Sens Vader
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Do you have a young, 30g scoring forward or a young C with #1C potential you are willing to offer? If not, there's no incentive for the Canes to move Skinner.
i would actually consider offering up colin white for skinner since he has term attached to him, unfortunately his contract is backloaded in actual dollars so it probably becomes a no go here
i would assume stone or Ceci and Brown?
OP: see it this way... Would you take Aho and a 1st fof Hoffman?
Aho, Slavin, and Hanifin are untouchable. That won't change until they show where they settle in. Similar to Ottawa with White, if I read that correctly. Too much potential there.
Aho, Slavin, and Hanifin are untouchable. That won't change until they show where they settle in. Similar to Ottawa with White, if I read that correctly. Too much potential there.
Those are laughably bad.
It would cost more then we want. But man those are bad
lol I doubt Carolina would ever do Skinner for Brown and Ceci.
As for Stone, yeah, Sens wont do it, but thats what they would ask I presume.
Dont see any deal involving Sens and Skinner
Real question is why would ottawa want skinner? Hoffman is better and isn't a Band aid.
To humor the OP.
Curtis Lazar + 1st round pick.
i would actually consider offering up colin white for skinner since he has term attached to him, unfortunately his contract is backloaded in actual dollars so it probably becomes a no go here
Real question is why would ottawa want skinner? Hoffman is better and isn't a Band aid.
To humor the OP.
Curtis Lazar + 1st round pick.
Real question is why would ottawa want skinner? Hoffman is better and isn't a Band aid.
To humor the OP.
Curtis Lazar + 1st round pick.
We already have one concussion prone forward in MacArthur.
Those are laughably bad.
It would cost more then we want. But man those are bad
If you put your self in the Canes shoes, why would they take that though? They are trying to build off of last season and make the playoffs. You are offering up a recent draftee, who is still in college, never played a single professional game so is unproven and even if he hits his potential, likely won't help the team for 2-3 years. In return, you are asking for the Canes best forward.
I was talking more about a young NHL player that can contribute now, but that has that potential, not a prospect that is a couple years away.