FrolikFan67
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Can he also play on the right side? According to CapFriendly he can?
The Charoit we saw in the playoffs is a much better player than the one that struggled in Winnipeg. He figured out how to be hard nosed without having to take penalties to do it. Personally thought he played a big part of getting the Habs to the finals.
If someone is looking for a 2LD for the playoffs than he'll fetch a 1st.
He's shown to complement well a strong D partner, I think that's what most contender will be looking for since they most likely already have at least 2 strong defender if not 3 (otherwise they wouldn't be contenders). If Chiarot was more then that, he'd be worth more then a late first or second +.Not really TBH, he’s the same as he was on the Jets. He needs a very dominant partner to be paired with or he looks like what he is a #5D. Chariot can never carry a pairing outside bottom pairing, we know Chariot well and tried him in all sorts of combos….he needs a strong partner like Weber or Buff, failing that he will be bad in any top 4 role. We can agree to disagree.
You don’t seem to understand facts. Top Pairing DMen aren’t traded unless they carry significant baggage.I think you're misunderstanding what the market is for defencemen because top pairing d men aren't shipped for first round picks.
You don’t seem to understand facts. Top Pairing DMen aren’t traded unless they carry significant baggage.
Chiarot isn’t a Top Pairing DMan on any (but one) team in the entire NHL.
Before the season I thought Mtl had the worst C depth in the League among teams with aspirations of contending. The early season returns indicate I was wrong, it’s actually the Canadiens D depth that is likely League Worst. The only baggage Chiarot is carrying are the Habs.
Chiarot is not a Top Pairing DMan.
Chiarot is not worth a 1st.
Sure. How is any of that relevant to Chiarot or This Thread? Chiarot ISN’T worth a 1st AND ISN’T a Top Pairing DMan, no matter what path we take to get there nor how tired you’ve made yourself making arguments that are irrelevant to the Thread Topic and Content.This is a bit exhausting Stephen as I've had to repeat it three times - what you're saying is not relevant in that first round picks have been given out for defencemen that are not top pairing defencemen. You're by yourself here.
Savard and Foligno got 1sts last year. Chiarot is great in the playoffs and if the Habs retain 50%, I do think a top team wouldn't mind giving up a 1st. I think he would be a great fit on the Oilers.
Sure. How is any of that relevant to Chiarot or This Thread? Chiarot ISN’T worth a 1st AND ISN’T a Top Pairing DMan, no matter what path we take to get there nor how tired you’ve made yourself making arguments that are irrelevant to the Thread Topic and Content.
Let’s try a new exercise. Name a DMan recently traded for a 1st or the equivalent that is a Comp for Chiarot.
I'm not sure he gets a 1st either, but lets be real and admit he's a great piece for a team looking to make a deep playoff run.
His game is all about the playoffs. Easy way to instantly make your team tougher to play against.
He played more minutes than any other Montreal skater over the entire run to the finals last year. Just for that experience alone he will have value.
Still, he's not a flashy or well known name and a 2nd+ is more likely.
Perhaps I’m unconvinced Chiarot is even a “good defencement.”You're point is about Chiarot not being a top airing defencemen - who the f*** cares? Top pairing D men, as if the question was whether Chiarot is one, have gotten much larger packages than a first rounder. Look at Seth Jones or Ekman-Larsson. Those weren't "first round pick" trades. Even Rasmus Ristolainen got a first, 2nd and a prospect.
Dillon received a 2nd and third, Scandella got a second and fourth, Martinez got two seconds, Leddy got a 2nd and a player, Graves got a second and a player, Devon Toews got 2 2nd round picks.
Savard ultimately got a first and third, Skej got a first.
I'm not sure that you've taken into account the obvious difference between a top pairing d man and the value that good defencement get.
Chiarot has been awesome in the playoffs for us and teams love this type of player. Habs will retain 50% too making him very attractive. The defense market is pricey right now.Every year the trade deadline is vastly different . You can't really compare last years trades to this years especially when it is months away . Teams could have a D prospect take 2 steps forward before we get to the trade deadline . Got to see teams needs at that time and price him accordingly . If there 10 teams after him price will go up .
Perhaps I’m unconvinced Chiarot is even a “good defencement.”
Honestly, in an unbiased conversation, literally every single DMan you listed is nearly unquestionably better than Ben Chiarot.
Thanks Buddy, it’s hard to deny facts. Which of those defencement is undeniably WORSE than Chiarot?That's nice dear
I'd rather see if Vegas would be interested in a deal for McNabb.If we're in a playoff race come deadline I'd offer like Maatta and a 3rd.
Pretty sure he's a UFA.
Why would a team finishing somewhere between 20th-32nd pay a first for a supposedly decent playoff performer if they’re missing the playoffs?Easy and simple for a 1st at the TDL ala savard a year ago. Chariot also only makes 3.5M so he’s going to be able to fit into a lot of teams salary structure and he’s a good fit as a physical shutdown d come playoff time.
do any of these teams do it to bolster the backend
NYI - I feel they need a better D then chara
Cgy
Wpg
Phi
was thinking a team that will finish between 20-32
Why are you making a bunch of busts unavailableEverybody but Suzuki, Caufield, Romanov and Anderson are available. Make your offers