Confirmed with Link: Husso to Anaheim for future considerations

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I’d like a tracker on how often “future considerations” actually turn into something.

It honestly in league history is probably 98.999999999% nothing. It is just to makes trades legal with the NHL as you aren't allowed to officially trade for nothing. Future considerations gets around that, as the league can't prove that it won't be fulfilled.
 
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It’s too bad we couldn’t have traded him in October. Dude was a f***ing bum this year and probably cost the team a few points.
 
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Good luck to Husso in San Diego and/or Anaheim for the remainder of this season, and a thank you for being a good sport about playing in Grand Rapids.

That said, love the clearing of cap space, and hopefully we can go out make a deal or two at the deadline to bolster the lineup.

I like this most for Cossa as he was losing starts with 2 vets down there.
 
It's just cash, right?
In the NHL, teams cannot trade a player or draft picks for cash alone, so a player or pick has to go back the other way. Oftentimes, a team wants to wait and figure out what position they need, or if they want to get a draft pick in a later round.

Future considerations can be as simple as swapping "conditional" picks within the same round in the future... at some point, but no it can't be cash alone.

To take an example, Kevin Poulin was recently traded from Tampa Bay to Calgary for future considerations. Hypothetically, let's say that the specific consideration is that in the 2016 Entry Draft, Tampa Bay will swap 5th round picks with Calgary if Calgary's pick is higher in the draft. If this ends up being the case, we'd hear about it, but if Tampa Bay already has the higher pick, we wouldn't necessarily find out that that was the 'consideration' because it was so minor, and ultimately not fulfilled.

 
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I like this most for Cossa as he was losing starts with 2 vets down there.
Oh yeah, 100%. Husso to Anaheim frees up some extra playing time for him. He's 22-9-0 in 40 starts this year, which is really awesome to see. Maybe next year, he plays behind Talbot if we don't re-sign Lyon.
 
I like this most for Cossa as he was losing starts with 2 vets down there.
I also like that SY has freed up a NHL contract slot and some extra cap space...for future considerations on a player that would have walked for free in July as I doubt there was anyone out there who actually trade any valuable futures/pick for him. Interesting it is....I guess we'll see why soon enough.
 
Must be their way of saying "Sorry some bum on our team injured Rasmusen, we can take that contract off your hands as compensation."
 
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Pretty sure this includes Copp going on LTIR earlier today.

Yeah, LTIR makes it possible to go over the cap, but quote sure we are not gonna do it.

Still could add a player but also stay some millions under the cap and keep those Kane etc bonuses at this year's cap.
 
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It’s too bad we couldn’t have traded him in October. Dude was a f***ing bum this year and probably cost the team a few points.
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If we would have been better, maybe Lalonde does not get fired. :o
 

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