JediOrderPizza
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I'm not there on him being at camp yet. But if Robertson stays in Dallas or gets trade, and nothing comes of that then I start getting there.
EDIT: Ahh this was already posted. But I like where Yzerman stands on this• The Red Wings would have no problem trading Dylan Larkin to Minnesota if the Wild were prepared to part with Matt Boldy. Other than Boldy, there is nothing else Detroit GM Steve Yzerman is too interested in.
That leaves Larkin with three choices:
1. Open up the trade demand to more teams. The Wild and Golden Knights don’t have anything that excites Detroit.
2. Prepare to start next season with the Red Wings.
3. Prepare to stay home and not get paid.
He would need to swallow all of his misplaced pride for #2From Kyperos
The Red Wings would have no problem trading Dylan Larkin to Minnesota if the Wild were prepared to part with Matt Boldy. Other than Boldy, there is nothing else Detroit GM Steve Yzerman is too interested in.
That leaves Larkin with three choices:
1. Open up the trade demand to more teams. The Wild and Golden Knights don’t have anything that excites Detroit.
2. Prepare to start next season with the Red Wings.
3. Prepare to stay home and not get paid.
As of July 1, door No. 2 looks like his best bet.
That’s exactly the right stance to take, IMO.From Kyperos
The Red Wings would have no problem trading Dylan Larkin to Minnesota if the Wild were prepared to part with Matt Boldy. Other than Boldy, there is nothing else Detroit GM Steve Yzerman is too interested in.
That leaves Larkin with three choices:
1. Open up the trade demand to more teams. The Wild and Golden Knights don’t have anything that excites Detroit.
2. Prepare to start next season with the Red Wings.
3. Prepare to stay home and not get paid.
As of July 1, door No. 2 looks like his best bet.
Sure looks that way.Maverik Borque going to Nashville. I wonder if Dallas re-sign Robertson after all of this?
It's like a bonus treat.He would need to swallow all of his misplaced pride for #2
They just dumped a bunch of salary...certainly to resign Robertson...scratch Dallas off the listMaverik Borque going to Nashville. I wonder if Dallas re-sign Robertson after all of this?
I really think let the others arms race at Atlantic, become old without any assets and trade some values for the future.I don't think Werenski changes where we finish. It was always going to be 7-8 in the division.
I really think let the others arms race at Atlantic, become old without any assets and trade some values for the future.
Larkin for
= 3x 1st round picks (in value, could be players)
DeBrincat
= 2x 1st round picks
Gibson
= 1st round pick
Faulk
= Low contender 1st round pick
Copp
= Low contender 1st or 2x 2nd
Add 6-7 1st round picks this way and become the Atlantic monster for the 2030 decade.
Larkin digging his hole even deeper by outright sabotaging the team handcuffing us through the most active periods of the year while other moves happen and pieces settle into place. He’s virtually guaranteeing he’s not being moved by doing this.
Now setting aside whether anyone here thinks Yzerman should be afforded the opportunity or not since that's not the point, speaking more of using a negotiation tactic here. But if I were him I might consider telling Larkin “we are considering launching another rebuild here and that we have no issue hanging on to you as a tank commander for the next 5 years (we know you’re really good at that). Give me a list I can work with or be chained to me until you’re grey and/or balding and no team really cares all that much about you anymore”.
TSN had Lebrun and Dreger on, and Dreger mentioned the list needs to be bigger than three teams. I know some suggested Dreger's comment yesterday were after he expanded the list but no. He hasn't expanded at all.
So two teams can't even do it, thus it's a one team list right now.
Come on there's plenty to criticize Yzerman for but his statement so far was fine. He said he has a right to request a trade but we don't have to accommodate it and we'll do what's best for the organization first and foremost. Asking for more than that is being picky.I said when this first came out that SY needed to get ahead of and 100% own the message..
He needed to say, Dylan Larkin has indeed asked to be traded and we respect his wishes. To facilitate his request, we require him to submit his 2028 10 team list, as stipulated in his contract, by June 25th, 2026. If we have not received his list we will unfortunately not be able to honor his list and expect to see him in camp and supporting Detroits new captain.
So far, SY has failed to mange this offseason properly
Come on there's plenty to criticize Yzerman for but his statement so far was fine. He said he has a right to request a trade but we don't have to accommodate it and we'll do what's best for the organization first and foremost. Asking for more than that is being picky.