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Traded Mathieu Joseph traded to Blues
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Doesn't seem to be a big priority with Staios, which is very unfortunate.
Got signs of it when we tried to trade for Tanev/Ullmark at the deadline last year when playoffs were out of reach. Massive red flag.
Hopefully he'll learn on the job how important it is to properly manage our limited assets. Can't afford to be pissing more futures away after Dorion already did that for years.
Staios is an idiot.
He may have shown some patience and intelligence with the Ullmark move, but this is just stupid. Why are we paying to move someone who is paid fairly? We now have to go out and find a PK guy as good as Joseph was.
He may have shown some patience and intelligence with the Ullmark move, but this is just stupid. Why are we paying to move someone who is paid fairly? We now have to go out and find a PK guy as good as Joseph was.
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All of the guys we're bringing in are much better fits stylistically and will compliment our top players by addressing a lot of needs. We're less talented, but we were already a very skilled team, we can afford to lose some in order to bring in the complimentary pieces we needed. All these guys will make our best players better.
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That must have been one tough negotiation. What do you want for him... Nothing... Well how 'bout you attach a 3rd round pick in next year's draft.. OK.
Very hard to understand Joseph having negative value.
I mean was this we tried 32 teams and no takers for free. So no one would have taken him on waivers must have been the assessment. Hard to fathom.
We did, we signed one for 850k.
850k is closer to Joseph's real value, but he makes 2.95, which is why no teams wanted to take him on.
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Joseph was not bringing much on our team. I am not sure how you expect to clear cap space for players like Pinto?
It's not that hard to understand, really. Joseph was a mostly underperforming, very inconsistent player on a bad, very inconsistent team.
It's easy to see why other teams would ask, "why would we want that?".
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Cap is a major problem for all teams in the NHL who are trying to compete.
Maybe don't sign declining PP merchants like Perron?
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Gregor has played a total of 85 minutes short handed in his career.
Joseph played 130 in his 72 games last season.
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Perron is a major upgrade over Joseph. I like Joseph as a person, he's just not bringing enough as a player.
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Considering he's never even come close, I will take that bet!
Do we still have vbucks? lol
I think Staios wants to surround Tkachuk and Stützle with guys who have good habits, compete hard in games + practice, and have a pedigree of winning instead of guys who want to cash their paycheque and have a good time on weekends.
Perron is more of a Tarasenko replacement, if we're being honest, as well.
Gregor will do what Joseph did for much less money.
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When the other party knows you have to get rid of the player and cannot take any money back, they have you bent over a desk.
This is why managing the cap well is so important.
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I’m not sure why everyone is upset. We are spending some assets to keep key guys and change some faces on the team. We need a different look going into next year.
