with no retentionBetter beg that it will work out cause we're stuck with him for 2 more years....
It's like you JUST get luckily got out of an overpriced player with two years left (kapanen) for another... Except it's MORE money and higher stakes if said player fails here
f***in brilliant
Adding a playmaker as well as quality depth to the bottom six. You know, the area of the team everyone griped about?I have no clue what are they doing with this trades ..
Sid and Geno have both been healthy all season long. At some point you have to think the other shoe is going to drop.It’ll be really hard for us to miss tbh.
Good, cuz I want to get in that draft lottery as soon as possible.Only need ANOTHER Jarry injury to rule us out of playoffs
I have no clue what are they doing with this trades ..
Jarry or Sid. If either goes down for any length of time, they'll be fighting tooth and nail just to get shitkicked in round 1. If the season progresses like it has, they're probably a safe bet to make it, just to get shitkicked in round 1.Only need ANOTHER Jarry injury to rule us out of playoffs
"Hextall is the perfect GM to be honest."
Jarry or Sid. If either goes down for any length of time, they'll be fighting tooth and nail just to get shitkicked in round 1. If the season progresses like it has, they're probably a safe bet to make it, just to get shitkicked in round 1.
You could argue that Tampa trading a slew of 1st rounders for Barclays Goodrow and Blake Coleman is what finally put them over the top. That Coleman/Gourde/Goodrow unit was probably Tampas 2nd best line in those playoffs and is what finally got that core their championship.Cons:
He's a small forward who likes to pass a lot. He's more of the same type of forward that we have a ton of.
He's on the wrong side of 30, which is again, something we have a ton of.
He's declining, at least for this season.
He wasn't used on the PK a lot this season.
That cap hit.
Pros:
He should either bolster the bottom six himself or push a player down who will, which hopefully fills a need for the team.
Even in a down year for him, he still scored 36 points in 58 games.
His acquisition cost wasn't much.
Prior to this season, he was supposedly a very good PKer. It's possible that his not being used on the PK is related to his (potential) decline, or maybe Hynes has gotten worse as a coach?
If he could somehow be a Zucker replacement in the top six, that cap hit doesn't look so bad.
His nickname is 'Granny', which is fun.
Other:
Teams that make big splashes at the deadline don't usually win the Cup. The last time that a team made a big splash and won was 2014. I think that this time it will be a team that makes a big splash who wins, simply because so many did, but the fact remains that it's usually the teams making smaller moves who win.
Yep. And while they gave up a lot for those players, those weren't exactly the types of big splashes we've been seeing recently. They're much closer to a Granlund-type of deal.You could argue that Tampa trading a slew of 1st rounders for Barclays Goodrow and Blake Coleman is what finally put them over the top. That Coleman/Gourde/Goodrow unit was probably Tampas 2nd best line in those playoffs and is what finally got that core their championship.
Not sure what's worse...waking up to this news, or having to go to sleep right after finding out.Just woke up… So I wasn’t dreaming huh?
The fact that Hextall made this deal with zero retention is inexcusableI like Granlund as a player but for a 2nd, Nashville should be retaining 50%
Going to sleep pissed off at hockey last night wasn’t good for me. I try not to get that invested anymore, but I couldn’t help it last night. This one sent me over.Not sure what's worse...waking up to this news, or having to go to sleep right after finding out.
The fact that Hextall made this deal with zero retention is inexcusable