Confirmed Trade: [NSH/COL] Ondrej Pavel and 2027 3rd for Juuso Parssinen and 2026 6th

JoeSakic13

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Trotz still using the “hold my beer” approach to being a GM I see.

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I wonder if they could form a Finnish line in colorado. Rantanen pärssinen lehkonen maybe. Or if they can develope Pärssinen to be maybe a poor man's Rantanen?
 

JPT

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Trotz saw a Nashville team beginning to play better and absolutely could not have it. So, like a good leader, he made a hilarious trade
 
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Hins77

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Crazy how others GM acting like Sharks seeking blood around Barry Trotz. He seems to litterally lose all his trade... Im sure he is currently a lot of phone call. Maybe not for the good reason. I could see Parsinnen developp into a reliable player in colorado. Carrier is playing top for 4 minutes in lontreal. We only gave barron. An ahler..
 
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JPT

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Soon we'll learn that Trotz got the Preds tattoo on his ass covered up and all of this is part of an elaborate plan to get back at the franchise for firing him.
 

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Soon we'll learn that Trotz got the Preds tattoo on his ass covered up and all of this is part of an elaborate plan to get back at the franchise for firing him.
Technically we never did fire him. Poile just let his contract run out and didn't offer him a new one. Not real sure what you call that actually.
 
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You would think a team struggling as much as the Preds this year would want to at least showcase the guys deemed “expendable” a bit before shipping them off. There would really have been nothing to lose and maybe you could have built some true value back in there.

At the end of the day, the problem isn’t that the likes of Parssinen, Tomasino and Fabbro had little value…their value at the times of the trades is commensurate with their usage and production in Nashville. The question is why is a bad team with the likes of McCarron, Jankowski, Schenn and Lauzon as fixtures - allowing their younger NHL players whither to the point of such little value? I guess if you ask Trotz and Brunette, it’s that they spent a fortune on vets this off-season and wanted old school prototypical depth guys to fill out the rest of the line-up…but it wasn’t working, so why not change things up?

I’ll say it again - the Nashville prospect system is absolutely still flush with another wave of talent…probably a better wave. Tons of first rounders who have progressed nicely on the way or already getting some games (plus three more 1sts in the 2025 draft). They do a great job developing talent in Milwaukee. The concern would be what happens when these guys are ready to be NHL regulars. How does Brunette and the NHL staff put them into positions to be successful? Or are we just going to keep repeating this cycle? Who’s next to get their value tanked? Novak? Evangelista? Looks like that’s kind of already happening…
 

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You would think a team struggling as much as the Preds this year would want to at least showcase the guys deemed “expendable” a bit before shipping them off. There would really have been nothing to lose and maybe you could have built some true value back in there.

At the end of the day, the problem isn’t that the likes of Parssinen, Tomasino and Fabbro had little value…their value at the times of the trades is commensurate with their usage and production in Nashville. The question is why is a bad team with the likes of McCarron, Jankowski, Schenn and Lauzon as fixtures - allowing their younger NHL players whither to the point of such little value? I guess if you ask Trotz and Brunette, it’s that they spent a fortune on vets this off-season and wanted old school prototypical depth guys to fill out the rest of the line-up…but it wasn’t working, so why not change things up?

I’ll say it again - the Nashville prospect system is absolutely still flush with another wave of talent…probably a better wave. Tons of first rounders who have progressed nicely on the way or already getting some games (plus three more 1sts in the 2025 draft). They do a great job developing talent in Milwaukee. The concern would be what happens when these guys are ready to be NHL regulars. How does Brunette and the NHL staff put them into positions to be successful? Or are we just going to keep repeating this cycle? Who’s next to get their value tanked? Novak? Evangelista? Looks like that’s kind of already happening…
Because this is exactly how Trotz did players when he was a coach. I mean us old Nashville fans are ticked at what is going on, but when you look back at some of the decisions he made as a coach can you really be that surprised? Trotz loved him some Vets and he always gave them a long leash compared to his younger talent. The only way the young guys ever saw the light of day was that he either didn't have a choice or that they were just so much better than his other option he couldn't justify it. TBH I'm surprised Evangelista and ZLH have managed to stay on the roster.
 
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CupofOil

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Fabbro+Tomasino+Parssinen for a 3rd sometime in the future+4th. I don't think even a fantasy GM simulation would accept these trades.
Also traded the Dman he just signed a mere months ago for....stuff.
 
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Reality Czech

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So much for the so called top tier prospect pool

The quicker they get rid of the Gm the better, but with the way Nashville deals he’ll have a long long leash

They have to clear roster space for all the guys they're going to draft with the approximately 43 draft picks they've accumulated in recent years.
 

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