sens fans want to resign/extend Debrincat. That isn't the issue I'd think.Pray tell, why would we have acquired Debrincat if we weren't going to aggressively try to re sign him? It makes no sense at all to make that trade and then turn around and re trade him in a year.
I think there'll be issues with the cap, but at the same time, when the chips are down, you can assess your roster and make room at that point. We're fairly well positioned IMO.I think HF Sens fans want to resign/extend Debrincat. That isn't the issue I'd think.
I think the feedback has been more on our budget and fitting everything in. Seems to be a little more focus (posts) on that now.
So true! What an incredible “mind-shift” this summer has been.I don’t see any weaknesses on the roster if we acquire Chychrun
After that it’s basically ride the core and see where it takes us. Even after a trade we have a enough prospect depth to keep filling out the bottom of the lineup for a few seasons
No, you set yourself as an offensive minded. We already have Chabot, Brannstrom, Sanderson for that.I'll save Dorion the time and step in as a top 4 RD in NHL23 Be A Pro mode.