f7ben
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Well since I’m rarely correct this holds serveDidn't you say they were going to lose in the first round?
Well since I’m rarely correct this holds serveDidn't you say they were going to lose in the first round?
Personally, I'm not a big fan of bringing guys back for a second stint. It's never worked out with this club. It's why I don't want Dumba back either.What would people think about bringing Zucker back on a 1 year deal at $3-4M?
Just looking at the roster next season, they'll have about $5-5.5M to sign a LW & extra skater (assuming Chisholm signs in the $1.25M-$1.75M range). Shaw will probably be back for cheap, so I'm assuming they're going to have roughly $4.5M to work with.
Kap - Ek - Boldy
X - Rossi - Zucc
Ohgren - Khusnutdinov - Hartman
Foligno - Gaudreau - Johansson
Brodin - Faber
Chisholm - Spurgeon
Middleton - Bogosian
Merrill
Really think whatever signing they make in the offseason should be a 1-year deal, so they have the most flexibility for the following season when the dead cap falls off. Be nice if they didn't re-sign Foligno because it's clear that this team could've spent that money in significantly better ways this offseason.
Possible UFA Targets ($3-4.5M range): Zucker, Tarasenko, Toffoli, Arvidsson, DeBrusk, Noesen, Foegele, Kane, Perron, Drouin, Duchene, Monahan
You can bet that whoever BG goes after, it'll be a big guy somewhat slower on his skates.
So like Boldy?You can bet that whoever BG goes after, it'll be a big guy somewhat slower on his skates.
Well, there is the issue that Dumba has been bad in ARI and TB this year, also. I am fine with bringing someone back here, IF they are the best choice.Personally, I'm not a big fan of bringing guys back for a second stint. It's never worked out with this club. It's why I don't want Dumba back either.
I think trading Rossi would backfire big time.Well, there is the issue that Dumba has been bad in ARI and TB this year, also. I am fine with bringing someone back here, IF they are the best choice.
I can't fathom someone wanting to give the bum's rush to Rossi and Marat, almost before their career has started. It's not like we have a teamful of stalwarts down in Iowa who are better, or even as good. I get trading Rossi for a better version, but who's going to do that?
I could maybe see it if Yurov was coming over this year and they could turn him (Rossi) into a good winger. Since he's not, I'd like to see him after another offseason before that decision is made.I think trading Rossi would backfire big time.
Well, it depends who we trade him for, but he is certainly not one of my worries going forward if we keep him. He doesn't have to be a #1C to be a useful player.I think trading Rossi would backfire big time.
I just don’t understand why they’re considering moving a player that plays a position we’ve historically struggled with.I could maybe see it if Yurov was coming over this year and they could turn him (Rossi) into a good winger. Since he's not, I'd like to see him after another offseason before that decision is made.
Again, in his own D+4 year, Eriksson Ek had 14 points in 58 games, and didn't basically lose a year to bad health.
He showed enough where I’d be okay giving him a couple years. I do think this team would be wise to cut ties with Middleton & target a real #2/3 defenseman next offseason.If Chisholm gets more than $1M, it should be because there is another year tacked on.
1 x ~$900k or 2 x ~$1.25M
Something like that.
He’s definitely not somebody I’m dying to bring back, but just thought he might make sense while watching the Preds last night. Every line you can project him on at least made some sense. Could see a Zucker - Khusnutdinov - Hartman line being pretty effective.Personally, I'm not a big fan of bringing guys back for a second stint. It's never worked out with this club. It's why I don't want Dumba back either.
Ek on a line with Victor Olofsson and Alexander Holtz. I think Olofsson is a free agent, why not give him a cheap contract for next year and give him a shot to save his career? Worst case he could be a veteran in Iowa. He did score 28 goals a couple of seasons ago.
Of course he knows. He's been spending almost all his time there, Sweden is losing all their faceoffs and is going nowhere near the red line.He's small, doesn't know where the d-zone is, and soft as warm butter. He's got some speed and a decent shot; that is about it.
Ek on a line with Victor Olofsson and Alexander Holtz. I think Olofsson is a free agent, why not give him a cheap contract for next year and give him a shot to save his career? Worst case he could be a veteran in Iowa. He did score 28 goals a couple of seasons ago.
Of course he knows. He's been spending almost all his time there, Sweden is losing all their faceoffs and is going nowhere near the red line.
Wallstedt is solid as a rock, looks so calm and collected.