FriendlyGhost92
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Neither is Marner lol.Petterson isn’t a reliable commodity at this point. Hes also on an expensive contract.
Neither is Marner lol.Petterson isn’t a reliable commodity at this point. Hes also on an expensive contract.
You sure are desperate for McKenna… although you did misspell his name.Maybe in Playstation 5 but not with real GMs who have to win to keep their jobs.
And for Sabres sake, you gotta think if they do get Pettersson then 1.5 yrs from now they arent a lottery team and that first round pick is somewhere between 17-25 th overall.
Trading a center for a winger puts them in a worse position than they are now.
Neither is Marner lol.
That would require insight into Adams' mind....and Adams seems to hoard his own prospects like nothing we've ever seen.Are Sabres higher on Peterka or Kulich?
A huge fall off? Dude has had 3 consecutive 100+ pace point seasons coming into this year...
Yes it does. Miller as an aging #1C, no #2C and a winger who will likely want 13-14 million heading into his downward trending years?Only if Pettersson gets back in form. As it stands, position doesn’t matter if you’re getting twice the player.
Very little chance the Canucks win any Pettersson trade. World class talent entering his prime.
If Buffalo the trade partner then I want a lottery ball in the Mackenna sweepstakes.
2026 1st - unprotected
Byram
Cozens
Peterka
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Pettersson
Core of: Thompson ,Pettersson, Dahlin, Powers, Tuch, Kulich, Benson is surely a playoff team. With young studs like Helenuis, Ostlund and Rosen coming in or used as ammo to surround the core.
Not really. Hes a very reliable regular season player who is a question mark in the playoffs. Hes also not on a long term contract.
Who knows what Petterson is at this point.
You are acting like EP is some sort of playoff performer himself. He had 1 good year 6 years ago (10 of his 18 points came on the PP) and was a complete no-show his other appearance.Marner's not really a question mark in the playoffs.
His play consistently trends downward in the Spring.
Eh. The shine has kind of come off of Cozens and Peterka a bit though. Cozens is driving the struggle bus HARD so his value isn't quite what it was last season or the season before. While JJP's production is just fine.....he seems to be sliding into a Skinner-esque thing where he's either scoring or completely invisible....which again depresses his value some.
Why would Toronto do this? Makes 0 sense for them, and Marner's value is rightfully much higher than Pettersson's at the moment.
There's definitely a scenario that if EP is traded Miller stays. I do agree that a guy like Cozens isn't the best fit as part of any potential deal, but if you add in another good forward and a top for d-man like Byram it may be a little more palatable.btw if Pettersson is traded, it doesnt mean Miller stays. IMO its either:
1. Miller is traded and EP40 stays
2. They are both traded
I dont see a scenario that Miller stays.
So moving Pettersson to me means the Canucks will have no Number 1 C nor do they have any in the pipleline with that potential.
Thats why i really dont think Bufallo is the front runners to get EP40 specifically because i dont think Cozens has the potential to be a 1c. I think Cozens is a 2C-winger hybrid as a ceiling but likely falls in the tweener realm of 2c-3c
If EP40 is moved, I think it will be for a bonified young C or a highly coveted Centre prospect.
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You are acting like EP is some sort of playoff performer himself. He had 1 good year 6 years ago (10 of his 18 points came on the PP) and was a complete no-show his other appearance.
Yes it does. Miller as an aging #1C, no #2C and a winger who will likely want 13-14 million heading into his downward trending years?
Vancouver is better off keeping the center in Pettersson
Byram is more valuable than either Morrow or Drury, Peterka is only 23 and his points is improving every season, he could very well score 60+ points this season, although he hasn't been in ideal conditions this season either. Cozens is probably less valuable than them, but he has upside and is still young. So it looks rich.
Teams could be banking on the notion that EP is in his prime, has scored 100 points before, some of his issues appear to be directly linked to Miller, and that a change of scenery would do him good.That's an insane overpayment.
Take out the 1st and Peterka and it's a lot closer to fair value
Pettersson has 44 points in 62 games since securing his 11.6M x 8YR contract
What on earth makes you think he's worth that much?
Not to entirely disagree with you, as I think it is an overpayment, but Cozens has 42 points and is a -19 in his last 82 games with 5 years left at 7.1M.That's an insane overpayment.
Take out the 1st and Peterka and it's a lot closer to fair value
Pettersson has 44 points in 62 games since securing his 11.6M x 8YR contract
What on earth makes you think he's worth that much?
compared to a guy who is constantly begged by management, his coaches and teammates to stop being a baby and is signed to what is looked at around the league as an anchor contract? Which GM wouldn't rather have Marner at 13 compared to EP at 10.6? EP being a complete no show last season was one of many reasons why the Canucks lost in the playoffs. He's been there twice his entire career. Not exactly a guy who is a proven playoff performer himself so not really fair to use that against MM.i would be shocked if ep40 has sunk to marner levels in value and trading ep40 for marner would be about the stupidest move the canucks have ever made. they already have dressing room issues forcing them to trade star players so bringing an abrasive prima donna like marner into that mix would be astonishingly dumb.
marner is an expiring ufa who vanishes in the playoffs. he clashes with management and is disliked by teammates. he's not a tdl rental and he'd be the opposite of a player you'd trade for hoping to re-sign by bringing him into your room so he would bond.
as such, he's got an embarrassingly low value as a tdl rental relative to his skillset and regular season production and he has nearly zero value longterm unless he is extended at the time of trade which would require a team ready to pay whatever insane ask marner is going to have in that situation. you might fob him off on a team like utah anxious for a marquee talent to sell regular season tickets, but i'd be livid if the canucks traded pettersson for him.
You mean his performance that literally matches his pot pace from the last two years? That contract year performance?But a GM would have to be a real sucker not to realize that Marner's performance is in a contract year, which means next season there will very likely be a huge falloff. That's why GMs have not exactly been falling over themselves to pick up Marner.