bland
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If Hronek is stuck on $7M+, I’d easily replace him with Roy and trade Hronek for a package.
Honestly a 2 year overpayment would be perfect for the Ducks. That way it expires before the summer of pain where they have to sign Zegras, Carlsson, Mintyukov, Zellweger, and Gauthier.Some team(s) will offer him an Orlov-like deal
He's exactly the defenseman a lot of the Canadian teams need. RHsD that is solid with some offensive upside.If I were Staios, I'd offer him 6x6 to play in Ottawa.
Honestly a 2 year overpayment would be perfect for the Ducks. That way it expires before the summer of pain where they have to sign Zegras, Carlsson, Mintyukov, Zellweger, and Gauthier.
A lot of teams have the "RD is a wasteland after..." going on. There is a major shortage of quality RD out there. That should play into Roy's favour here.Good to see Yzerman's reasoning for moving Hronek is becoming more clear lol.
Wouldn't be surprised if Detroit looks long and hard at Roy. RHD is a wasteland behind Seider.
As an Oiler fan, he would be a perfect fit on our 2nd line. I don't anticipate he will choose to sign in Edmonton, but if he did, it would go a long way towards solidfying our blueline top to bottom.He's exactly the defenseman a lot of the Canadian teams need. RHsD that is solid with some offensive upside.
Good to see Yzerman's reasoning for moving Hronek is becoming more clear lol.
Wouldn't be surprised if Detroit looks long and hard at Roy. RHD is a wasteland behind Seider.
Oh Im not insinuating he should or will. But if he wants to bet on himself the same way Gavrikov and Orlov did then the Ducks have enough cap space to pay him whatever he wants.He's exactly the defenseman a lot of the Canadian teams need. RHsD that is solid with some offensive upside.
Do you really feel the Ducks, who are not exactly favored by top UFAs, have progressed enough on ice to get a defenseman like that for only two years? And why would he sign there for only two years...he's not 24.
He is good for the Ducks but my point is he wouldn’t choose a 2 year deal with a team like the Ducks.Oh Im not insinuating he should or will. But if he wants to bet on himself the same way Gavrikov and Orlov did then the Ducks have enough cap space to pay him whatever he wants.
He is a perfect fit for the Ducks, like many teams, so Im hoping he really really loves southern California.
The only way it would make sense would be if other teams are offering around $6 mil per year (let's say 6x6) and the Ducks offer 2 years are $9 mil per year. That would put him at 31 and could probably still sign for 4 years at $5 mil and come out with a little more money. Or if cap goes up, he could sign for more than $5 mil in a couple years and potentially make a lot more. That is also assuming he believes he hasn't peaked yet or can sustain it for a couple years at least. If he severely deteriorates, it could cost him a lot.He is good for the Ducks but my point is he wouldn’t choose a 2 year deal with a team like the Ducks.
He is good for the Ducks but my point is he wouldn’t choose a 2 year deal with a team like the Ducks.
Zegs2RoyWe’d be banking on he likes socal and wants to stay here….. he likes the direction of the team, and honestly I don’t think they are as far off as you are making it seem. Ducks have a ton of cap space and can overpay him a bit.
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6.5 easily.He's a guy I could see Treliving pushing HARD for and the potential contract has me concerned.
6.5 easily.