I do think this good problem of too many talented right wing forwards resolves itself if we can get one of Stankoven or Jarvis to become a center on this team.Stank
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Yeah, of course he is available for guys like Kaprizov. I find it hard to believe Kaprizov becomes available, and if he does, he is willing to go to Carolina. I fully expect if he is available, he has a destination in mind just like the breadman, Rantanen, etc.Not sold on his long-term future with the club. This is actually a compliment to him and how well he's played. They're going to have to give to get a star player. Kaprizov, for example, is not getting traded here for futures alone. Blake is increasingly compelling a piece to acquire something meaningful.
I don't think there's much doubt they'd move a guy like Blake for Kaprizov. We'll see who comes available. I don't think Kaprizov necessarily will. Even if he does, I'm not sure I see him as a guy that would commit here long term. If he doesn't stick with the Wild, I bet he's got a couple of destinations in mind. Given that Blake isn't a Necas in terms of fit, I don't think they'd necessarily take the risk they took with Rantanen without that long term commitment.Not sold on his long-term future with the club. This is actually a compliment to him and how well he's played. They're going to have to give to get a star player. Kaprizov, for example, is not getting traded here for futures alone. Blake is increasingly compelling a piece to acquire something meaningful.
I don't think there's much doubt they'd move a guy like Blake for Kaprizov. We'll see who comes available. I don't think Kaprizov necessarily will. Even if he does, I'm not sure I see him as a guy that would commit here long term. If he doesn't stick with the Wild, I bet he's got a couple of destinations in mind. Given that Blake isn't a Necas in terms of fit, I don't think they'd necessarily take the risk they took with Rantanen without that long term commitment.
Kaprizov is a UFA in a year, I don't think we're going to consider risking a repeat of Rantanen fiasco with him and I don't see Kaprizov agreeing to sign a deal in any trade rather than just hitting free agency. Kap, if MIN can't keep him, is absolutely my top target for us in our continuous big game hunting efforts. He definitely qualifies as a player I would consider moving Blake for but I just think it's unlikely we see a trade for him. And obviously much better for us if we can just sign him as a UFA.Not sold on his long-term future with the club. This is actually a compliment to him and how well he's played. They're going to have to give to get a star player. Kaprizov, for example, is not getting traded here for futures alone. Blake is increasingly compelling a piece to acquire something meaningful.
No cry for heem, already ded.So keel or no keel I r so confused
I think a lot of these types of decisions depend on this season's playoffs and players' performance in the various series. Blake has looked like he belongs, Nadeau did what he needed to do in the A, and Stank has had a nice bit of business so far in the playoffs. Regardless, if we get bounced because of lack of scoring or, more to the point, because we get out muscled, I could see more willingness to make a trade that includes one of these guys (assuming the right target). However, if things go well in the playoffs, then I see us making a tweak or two around the edges or making a single blockbuster trade at the draft, but not really messing too much with team chemistry. Things will clarify in late June.Stankoven is a fit, I’m not so sure about Nadeau. He brings a skillet that the Hurricanes sorely lack, but is he ever going to be able to play the way RBA demands? Personally, I think there’s enough doubt there internally for the Canes that he’s the one most likely traded out of the smaller righties. I’d also hope they’d be very careful if they do consider trading Nadeau. This summer will be very interesting.
I think with the whole Rantanen fiasco and the thought that went into this past summer’s FA acquisitions, “fit” in RBAs system is pretty much the biggest factor in determining which players stick around and which ones don’t. The whole “Stankoven was born to be a Hurricane” thing is a bit much, but you can’t deny he’s come in and pretty much fit seamlessly. Blake even more, just fits the RBA system. I bet they can teach Nadeau how to fit, but again, I have my doubts.I think a lot of these types of decisions depend on this season's playoffs and players' performance in the various series. Blake has looked like he belongs, Nadeau did what he needed to do in the A, and Stank has had a nice bit of business so far in the playoffs. Regardless, if we get bounced because of lack of scoring or, more to the point, because we get out muscled, I could see more willingness to make a trade that includes one of these guys (assuming the right target). However, if things go well in the playoffs, then I see us making a tweak or two around the edges or making a single blockbuster trade at the draft, but not really messing too much with team chemistry. Things will clarify in late June.