wish we didnt give up that 48th overall pick to move up to pick kandre. lot of value with that 2nd rounder.
Even tho he may not check the arbitrary criteria to get 1st place votes, if he's so good he's actually getting votes, I'd call that Norris caliber. Kind of like how you don't have to win the cup to be considered a legit contender. Like Miller, they're all top end transition and defensive defenseman with 5v5 offensive talents, but while they may finish 7-10 in Norris voting, they're getting fringe votes, not 1st place votes, therefore while they are greta players, they are not Norris potential.
I love Miller, but gotta be realistic. Hes #1D potential, not Norris D potential. We can argue the difference between and which we'd rather have (having both sounds good to me, think they both are equally valuable in their different ways), but they are not the same, even if they are "as good"
Fair enough, but by that classification Chris Tanev got a Norris vote last year. Wild stuff. It was a 5th place vote, and it was only 1 so an extreme comparison. Just had to laugh at that.Even tho he may not check the arbitrary criteria to get 1st place votes, if he's so good he's actually getting votes, I'd call that Norris caliber. Kind of like how you don't have to win the cup to be considered a legit contender
Yea, exactly. Not that literally every1 who gets votes would count automatically.Fair enough, but by that classification Chris Tanev got a Norris vote last year. Wild stuff. It was a 5th place vote, and it was only 1 so an extreme comparison. Just had to laugh at that.
I get your point though, if he's not PP1 and the points that warrant 1st place votes, yet hes still gettign attention, speaks to how good he is. Thats a fair argument
welp, after the Samuelsson and Sanheim payouts, I am having a hard time seeing us resigning K'Andre for anything long term under $5M AAV.
It does affect the narrative that d men that don't put up points don't get paid. 6.25m per for a guy w a career high of 35pts who isn't terribly great defensively. WoofSanheim's contract is his 3rd one so it isn't really comparable.
Samuelsson's 100% f***s us over though.
Sanheim got an 8 year deal and they are all UFA years. It has no bearing on what Miller will get on a bridge deal as an RFA.It does affect the narrative that d men that don't put up points don't get paid. 6.25m per for a guy w a career high of 35pts who isn't terribly great defensively. Woof
But it certainly has bearing on your point of trying to justify the Tory Krug contract and your argument that people that put up offensive numbers get big money regardless of their 5v5 contributions and defensive abilities. So in that way yes, it is completely relevant. Miller is going to get paid, the fans on this message board aren't the only ones that know that he is an elite player regardless of how many years he's been in the league.Sanheim got an 8 year deal and they are all UFA years. It has no bearing on what Miller will get on a bridge deal as an RFA.
I thought you were done with this argument. My argument was that guys who don't put up numbers don't get paid as much as those who do.But it certainly has bearing on your point of trying to justify the Tory Krug contract and your argument that people that put up offensive numbers get big money regardless of their 5v5 contributions and defensive abilities. So in that way yes, it is completely relevant. Miller is going to get paid, the fans on this message board aren't the only ones that know that he is an elite player regardless of how many years he's been in the league.
Krug got 6.5 per as an older player, not 8+, 6.5.I thought you were done with this argument. My argument was that guys who don't put up numbers don't get paid as much as those who do.
Anywho, that's why Sanheim got 6.25 mil instead of 8+. Are you going to argue that Miller is going to get a similar number to what Sanheim got? On an 8 year deal, he probably will, but he isn't signing an 8 year deal. So what was your point again?
I've consistently said that Miller will get a deal similar to what Dobson got. I guess we'll see when he gets re-signed.
comparing kakko's impact through last year to miller's already at this point is completely disingenuous. if kakko was as much of an impact player as miller has been then kakko gets much more than chytil's bridge.Kakko got a little less than Chytil's bridge.
KAM will get roughly what Lindgren got.... Barring a offensive breakout this season.
is that what I did? Or did I compare him to Lindgren?comparing kakko's impact through last year to miller's already at this point is completely disingenuous. if kakko was as much of an impact player as miller has been then kakko gets much more than chytil's bridge.
people are talking about miller nationally after just two games this year. the secret is out on him.
you brought up kakko coming in under chytil's bridge as a reason to suggest miller will get lindgren's deal. an underperforming kakko and what he got on a bridge in relation to chytil is irrelevant to what miller will get. that is what i am saying. miller and the idea of an offer sheet scares me more than maybe any other player that has been an option bc he is a unicorn with his size, speed, and skating. with the rangers situation this summer I pray drury gets him signed as quickly as possibly to a deal to ensure we dont go down that path.is that what I did? Or did I compare him to Lindgren?
2 or 3 years @ $3.5M. The sticking point may be the 3rd year... but the baseline will be Lindgren, or imo that's what Drury will be targeting.
I disagree. The difference in value between Kakko and Chytil vs Lindgren and KAM is not that far off. KAM has been more valuable, that's why I said $3.5Myou brought up kakko coming in under chytil's bridge as a reason to suggest miller will get lindgren's deal. an underperforming kakko and what he got on a bridge in relation to chytil is irrelevant to what miller will get. that is what i am saying. miller and the idea of an offer sheet scares me more than maybe any other player that has been an option bc he is a unicorn with his size, speed, and skating. with the rangers situation this summer I pray drury gets him signed as quickly as possibly to a deal to ensure we dont go down that path.
Kakko got a little less than Chytil's bridge.
KAM will get roughly what Lindgren got.... Barring a offensive breakout this season.
As of now. If KAM takes off, there might be a problem.
He is so good guy
On a bridge deal?
What would 7 years cost us?
They should do it now.
Long term deal. What does he want? Get it signed before the end of next month.
But I like Skjei, that's a complimentEvery time you say that you bat 1.000, I'm going to remind you that you called him the next Skjei.
Miller has been a little softee to start season. He need to play his size at least.. But he did the same thing last year. Hopefully he turn it aroundListen, HEDMAN is a very high bar, but Miller is on a way longer development curve than him.
Hedman has probably been a DMan his entire hockey life and started playing pro at 17.
Miller has been a Dman for what 6 or 7 years? And turned pro at 20.
It's hard to compare Miller's curve to ANY current NHLer because converting to D so late is pretty rare, and it's rarer still for someone who did it to be an NHL DMan. I honestly think we have to wait for him to actually plateau before we know what he is. He's an unusual case.
Miller has been a little softee to start season. He need to play his size at least.. But he did the same thing last year. Hopefully he turn it around