DarthProbert
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Barron or Helleson from the Avs of intetest? Pretty sure MacKinnon and Bednar could get Comtois shooting more.
Kravtsov from the Rangers maybe?
Barron or Helleson from the Avs of intetest? Pretty sure MacKinnon and Bednar could get Comtois shooting more.
is it really ? maybe if your smoking bad stuff or somethingCaufield For Comtois is something to really think about, But it's a hard sell to all habs Fan's because they love Caufield alot. I like Caufield also but I would really think hard about a trade like this.
anaheim most likely would think about moving him, if someone offers the value, they attached to him last season.Jeff Marek mentioned that Comtois might be available.
32 Thoughts: Big week upcoming as teams decide what to do with pending UFAs - Sportsnet.ca
you left out an important part of the equation:Habs fan: Would you trade your struggling young player for our struggling young player?
Ducks fan: No, you would have to give us your best prospect
Habs fan: But our best prospect might end up being really good
Ducks fan: How dare you judge a prospect on his potential
Other ducks fan: Yeah, Habs fans are the worst
So, if we aren't allowed to judge prospects based on potential I guess we'll set our sights on 3 points in 9 games Mason McTavish. Rem Pitlick is a little over 0.5 PPG this year, so if you guys throw in a pick that would be a solid trade.
Checks the rumored boxes for AZ. Young roster player, blue chip prospect, 1st round pick. Follows the formula the insiders are claiming is aligned with the ask.I’d do it.
Nah, I want a dollar not 4 quarters.I'm going bold here:
Kasperi Kapanen + Marcus Pettersson + conditional 2023 2nd (If Lindholm does not resign, turns into a 3rd) + Filip Hallander
for
Maxime Comtois + Hampus Lindholm
Thoughts:
Kapanen and Comtois are both still young, budding players. I think Kapanen has certainly proven more in terms of capabilities but him and Comtois seem to have a similar issue of fit going on. Both are RFAs and of close enough age, however, in a vacuum, Kapanen is more valuable than Comtois. Leads to the next part...
Pettersson for Lindholm. This is under the premise that Lindholm does not intend to return to the Ducks. While Lindholm > Pettersson, Pettersson is a top 4 dman signed to a nice, longer-term contract at a good cap hit. He's right in the ballpark of the "right age" to mesh well with Anaheim's new core. Chances are, Ducks try to trade Lindholm and while they could certainly get a 1st+ for him, you hope that player turns into about what Pettersson currently is.
Ducks also get a good forward prospect and a conditional pick to add to the mix. This would bridge the gap in value from Pettersson to Lindholm.
Penguins slot Comtois in next to Malkin and have Lindholm available in case Letang doesn't resign.
I'm going bold here:
Kasperi Kapanen + Marcus Pettersson + conditional 2023 2nd (If Lindholm does not resign, turns into a 3rd) + Filip Hallander
for
Maxime Comtois + Hampus Lindholm
Thoughts:
Kapanen and Comtois are both still young, budding players. I think Kapanen has certainly proven more in terms of capabilities but him and Comtois seem to have a similar issue of fit going on. Both are RFAs and of close enough age, however, in a vacuum, Kapanen is more valuable than Comtois. Leads to the next part...
Pettersson for Lindholm. This is under the premise that Lindholm does not intend to return to the Ducks. While Lindholm > Pettersson, Pettersson is a top 4 dman signed to a nice, longer-term contract at a good cap hit. He's right in the ballpark of the "right age" to mesh well with Anaheim's new core. Chances are, Ducks try to trade Lindholm and while they could certainly get a 1st+ for him, you hope that player turns into about what Pettersson currently is.
Ducks also get a good forward prospect and a conditional pick to add to the mix. This would bridge the gap in value from Pettersson to Lindholm.
Penguins slot Comtois in next to Malkin and have Lindholm available in case Letang doesn't resign.
I'm going bold here:
Kasperi Kapanen + Marcus Pettersson + conditional 2023 2nd (If Lindholm does not resign, turns into a 3rd) + Filip Hallander
for
Maxime Comtois + Hampus Lindholm
Thoughts:
Kapanen and Comtois are both still young, budding players. I think Kapanen has certainly proven more in terms of capabilities but him and Comtois seem to have a similar issue of fit going on. Both are RFAs and of close enough age, however, in a vacuum, Kapanen is more valuable than Comtois. Leads to the next part...
