Value of: Michael Pezzetta

[12ozPapa]

What would Montreal want for him?

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[GTA]

4th round pick

 

[Xirik]

A 4th liner trade proposal?

 

[HabsQC]

Future considerations would do for me

 

[Tanknation]

Taking up a spot so free.

 

[12ozPapa]

Admittedly, I haven’t caught many Habs games. I feel like he’s a solid winger with some sandpaper to his game - fair assessment?

 

[Bouboumaster]

Love The Pezz but I don't feel like we would received anything more than a draft Pick in the lower rounds for him

 

[Mrfenn92]

Low round pick

 

[CDN24]

He may be available on waivers at the end of camp depending on if guys like Beck or kapanen are pushing for a spot

 

[BLNY]

Admittedly, I haven’t caught many Habs games. I feel like he’s a solid winger with some sandpaper to his game - fair assessment?

Very limited ability, but a gamer. Can take a regular shift and doesn't need to fight to play his role. A 13th forward that doesn't complain about being a 13th forward.

Given how few players Montreal has that can do that role, I think they'd be intent on keeping him.

 

[izzy]

Probably a random nothing “prospect” (23/24 year old AHLer) and a 6th

 

[Mrb1p]

Pezz is a warrior and won't "hurt" but he's certainly not a good player. A 5th should do it.

 

[12ozPapa]

Ducks need some sandpaper, so that’s why I inquired.

Thank you everyone.

 

[Captain97]

It's a weird situation where he isn't worth a lot but we don't have a replacement for what he does at the moment so he probably can't be traded.

 

[pth2]

It's a weird situation where he isn't worth a lot but we don't have a replacement for what he does at the moment so he probably can't be traded.

This. I think he's more likely to be lost to waivers than traded - the return in a trade will be minimal anyways, so might as well try and slip him through waivers if there's a roster crunch.

He's pretty much the only forward who will drop the gloves regularly, so he won't be moved for a 7th round or whatever his value may be.

 

[CanadienShark]

He's got a good attitude and plays hard, but he's kind of worthless if that makes any sense.

 

[57special]

Seems like MTL could use some of his physicality and toughness, yet they are willing to let him go for a late round pick?

 

[Wayfarer13]

The Pez is an ideal 12-14 forward.

 

[pth2]

Seems like MTL could use some of his physicality and toughness, yet they are willing to let him go for a late round pick?

He just isn't a very good player. Replacement-level, at best. Good team guy and hard worker, but he has zero ability to be more than 4th line filler with toughness.

 

[Treb]

Probably a random nothing “prospect” (23/24 year old AHLer) and a 6th

We don’t need more AHL bodies. If anything, we would benefit doing a 2 for 1 for a slight upgrade.

 

[Khelandros]

Future considerations would do for me

St. Louis has a plethora of those.

 

[Lockin17]

Ducks need some sandpaper, so that’s why I inquired.

Thank you everyone.

you can have him for free since you guy's gave us Demidov

 

[Nico Hischier]

I don’t think he’s worth more than Jake walman who got traded for future considerations

 

[Treb]

I don’t think he’s worth more than Jake walman who got traded for future considerations

Salary is relevant here.

Probably worth more to the Habs than in a trade until we get a physical forward replacement.

 

[CTHabsfan]

Seems like MTL could use some of his physicality and toughness, yet they are willing to let him go for a late round pick?

The Canadiens aren't looking to let Michael Pezzeta go for a late round pick, people on a message board are looking to let him go. What's the point of Montreal trading Pezzeta for a late round pick? That may be fair value, but do they really need more late round picks? Besides, what will they do with that late round pick, draft another Michael Pezzeta?