Proposal: Kings liquidation. GavrikovDanault, and Fiala

Bouboumaster

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That seems a bit lowball, i'd rather forget about the injustice and trade him somewhere for a decent offer.

Fair enough

I wouldn't go higher from the Habs because of his age versus the fact that we have a younger group, but for sure L.A. would be likely to receive better offer from elsewhere, like a contender who is looking for a 2nd/high end 3rd center for the playoffs
 
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JTeller97

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This thread is probably a year premature. The exodus of a lot of the roster is coming but it won't ensue until the change in management occurs. Danault would probably be the first domino to fall especially if Turcotte continues to emerge. I'd fully expect him to net a 1st and a B level prospect, every contending team should covet a player like him.
 

Telos

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I mean, I wish they would liquidate, but there is no way they will with Blake at the helm because he is all in to save his job and I doubt AEG ejects him before the trade deadline or even season end. I think they let him finish out his contract and if they don't go deep in the postseason that's it. The Kings have an "interesting" lineup this year that isn't passing the eye test to most fans, especially compared to their record, but they are definitely ride or die this year.
 
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Gavrikov- looking for a 1st 2025 and a prospect
Danault- looking for a first in 2026
Fiala- Looking for a 1st 2026 and RHD prospect. (Isn’t that ironic)
It only takes one motivated buyer, so LA might get firsts for each of those guys

But i wouldn't be surprised if neither Gav, nor Danault, return that much (yes, they might, yes there is precedent, but gotta find that willing and generous taker)

And Fiala, at ~$8M, may require retention for a team to fit him
 

MoneyManny

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It only takes one motivated buyer, so LA might get firsts for each of those guys

But i wouldn't be surprised if neither Gav, nor Danault, return that much (yes, they might, yes there is precedent, but gotta find that willing and generous taker)

And Fiala, at ~$8M, may require retention for a team to fit him
i feel like the Kings would gain more by trading Danault with retention at the TDL when his contract ends rather than now.
 

Telos

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Man I am shocked to find that Danault is trying to be shipped out by Kings fans with 3 years (including this one) left on his contract.

Who ever could have seen this happening?
Pfft. Danault has been great overall. Kings fans want to ship anyone and everyone with value out because this lineup's future looks bleak and they want to get value out of everyone while value is there.
 

majormajor

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I mean, I wish they would liquidate, but there is no way they will with Blake at the helm because he is all in to save his job and I doubt AEG ejects him before the trade deadline or even season end. I think they let him finish out his contract and if they don't go deep in the postseason that's it. The Kings have an "interesting" lineup this year that isn't passing the eye test to most fans, especially compared to their record, but they are definitely ride or die this year.

Kings fans are weird. You think this is a Rob Blake thing, as if the management of another club that is in the middle of the standings (or better in this case) would liquidate their roster. That is not a thing that happens anywhere.
 

JetsFan815

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I do that proposed Danualt trade immediately from a Jets perspective if I had the power.
 

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