Bjornar Moxnes
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Winger and a late first and 2nd isn't getting that sorry. I'd assume at the bare minimum a young #4 Dman has to go back.Hoglander, 1st, 2nd has to be getting into the Andersson, Byram tier no?
Winger and a late first and 2nd isn't getting that sorry. I'd assume at the bare minimum a young #4 Dman has to go back.Hoglander, 1st, 2nd has to be getting into the Andersson, Byram tier no?
Hoglander for N. Robertson who says no?
We’ll take that Kovacevic guy off your hands.devils desperately need forward depth (especially young, cost controlled forward depth) and they are inordinately rich with d prospects. The problem is, none of the devils d prospects are similar in value. Casey, Nemec and Saliyev are all worth way more than Hoglander, but nobody else in the system is worth nearly enough.
I see no reason for Hawks to waste a retention slot as 3rd party in trade just for a 5th round pick
Hawks have
2 1sts
2 2nds
2 4ths
6th
7th
In this years draft
They have no need to add a 5th round pick
If you want Hawks to retain that would require giving Hawks something of actual value
Hoglander had 24 even strength goals last year? I’d that a real question?
Yeah I've never really agreed with the aggregate scoring like that. Much harder to do over the course of an entire season vs over two shortened seasons. If you ask any Canuck fan, Hollander was excellent last year.Yeah but there's more to hockey than just goals. Both guys have been roughly 0.5 PPG players in their normal seasons (27 in 56 and 36 in 80 for Hoglander, 32 in 76 and 38 in 72 in the last 2 years combined for Tomasino) and both guys were viewed as fairly high upside.
Tomasino's value was lower because Nashville dunked his value, but I really struggle to see Hoglander's value being much higher right now. Tomasino brought back a 2027 4th, I'd bet that Hoglander's value is like a 2025 3rd. It's better but not substantially.
If Hoglander only returns a 3rd, there’s no point trading him right now unless there’s another deal lined up where they can flip that pick for someone else.Yeah but there's more to hockey than just goals. Both guys have been roughly 0.5 PPG players in their normal seasons (27 in 56 and 36 in 80 for Hoglander, 32 in 76 and 38 in 72 in the last 2 years combined for Tomasino) and both guys were viewed as fairly high upside.
Tomasino's value was lower because Nashville dunked his value, but I really struggle to see Hoglander's value being much higher right now. Tomasino brought back a 2027 4th, I'd bet that Hoglander's value is like a 2025 3rd. It's better but not substantially.
If Hoglander only returns a 3rd, there’s no point trading him right now unless there’s another deal lined up where they can flip that pick for someone else.
His buyout is basically nothing, $500k over 6 years. I’d rather take the chance of him turning things around under Tocchet over the next 30-40 games than to just dump him for a 3rd at this point personally.The point of trading him is preventing him from getting even lower value and dipping into negative value territory because of how he's being used.
If this kind of play and usage from Hoglander continues, Vancouver is going to be either buying him out or paying for someone to take him once his 3x3 deal kicks in.
what kind of deal would make sense?I can't speak for Flames fans, but it makes no sense for Sabres to make a deal like that.
Desjarnais or Forbert?Winger and a late first and 2nd isn't getting that sorry. I'd assume at the bare minimum a young #4 Dman has to go back.
With the Canucks for Byram? Honestly, I don't see many options, we just don't need Hoglander, we have a lot of forwards, but Byram plays an important role for us in the first pair.what kind of deal would make sense?
Very big buy low potential here, Hoglander has all the talent needed to be successful, but his play away with the puck is lacking.
Hw lost the trust of Tochett, but should still get a good player in return
hurry up
Counter: hogs + 1st. Rasmus only signed for 1 more year after this.Hoglander + one of Wallinder/Lekkerimaki for Rasmus Andersson
Yes, seeing those 2 names would for sure make any GM jump for joy and beg to sign on the dotted line ASAP.Desjarnais or Forbert?
The Canucks, easily. What on earth would they want with a useless waiver fodder Nick Robertson?
I’d jump at Hog and Wallinder…Hoglander + one of Wallinder/Lekkerimaki for Rasmus Andersson
When did Detroit acquire Rasmus Andersson ?I’d jump at Hog and Wallinder…
…the problem is I’m not sure Detroit goes for that.
No chance I do Hog and Willander though.
I think Lekkerimaki and Hog is a fair ask and a fair trade for both sides.
It would obviously depend on how high both sides are on Lekkerimaki though.
Graves and Petterson?Take Graves and a pick.
Pretty please