It’s definitely going to be one of the most memorable.I literally don't really follow hockey trading as closely as I should I guess but this sounds like one of the biggest trades in NHL history to me, is that something you guys would agree with?
Come join the leafs my dude!
Look at what we sent to the Rangers for McDonagh. Two good, safe NHL-level prospects in Howden and Hajek, a first, and a conditional second, plus a roster player.I hope someone asks Melnyk if he refused to trade him to the East. If so, I can understand why Tampa whiffed. If not, I have NO IDEA what Tampa just did.
The second condition is that if they trade him to the east this year they have to give up a 1st roundNot like it matters at all.
If I'm reading this correctly, the Sharks have to re-sign Karlsson AND make the final for the Sens to get a second 1st rounder? So they can lose in the conference final and still re-sign him and the Sens get nothing else? Wow.
At least you helped clear some of that cap for them, Dorion. Enjoy Boedker.
Foolish. Ty Dellandrea better end up a prime Mike Richards.
Although the return is horrendous, Tierney is a decent player. I look at their forwards and am not impressed at all.While I agree Ottawa did horrible, I also am not sure if I like this for San Jose.
If he re-signs, this would be another robbery of Ottawa by Wilson, but If he doesn't re-sign, that's a lot to give up for one year. Even with Karlsson do you have San Jose in your top 5 favorites? Because I don't.
Ottawa would be doing backflips right now if they were offered that... unless they see something we don't in Tierney...
tbh its not that bad considering its an expiring deal. Balcers and norris are decent prospects. One is a 1st rounder and the other is developing nicely. Then they get another first and 2nd round pick condition that could turn into another 1st. Thats 3 first rounders for a rebuilding team. Ottowa is in better shape than montreal, especially if they can get jack hughes.
hehehe
As for people saying "best case scenario is they have a 20% chance at Hughes"
While yes, that is true. However the whole thing is just a gallon of gravy. We make the playoffs and we have a top pick with the potential for Hughes and the top guys. We miss the playoffs and we have two picks with the potential for Hughes.
Buffalo has the first no matter what. When Kane signed there, it was bumped to a 1. The question I have is whether or not the pick is still lottery protected now because they can't push it to 2020 because they gave it to Ottawa. I mean, no chance they are a lottery team this year, but I'm just curious.Ah, so if SJS makes the playoffs, which they will, BUF gets their 1st in 2019, and OTT gets the 1st in 2020.
I missed that 1 of the 2nds was in 2019 and not 2020, so at least OTT gets that this year
Sens fans keep saying the AVs only have a 18% chance for Hughes, but a stacked draft of Centres. Same odds the following season, 2020 - Lafrenière is a Winger, teams build around C or D.
They lose again if AVs get Hughes and Sens Lafrenière.