That would limit candidates to guys like Savard, Struble and Protz as our other guys are more 2-way or offensive.
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That would limit candidates to guys like Savard, Struble and Protz as our other guys are more 2-way or offensive.
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A roster forward (Armia, cap reasons) + Struble + Florida's 1st or Habs 2nd sounds pretty fair to me
Assuming that's the highest bid, I would be okay with Armia + Struble + Florida's 1st.
Portzline on NHLN today saying that Waddell is looking for a hockey trade to bring in a veteran for Laine. Now I'm really confused.
The Athletic article by Prtzline said Waddell would prefer to take a player in lieu of retaining on Laine's contract. So perhaps that's the context?
That makes sense except that last week it was said that Waddell was looking for picks and prospects.
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Obviously I’m a blues fan so I think from their pov most of the time. But given their cap space and need for top 6 help combining that with laines most likely cheap-ish cost of acquisition, I would imagine they’re heavily interested in trading for him.
No clue what CBJ would want and what STL would be comfortable giving up for a high risk high reward type of player like Laine.
But as trading partners( + Jarmos connections to Army in STL) it seems like a match in my opinion. If STL isn’t against bringing him into the locker room affecting culture etc..
No clue what CBJ would want and what STL would be comfortable giving up for a high risk high reward type of player like Laine.
But as trading partners( + Jarmos connections to Army in STL) it seems like a match in my opinion. If STL isn’t against bringing him into the locker room affecting culture etc..
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Habs should be all in on Laine, he would solidify their top 6. I’d start with offering Calgary's 2025 first which most likely be Florida's 1st and see where it goes. Can always put conditions on the pick.
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happy for him. I hope he does well next year.
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Me too, if he stays healthy I think he is going to put up some good numbers.
100%. I’d even eat 50% of Armia’s contract.
If I had to, I’d add a late 2nd. I think PL is going to have a good year.
i have bad news about jarmo, broter
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Um. You are aware that Kekalainen is not the GM here anymore, right?
Laine improved every player, every line in the 2022/23 season. His centers were grinder Jenner and especially winger Roslovic, played especially with Peeke, Gudbranson and Berni in defense. Yes, he played many time with Gaudreau but Johnny made his worse on the other side Patrik improved Johnny.I mean he's given up 4.8GA/60 at ES in his time in Columbus. That's not roughly average for that team. It's by far the worst on the team for any player. He also has seen extremely sheltered minutes and spent a lot of time with the one ice tilter Columbus has in Jenner. He's actually been significantly worse in Columbus defensively than he was in Winnipeg.
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Just look at those numbers. He's a -2.5GA/60 in his time in Columbus. That's shockingly bad.
JFresh charts aren't in any way valid advanced stat models. Look at the data. That tells the real story. But yes, even in JFresh models which don't account for zone starts and account for special teams (Laine plays PP) he's still bad. What you see in those charts is a player who is below average offensively at 5 on 5, which I would debate as well. He's essentially making hay on the PP. Exactly like Kuzmenko which has been my contention.
And he had 0,94 PPG, if 82 games - 78 points. The best PPG in the team, although he was often injured was better than Gaudreau. Played excellent without the puck in defense. Btw, I watched every CBJ game.
Show me TOP player with similar conditions.
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I don't want him for 2 years while we're rebuilding. If he does well, he'll want more $ than Suzuki and co,, we'll say no and we'll let him walk, and if he doesn't do well, we'll again, let him walk. So I don't see the benefit in paying valuable assets for him for 2 years.
Add in his weaknesses defensively, his unlikable personality (my opinion), any of his off-ice issues and this is a very hard no from me.
Add in his weaknesses defensively, his unlikable personality (my opinion), any of his off-ice issues and this is a very hard no from me.
I don't know Laine personally, but as a Finn and based on his general reputation in Finnish hockey circles, I really don't believe for a moment he's any kind of problem in a locker room. To me he seems like a guy who probably doesn't do that much for a room either way, but might maybe be a litmus paper test that will show up bright red if you have problems.
OTOH he did sort of help Fantilli or at least tried to and the past seasons he seemed to make some efforts to be more of a leader in CBJ, but I'm not sure how natural that would be for him or how good he'd actually be at it.