Pettersson for Lindholm. This is under the premise that Lindholm does not intend to return to the Ducks. While Lindholm > Pettersson, Pettersson is a top 4 dman signed to a nice, longer-term contract at a good cap hit. He's right in the ballpark of the "right age" to mesh well with Anaheim's new core. Chances are, Ducks try to trade Lindholm and while they could certainly get a 1st+ for him, you hope that player turns into about what Pettersson currently is.
Ducks also get a good forward prospect and a conditional pick to add to the mix. This would bridge the gap in value from Pettersson to Lindholm.
Penguins slot Comtois in next to Malkin and have Lindholm available in case Letang doesn't resign.
such a terrible metaphor. both have the same value.Nah, I want a dollar not 4 quarters.
I don't want 4 small pieces I want 1 big one, understand now?such a terrible metaphor. both have the same value.
I don't want 4 small pieces I want 1 big one, understand now?
Do you prefer carrying 4 quarters or a dollar?
If Ducks are going to trade both, I'd hope it's a 3 way deal for Chychrun. Lindholm to someone for 1st and prospect, flip the first and prospect (or replace with Zell) and add Comtois for him. Ducks have plenty of depth, if they lose Lindholm they lose one of their few high end pieces.
That seems very light to me, even if one sees Lindholm as a pure rental and doesn't see Comtois becoming much more than he is
Fair.
For debate sake, how is Kapanen for Comtois or Pettersson+Hallander+2nd for a UFA Lindholm considered light? When was the last time a UFA brought that back?
Last similar deal to reference could be McDonagh+JT Miller. That brought back:
Vladislav Namestnikov, Brett Howden, Libor Hájek, 2018 1st round pick, 2019 2nd round pick
Now Miller was a RFA and Miller had an extra year so...anyway, I think the values are similar. Certainly not "light".
such a terrible metaphor. both have the same value.
I highly doubt that ANA would have much interest in taking Pettersson back... they traded him off for wishes when he wasn't making 4m a year
I'm going bold here:
Kasperi Kapanen + Marcus Pettersson + conditional 2023 2nd (If Lindholm does not resign, turns into a 3rd) + Filip Hallander
for
Maxime Comtois + Hampus Lindholm
Thoughts:
Kapanen and Comtois are both still young, budding players. I think Kapanen has certainly proven more in terms of capabilities but him and Comtois seem to have a similar issue of fit going on. Both are RFAs and of close enough age, however, in a vacuum, Kapanen is more valuable than Comtois. Leads to the next part...
Pettersson for Lindholm. This is under the premise that Lindholm does not intend to return to the Ducks. While Lindholm > Pettersson, Pettersson is a top 4 dman signed to a nice, longer-term contract at a good cap hit. He's right in the ballpark of the "right age" to mesh well with Anaheim's new core. Chances are, Ducks try to trade Lindholm and while they could certainly get a 1st+ for him, you hope that player turns into about what Pettersson currently is.
Ducks also get a good forward prospect and a conditional pick to add to the mix. This would bridge the gap in value from Pettersson to Lindholm.
Penguins slot Comtois in next to Malkin and have Lindholm available in case Letang doesn't resign.
Even if the collective value may not be terrible, I still believe it's pretty far removed from being attractive at all for Anaheim. It's too much of a "here's a bunch of stuff" type of offer, that would easily get beat out the second anyone else puts a higher end prospect on the table.
If the Ducks trade Lindholm for a pick or prospect, they are definitely hoping that they end up with a player who turns out to be better than Pettersson. Obviously it won't be any sort of guarantee, but they are much better off gambling on high ceiling prospects, rather than accepting a huge downgrade + other spare parts.
I think that is the hope with all picks, no? What percentage of picks turn into a Top 4 dman?
In the same breath and logic, wouldn't Comtois be considered spare parts as well? I could easily say "Penguins give up two roster players - a top 6 wing and a top 4 dman, a pick and a prospect for a rental dman and spare parts".