Value for value. That’s how trades work. It’s going to hurt both ways.I wouldn't trade Nylander for Chychrun
You won’t get a 1D for the collection of spare parts OP offered. Adding more spare parts doesn’t enhance the deal either.
Value for value. That’s how trades work. It’s going to hurt both ways.I wouldn't trade Nylander for Chychrun
I don't disagree, I just feel that Nylander has more value than Chychurn.Value for value. That’s how trades work. It’s going to hurt both ways.
You won’t get a 1D for the collection of spare parts OP offered. Adding more spare parts doesn’t enhance the deal either.
Playing great tonight smoking the Sens.I don't disagree, I just feel that Nylander has more value than Chychurn.
I personally don't think we need him. Right now we have 6 guys playing pretty good in Rielly, Brodie, Muzzin, Sandin, Dermott and Lilj.
If we are going to spent some assets I say go after a legit top 6 LW. Forsberg would be a good target
Way to start off the new year with what may actually end up being the worst trade proposal on HFBoards in 2022
I don't see them offering SandinPlaying great tonight smoking the Sens.
forsberg probably costs you Sandin. He’ll be expensive as a rental.
This is actually very common for Russian prospects playing in the KHL. Young players are given very limited playing time. In the KHL there seems to be an attitude that you need to earn your time, and there seems to be some animosity shown to young players that want to go to the NHL and leave the K.From what I understand, Amirov’s received pretty limited ice time in the KHL since his draft, which isn’t atypical of Russian prospects of his age. But he did go through a pandemic season, had a decent showing for Russia at the last WJC and spent some time in Toronto in the spring.
One of the big talking points is if the Leafs can accelerate and improve that path to the NHL is when to bring him over to the AHL for development, and another factor is the big injury he suffered early in the season. Another would be a lack of information from podcast discussions, fanbase discussions, online discussions on his progress since he’s played so little. Which also has some fans a little anxious about him staying in Russia.
So the idea that the book’s out on him via repeat eye test isn’t necessarily going to cut the mustard as hot information if the angle is “I watch this guy a lot and he sucks.”
Whether Arizona wants him, who knows? But I think Toronto wouldn’t be the team to put together a package for Chychrun anyway.
This is actually very common for Russian prospects playing in the KHL. Young players are given very limited playing time. In the KHL there seems to be an attitude that you need to earn your time, and there seems to be some animosity shown to young players that want to go to the NHL and leave the K.
My concern if I was an NHL GM with Amirov would be that he seems to get lost when the opposition plays him physically. The skill is very evident, and there are a lot of 20 year olds that need to get stronger before they can be impactful NHLers but that would be my biggest critic. I did notice that he can try too much if things aren’t going his way. Instead of simplifying his game, he can over handle the puck, and try to take on everyone. Again this is very common for young players that have been standouts when they were in junior. I wouldn’t be surprised if he became a scoring winger in the NHL, but if I’m trading Chychrun, I want a prospect with a more direct path to being an impactful nhler. This is all just personal opinion and I agree that Toronto probably isn’t the best team to try to land Chychrun.Agreed. So seeing as how Amirov is a top six or better upside prospect who is getting the typical KHL spot duty here and there plus recovering from a fairly lengthy injury, I don't think there's really that much information to downgrade his status as a prospect at this point. He certainly hasn't "popped" in his post draft career, but KHL guys take time. Whether Arizona wants this as a centerpiece, I couldn't say but it doesn't seem like Toronto would be an ideal trade partner for Chychrun.
True.If you put all the pieces Toronto is giving up together in both deals it probably wouldnt get you Chychrun..
How is it a trolling thread I believe the leafs are giving up value to get value and to give them legit shot at going deep in playoffs
It worked on my nintendobut but but... look at ALL those players!!
Playing great tonight smoking the Sens.
forsberg probably costs you Sandin. He’ll be expensive as a rental.
Here is the issue. Nylander keeps getting better. 2 more goals last night against Ottawa.....while the value is OK the concept isn't. The leafs need to add a D without losing Nylander. They don't necessarily need a 1D and with Gio lurking that might make more sense.Value for value. That’s how trades work. It’s going to hurt both ways.
You won’t get a 1D for the collection of spare parts OP offered. Adding more spare parts doesn’t enhance the deal either.
dude thats almost 4 1st's in valueLeafs aren't in desperate need of a 1 LHD. Their assets should be used on a top 4 Rhd or top 6 winger. Hypothetically If the leafs were to go for Chychurn the package would have to be
To Leafs
Chychurn
To Arizona
Muzzin
Sandin
2022 1st
Amirov/ Robertson
2023 2nd
Yotes could then keep Muzzin or trade him for a 1st plus good prospect as well. Makes no sense for the leafs but it would take that to get Chychurn.