Viqsi
"that chick from Ohio"
Here's a hint: Fabbro was signed on March 4, 2024. When did the cap issues become a thing?But we can’t keep fabbro now because of cap issues… so again… makes no sense lol
Here's a hint: Fabbro was signed on March 4, 2024. When did the cap issues become a thing?But we can’t keep fabbro now because of cap issues… so again… makes no sense lol
I said if Fabbro is a top 4 dman why did we resign carrier then knowing it would put us in bad cap spot?Here's a hint: Fabbro was signed on March 4, 2024. When did the cap issues become a thing?
Because you still need a #7, and if Stastney isn't actually ready you've just screwed yourself.I said if Fabbro is a top 4 dman why did we resign carrier then knowing it would put us in bad cap spot?
Now we have to move Fabbro who you claim is a top four dman, and so do I to be honest, because we signed carrier back to an even higher contract. We could have let carrier walk and kept Fabbro in the top four. Now we have cap issues. So back to my question, is Fabbro is a top four dman, why did we bring carrier back?
We could have rolled with
Skjei josi
Lauzon Fabbro
Stastney Schenn
Ok but again as I mentioned. We cannot afford to keep Fabbro and he’s not trade bait due to cap issues. Hence why I said if he’s a top four guy then why did we bring carrier back to have 5 top 4 dmen and put ourselves in cap situation?? If we had fabbro ok cheaper deal than carrier and he’s top then roll with it and let carrier walk. Pick up a league minimum veteran D free agent if you’re that concerned about Stastney. Simple solution here but you keep dancing around the fact that if Fabbro is a top four dman then why resign carrier for more money and now we have to trade most likely Fabbro because of cap issues.Because you still need a #7, and if Stastney isn't actually ready you've just screwed yourself.
Yeah a bottom pair dmanTrotz ought to be fired immediately even if he only considered an offer like this.
To Columbus:
Askarov, Nyquist, Fabbro, TB 2025 1st
To Nashville:
Laine 50% retained
With zero retention that doesn’t work. Hence the cap dump of Fabbro in original offer and 50% retention on Laine.To Columbus:
Nyquist
To Nashville:
Laine
With zero retention that doesn’t work.
Ok sure thanks but my post said it won’t work because with no retention on Laine we can’t take his contract on. Doesn’t matter how good or bad Nyquist is. It’s math.No. Nyqvist was talented in Detroit. Nyqvist quite so good currently.
Ok sure thanks but my post said it won’t work because with no retention on Laine we can’t take his contract on. Doesn’t matter how good or bad Nyquist is. It’s math.
Also, you think Nyquist gets 75 points again? First time he ever did that was last season.
Because "Carrier was extended, therefore Fabbro is awful" is such a completely and utterly pants-on-head absurd attempt at insane troll logic that addressing it directly would be like trying to explain why the sky isn't orange. Fabbro isn't suddenly worse than he actually is because of the existence of other players.Ok but again as I mentioned. We cannot afford to keep Fabbro and he’s not trade bait due to cap issues. Hence why I said if he’s a top four guy then why did we bring carrier back to have 5 top 4 dmen and put ourselves in cap situation?? If we had fabbro ok cheaper deal than carrier and he’s top then roll with it and let carrier walk. Pick up a league minimum veteran D free agent if you’re that concerned about Stastney. Simple solution here but you keep dancing around the fact that if Fabbro is a top four dman then why resign carrier for more money and now we have to trade most likely Fabbro because of cap issues.
Is it sinking in more now?
I almost spit over my tablet with laughter when I read that. To compare Nyquist to a player who leads a line, can play with anyone, and despite playing with defensive defensemen/AHL players have a point per game takes a lot of imagination.Nyqvist and Laine are same level athletes.
People are freaking out but at 50% retainment that is the cost to weaponize cap. That's holding 8 some mil in assets for CBJ, especially as they are not going to treat Laine as a Cap Dump because there is no danger of any cap issues (all retainment slots open, just right above the cap floor). If you value the first round pick is probably worth 4mil assuming early-mid 20s, the goalie is obviously S-Tier but for some reason goalies (especially prospects) don't hold value in the league to what I think is acceptable (lets say 3mil) so really it should be the choice in player to round out the trade. If anything holding that much for your typical pick, prospect, player deal is actually good value for the preds if they want to take the risk right there alone on that. Still Waddell already said if he wanted to trade at 50% the deal already would have happened so sounds like he's not going to trade more than at 30%. If nothing works Laine goes back to work in Columbus in a few weeks.Nice to see a fan of a team not propose a one sided deal in favor of their own team.
If you think Laine can bounce back to the point per game he has been able to be, and turn the corner and do it consistently, and stay healthy, this is a good trade for Nashville. But those are a lot of ifs.