Benstheman
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Doubt he would waive due to his wife wanting to be in socal. Also trading him would signal a full rebuild which we can't do while Perry and Kesler still have so much term left.
The Habs do not have the tradeable assets to acquire Getzlaf
Disagree
If Getzlaf is traded they're rebuilding. Sadly the entire team still revolves around himDisagree
edit : Partly disagree i should say. It would depends on the path Ducks will take.
I would want Drouin, the habs pick and something else at least.
Now you see why we'rebad trade partners?
Habs don't have the assets to get a top ten centre like Getzlaf. And the Ducks don't have a Centre after Getzlaf who can play
#1 minutes. Trading Getzlaf makes zero sense for the Ducks.
While I agree with others that Getzlaf would be the last to be traded, I'm curious what you think the Habs could offer that would make it worth it for Anaheim. (Keeping in mind we have less than zero interest in Price, Weber or Shaw)
So Montreal is giving up three much needed of their few top assets for a center about to turn 33 who by himself likely makes Montreal a playoff bubble team at best.I was about to say Galchenyuk, 2018 1st pick and Juulsen. I would say it is not far off.
So Montreal is giving up three much needed of their few top assets for a center about to turn 33 who by himself likely makes Montreal a playoff bubble team at best.
Is Montreal trying to extend the window to be bad for as long as possible?
I was about to say Galchenyuk, 2018 1st pick and Juulsen. I would say it is not far off.
edit : as for the bad trade partners thing, i wouldn't know about that since we still don't what path both clubs are going to take. I for one think the Habs should definately rebuild but i am really aware management might not think this way.
For the life of me, I can't understand why Habs fans are so hell-bent on fixing their glaring deficiencies with band-aid, aging veterans. I just don't get it.
Getzlaf is not available.