Value of: Kirill Kaprizov Value (+prospect/draft picks)
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Nobody can promise you 1st oa in a lottery setting.
Teams in the basement wont trade with you.
unless you mean you go for the tank yourself for 24 draft.
confused by odd post offering star player.
this Philly fan is really interested in your guy to play with our new guy Michkov.
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Likely would be a draft day trade
Probably true, but I wonder if Chicago might be interested in speeding things along now that they have Bedard
That too, but probably not likely to trade him in season
This is a hot topic on the Wild board, because a lot of people think Kaprizov won't re-sign here when his current contract is over, and would rather trade him for stuff than lose him for nothing
Why would you list untouchables when you’re the one offering the player?
Anyway, trading Kaprisov could actually work for the right team. Minnesota has a wave of young players that are playing well and adding a few more (through picks or prospects via trade) could give them a really good core going forward.
Anyway, trading Kaprisov could actually work for the right team. Minnesota has a wave of young players that are playing well and adding a few more (through picks or prospects via trade) could give them a really good core going forward.
You can still list untouchables when the conversation is around a different player
He adds to KK. Short list off the table.
If i’m winning the lottery with a decent team (think NYR, NJ) i consider giving away my 1st oa for KK, another young piece and a future first.
Maybe worded it wrong. Did not mean a team like NYR or NJ at this point. Meant a team who jumped lots of spots to pick 1st.
pretty decent team with huge injuries ends up with 9th pick but wins lottery.
That would be Buf, Ott as of today.
Buf i could see it.
theVladiator
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The only team that can absorb Kaprizov's contract and is in the right spot in their rebuild cycle I think is Anaheim.
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You have my attention
I don't love Anaheim as a trade partner because their real top guys (Zegras, McTavish, Carlsson, Mintyukov, Drysdale) are off limits, and I don't think the next group of forwards after that are intriguing enough. I love the job they've done rebuilding though. Lots of good stuff there.
They would have to add quite a bit to Wright to get Kaprizov.
I’d do Gauthier, Frost and FLA’s first straight up. Add salary to match. But only if the Flyers are still playing well later into the season.
He is playing injured right now and it is not known to what extent. I will not be participating in this further than saying that I think this not worth a single thought. He won't be traded or traded for until he shows a return to form, and then why would the Wild want to move him?
mouser
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Kaprizov’s $9m AAV and two more years remaining makes it very difficult for Minnesota to extract the maximum value for a 2023-24 in season trade. Too many potential bidders for Kaprizov don’t have the space.
If the Wild want to move on from Kaprizov then the time to do so would be the off-season this upcoming June 2024 before his NMC kicks in.
HuGort
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Hi
Would you take a Fiala type deal? Thing that worries me about him is his numbers fall off in playoffs. Most people do. But his fall from 1.1 ppg to 0.5ppg
KasperTheGrittyGhost
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Small sample size and he was injured last season during the playoffs. Not going to discuss taking less because of that.
This is exactly why a trade proposal like this makes no sense. There isn't a single team with a lottery pick who will give up years of cost and team control for two seasons of Kaprizov. If your fan base honestly thinks he's going to test the market, there's no reason to believe he would be any more loyal to the team who acquires him.
I mean he's a great player, but #1OA? That's a player as good as him most likely but on an entry level pay scale and with 4 times as much team control. Can't imagine a team doing that. When players like him get traded it's usually for a package. Matthew Tkachuk trade would be an example. Kaprizov isn't quite Tkachuk, but that's the type of deal you'd be looking at. Just a different type of asset package.
Id compare the price to Eichel's, who returned Krebs, Tuch, top 10 protected 1st and a 2nd.
Kap is couple years older than Eichel when the trade happened and dont have as much of term left, but Eichel also had injury problems and a long time lingering battle with demanding a trade to decrease his value.
So
- A young solid prospect, drafted within couple years around middle of the 1st round.
- Young solid roster player, with upside to grow more and a 1st round pedigree.
- Top 10 protected 1st round pick.
- A second round pick
For my Caps this would be equivalent of
- Rasmus Sandin
- Ivan Miroschichenko
- Top 10 protected 1st round pick '24.
- COL 2nd '25
For
- Kaprizov
- 3rd '24
Would I do from Caps view? Honestly not sure. Value wise, yes.
Kap is couple years older than Eichel when the trade happened and dont have as much of term left, but Eichel also had injury problems and a long time lingering battle with demanding a trade to decrease his value.
So
- A young solid prospect, drafted within couple years around middle of the 1st round.
- Young solid roster player, with upside to grow more and a 1st round pedigree.
- Top 10 protected 1st round pick.
- A second round pick
For my Caps this would be equivalent of
- Rasmus Sandin
- Ivan Miroschichenko
- Top 10 protected 1st round pick '24.
- COL 2nd '25
For
- Kaprizov
- 3rd '24
Would I do from Caps view? Honestly not sure. Value wise, yes.
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Djp
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I agree.
a t top 10 draft pick at the draft knowing it’s top 10 draft pick just does not happen unless you have a panicking gm.
more likely return is a late 1st, 2nd or prospect, and a decent player making 4M +
