GDT: Official Trade Deadline Thread (please read the stickied post)

[Kovalev27]

I think Winnipeg gets Stone really do.

Leaves Nashville Boston Calgary in big for Hayes.

I think Dallas Pittsburgh Boston Calgary all like Zucc.

 

[duhmetreE]

Delete. I can't use gifs.

 

[NYR Viper]

The best part about this trade is that it confirms Panarin is not being shopped.

That and the Islanders REALLY wanted Duchene. Now what do they do?

 

[Brooklyn Rangers Fan]

 

[nyrage]

Nice surprise buyer. Good break for us.

 

[FIRE DRURY]

Finally. Great news for us. Biggest fish is off the market. Panarin will be off the market.

Hopefully Stone gets re-signed.

 

[bl02]

The Jackets are going for it, good good.

Good for them unlike the Candy Canes who won't move one of their 89 bobby Orr Dmen for a forward to help them push for the playoffs.

 

[Fitzy]

That's a crazy aggressive move for a team on the outside of the playoff picture looking in.

 

[Edge]

This is what I said yesterday--I don't think trade values are "set" by one or two deals the way free agent deals are in the summer. There's a totally different context to the negotiations and it involves team-team interaction as opposed to team-player. It's a much different situation.

I think there's a tendency to think that a premium guy entering the market can jeopardize deals for players lower on the totem pole.

But, in most cases, it's not all that different that collectibles on eBay. Not everyone wants to spend $200 for the shrink-wrapped box set of their favorite band. Some people are okay spending $150 for one that's "like new" or $120 for one that has some imperfections.

But the markets at the $200 price point, and the $120 don't necessarily overlap. Both markets still have a desire for the product and will pay based on the range with which they are comfortable.

If anything, a bigger name coming on the market can actually help prices for sellers. If a Western Conference team lands Duchene, there's the possibility that another team feels the need to invest in a trade for someone like Hayes to remain competitive. Obviously, that's not always the case. But I don't really see a negative impact on what the Rangers are trying to do. If the market is weak, it's weak with or without names like Duchene or Stone.

 

[HockeyBasedNYC]

Absolutely have to scratch Zucc and Hayes tomorrow. Their value has just increased and the Rangers cannot risk an injury to either of them.

 

[Tawnos]

You'd expect at least one conditional pick on Duchene re-signing.

 

[duhmetreE]

Hayes and Shattenkirk both @ 50 for Tolvanen and Fabbro. you could thrown in Buch or Pionk
Zucc to CGY for Valimaki
McQuaid to whoever wants to give a 3rd or to Tampa for a guaranteed 1st this year and a 4th

I just want quality... please stop giving us B prospects

 

[Brooklyn Rangers Fan]

 

[Ghost of jas]

I think there's a tendency to think that a premium guy entering the market can jeopardize deals for players lower on the totem pole.

But, in most cases, it's not all that different that collectibles on eBay. Not everyone wants to spend $200 for the shrink-wrapped box set of their favorite band. Some people are okay spending $150 for one that's "like new" or $120 for one that has some imperfections.

But the markets at the $200 price point, and the $120 don't necessarily overlap. Both markets still have a desire for the product and will pay based on the range with which they are comfortable.

If anything, a bigger name coming on the market can actually help prices for sellers. If a Western Conference team lands Duchene, there's the possibility that another team feels the need to invest in a trade for someone like Hayes to remain competitive. Obviously, that's not always the case. But I don't really see a negative impact on what the Rangers are trying to do. If the market is weak, it's weak with or without names like Duchene or Stone.

Just wake up?

 

[Kovalev27]

Me thinks Tolvanen is going to be a Ranger soon.

 

[Lion Hound]

No certainty that this means Panarin is off the market here.

 

[JESSEWENEEDTOCOOK]

Me thinks Tolvanen is going to be a Ranger soon.

Please don’t get my hopes up, I’ve had this feeling for a while. Can’t shake the feeling that kreider is getting traded, soon

 

[duhmetreE]

I think there's a tendency to think that a premium guy entering the market can jeopardize deals for players lower on the totem pole.

But, in most cases, it's not all that different that collectibles on eBay. Not everyone wants to spend $200 for the shrink-wrapped box set of their favorite band. Some people are okay spending $150 for one that's "like new" or $120 for one that has some imperfections.

But the markets at the $200 price point, and the $120 don't necessarily overlap. Both markets still have a desire for the product and will pay based on the range with which they are comfortable.

If anything, a bigger name coming on the market can actually help prices for sellers. If a Western Conference team lands Duchene, there's the possibility that another team feels the need to invest in a trade for someone like Hayes to remain competitive. Obviously, that's not always the case. But I don't really see a negative impact on what the Rangers are trying to do. If the market is weak, it's weak with or without names like Duchene or Stone.

 

[GeorgeKaplan]

Even though I’ve said it before, I’ll say it now, I’d 1000% much rather have Fabbro than Tolvanen

 

[duhmetreE]

Me thinks Tolvanen is going to be a Ranger soon.

I can feel it to... the funny thing is Hayes would have been a good center for him. We'd need to add playmakers for Zibs and Tolvanen

 

[Tawnos]

No certainty that this means Panarin is off the market here.

Several reporters have tweeted this to be the case.

 

[Crease]

This is the Blue Jackets one last kick at the can Eric Staal trade.

 

[Brooklyn Rangers Fan]

 

[Thirty One]

Two big fish off the table.

 

[duhmetreE]

Even though I’ve said it before, I’ll say it now, I’d 1000% much rather have Fabbro than Tolvanen