Like I said I don't know the guy or have any insider information so I don't really know. My belief is he'd be a good fit for a team with good room & culture and you wouldn't have to worry about him somehow ruining it, but I wouldn't sign him hoping to fix any issues there or expect him to perform at his best in such environment.
OTOH he did sort of help Fantilli or at least tried to and the past seasons he seemed to make some efforts to be more of a leader in CBJ, but I'm not sure how natural that would be for him or how good he'd actually be at it.
Like I said I don't know the guy or have any insider information so I don't really know. My belief is he'd be a good fit for a team with good room & culture and you wouldn't have to worry about him somehow ruining it, but I wouldn't sign him hoping to fix any issues there or expect him to perform at his best in such environment.
A “toxic environment” reportedly had Patrik Laine seeking a move out of Winnipeg
Over the weekend, the Winnipeg Jets and Columbus Blue Jackets made the first blockbuster deal of 2021. The teams linked...
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John Tortorella benched Patrik Laine for off-ice interaction with assistant coach
According to sources, Jackets coach John Tortorella benched Patrik Laine on Monday for an interaction with one of his assistant coaches off the ice
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1. Do you think they just took the "C" away from Wheeler?A “toxic environment” reportedly had Patrik Laine seeking a move out of Winnipeg
Over the weekend, the Winnipeg Jets and Columbus Blue Jackets made the first blockbuster deal of 2021. The teams linked...
John Tortorella benched Patrik Laine for off-ice interaction with assistant coach
According to sources, Jackets coach John Tortorella benched Patrik Laine on Monday for an interaction with one of his assistant coaches off the ice
2. In that case the PP was the problem, otherwise Laine and Larsen had a great relationship.
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Mental health reset. Loss of his father, multiple injuries disrupting career and consistent losing is the prevailing belief.
Posting 3+ year old articles don't support your case. The environment was toxic, not Laine.A “toxic environment” reportedly had Patrik Laine seeking a move out of Winnipeg
Over the weekend, the Winnipeg Jets and Columbus Blue Jackets made the first blockbuster deal of 2021. The teams linked...
John Tortorella benched Patrik Laine for off-ice interaction with assistant coach
According to sources, Jackets coach John Tortorella benched Patrik Laine on Monday for an interaction with one of his assistant coaches off the ice
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Laine wasn't the only one who wanted and got out.A “toxic environment” reportedly had Patrik Laine seeking a move out of Winnipeg
Over the weekend, the Winnipeg Jets and Columbus Blue Jackets made the first blockbuster deal of 2021. The teams linked...
Yeah alot of the trade request is he wants to be put on a "winning team" or one close to it to reset his outlook (and most likely personal worth). He was supposed to be "the guy" here in Columbus and all that pressure to try to leading the lines/team and the constant injuries/losing probably took a heavy toll on himself. Its no different than being a manager of a team that has extensive overturn and while the team gets trained you dont hit your metrics and when supervisors bring you in saying its all your fault (which they have no clue what they are talking about because all they do is sit on the top floor pretending to be important)...which makes you feel like you're worthless and the problem...I know I was there 3 years ago (Which is why I told them to F*** off and got a new position)...same idea
Good lockeroom guy was the claim, show your data.
Two teams, two want outs.
What’s the trend?
There's 0 evidence he's a problem in the locker room and what you posted doesn't support the claim that he is. He went out of his way to be a supportive teammate and invited Fantilli to stay with him and take him under his wing, something leadership in Winnipeg wouldn't do.
He went out of his way to go to Vincent and told him he would attempt to learn a new position (center) if it would help the team.
Sounds like a real locker room cancer to me
Literally 10 seconds of research.
Report: Patrik Laine Revealed Reason for Leaving Winnipeg – Rude Treatment in Locker Room
Pekka Jalonen of the Finnish publication Iltalehti (Evening News) revealed his belief why Patrik Laine wished to leave the Winnipeg Jets. It was because of issues with fellow stars on the team.
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Blue Jackets' Laine Becoming Quiet Leader in Locker Room - The Hockey Writers Latest News, Analysis & More
Columbus Blue Jackets star winger Patrik Laine has had an up and down season. But see why he's considered a quiet leader in the locker room.
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