The Wild need to make some changes, the team simply doesn't work as is. What do you think the Wild could get for Zucker in a trade? 26yrso, coming off a 33g, 64pt season.
The Wild need to make some changes, the team simply doesn't work as is. What do you think the Wild could get for Zucker in a trade? 26yrso, coming off a 33g, 64pt season.
He's been great for us in the regular season, but has never shown another gear in the post season. He does nothing but get pushed around. He's not a very good passer and only a decent puck handler. He's got tons of speed and a decent shot, that's about it. The Wild need to diversify their offensive toolbox, and he carries value that allows roster changes to be made.So the answer is to trade an in his prime goal scorer?
Yeah, we could keep him if we changed nothing, but changing nothing doesn't exactly get us anywhere. It's been proven that this team AS IS won't get it done in the post season. Something MUST change.I see Zucker is an RFA this summer, and needs a new deal. Can you afford to keep him while making no other roster changes?
You're not going to get something for nothing. Zucker is a valuable piece. I want to see what a possible return would look like to see if it would be worth it.So the adjustment they make to be competitive in the speedier and speedier league is to dump their fastest player?
Makes sense after dumping their fastest player last offseason I guess.
The correct move is to get rid of Koivu, Ennis, Coyle and Foligno and spend the money on impact players.
I think it's funny that this is the second Zucker thread in 24 hours and it shot off the front page just as fast as the first. Maybe because it was posted so early in the morning.You're not going to get something for nothing. Zucker is a valuable piece. I want to see what a possible return would look like to see if it would be worth it.
Using whom? Or what?The wild are an above average but not top tier team. They honestly need to try for a home run trade to shake things up, not shuffle out guys like Zucker who again, is pretty good but not a top talent. He isn't a game breaker and won't return a game breaker.
Unfortunately the last time the wild swung for a big trade, they wound up on the losing end of it big time when they traded Brent burns for coyle, setoguchi, and a 1st which busted
Would obviously have to be a mix of a top roster player, picks, and prospects.Using whom? Or what?
So the adjustment they make to be competitive in the speedier and speedier league is to dump their fastest player?
Makes sense after dumping their fastest player last offseason I guess.
The correct move is to get rid of Koivu, Ennis, Coyle and Foligno and spend the money on impact players.
1. This is a Zucker thread.What do you want from MTL for Charlie Coyle?
Galchenyuk/Drouin swap with additions to whichever side?What do you want from MTL for Charlie Coyle?
Galchenyuk I’m honestly suprised this has not happened.What do you want from MTL for Charlie Coyle?
Out of curiousity, what are the future pieces?I've always had interest as a Flyers fan, but we're a bit short on expendable pieces that would help the Wild 'now'.
Not sure if you're serious with that take, but it sounds like you missed the playoff series.Zucker isn’t part of the problem.
Aging/injured vets (Koivu, Parise) and underperform guys like Coyle and Brodin are.
Out of curiousity, what are the future pieces?