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- Dec 5, 2010
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The kind of trade neither side should consider.
Galchenyuk is producing at an elite level over a fairly decent sample size, is younger, and is RFA at the end of the year. He should be signed longterm at a reasonable cap-hit based on his comparables.
Tavares is the Islanders franchise. He's also a more proven commodity, and the captain of his team. The Islanders' focus will undoubtedly be to resign him. There's really no point in moving him for a player such as Galchenyuk unless you know he won't resign. Otherwise, there's no real upside to that deal.
Galchenyuk is producing at an elite level over a fairly decent sample size, is younger, and is RFA at the end of the year. He should be signed longterm at a reasonable cap-hit based on his comparables.
Tavares is the Islanders franchise. He's also a more proven commodity, and the captain of his team. The Islanders' focus will undoubtedly be to resign him. There's really no point in moving him for a player such as Galchenyuk unless you know he won't resign. Otherwise, there's no real upside to that deal.