ProspectsSTC
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Yeah if I was Ottawa I'm honestly not sure I'd trade Stone for Laine. And I love Laine.
re:Clamshells
That's why I started off with 3 usable players to off set the loss of Stone, KC will most likely be the best of the bunch.
Starting this because I want to see how much it would HURT to acquire Mark Stone and also it would be awesome to have with play again with Mark Scheifele.
So I'll start.
Bryan Little+Drew Stafford+Kyle Connor
Mark Stone+<L D-Man>+<small Cap Dump>
Really could have offered many other things but that just leaves room for your adjustments!
Let it Flow.
I would say remove all 3 of the assets in your OP, and start again with some of the assets I named. Your "starting point" is not actually a reasonable starting point.
We don't want nickels and dimes for our loonie.
Little + Connor + 1st
for
Stone + MacArthur
Still wouldnt do it
Stone has been in the league for 2 years, narrowly lost the Calder to Ekblad and finished 2nd in voting.
He scored over 20g and 60p in both years and was #1 in the league in takeaways in both years, leading by 66% in his second year.
Laine is likely going to be a better offensive player than Stone and will likely put up more points, but Stone is good for 60-70 points a year at least and guaranteed to be a puck possession monster and excellent defensive player.
So no, I reject your statement unless you're virtually certain that Laine will consistently be a 90+ point player because you know something I don't. If he's going to be a 70-80 point guy, then I don't see how they are in substantially different value tiers.
Yeh but Laine is shiny and just got finished ripping the World Cup a new one, right?
If you think Bryan Little is 'nickels and dimes' you don't know much about Bryan Little. Would you consider Turris 'nickels and dimes'?
Keep in mind that Little is better than Turris
Little is getting underrated here. Scores almost as much as Stone and is a terrific defensive center who faces all of the toughest match-ups and still has very positive shot metrics.
Wow that's pretty bad for the Jets.
Little and Stone is close to a wash(edge to Stone for age) and you want to throw Connor in on top of that?
Yikes.
Stone has been in the league for 2 years, narrowly lost the Calder to Ekblad and finished 2nd in voting.
He scored over 20g and 60p in both years and was #1 in the league in takeaways in both years, leading by 66% in his second year.
Laine is likely going to be a better offensive player than Stone and will likely put up more points, but Stone is good for 60-70 points a year at least and guaranteed to be a puck possession monster and excellent defensive player.
So no, I reject your statement unless you're virtually certain that Laine will consistently be a 90+ point player because you know something I don't. If he's going to be a 70-80 point guy, then I don't see how they are in substantially different value tiers.
I have every reason to believe that health Permitting he will be an 85+ point player in his prime
Stone's 24. How far is he from his prime? This age usually is prime for scoring.
I have every reason to believe that health Permitting he will be an 85+ point player in his prime
I mean I guess we'll see, personally I think the odds of that happening are less than 50%.
Not many players score 85 points nowadays. I will say I haven't seen Laine play much at all; he was great at the WJC though.
Stone's value is at an all-time low, who knows if he'll ever be the same player with these concussion issues.
A minor concussion won't lower your value this much. Unless you guys were thinking of MacArthur?