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All these Jake proposals I keep seeing are extremely underwhelming.
Not necessarily. There is a huge difference in what the cap hit will be and they could possibly resign Jake. Get your young players and look to resign him. If you don't you have a lot of space to work with. If you trade Petts you can't get back the same value he has to the Penguins. I'm not saying Jake isn't valuable that's the point you can get a huge return for him and possibly resign him. Petts you can't recoup and resign. I really don't think you get a young player and prospect for Petts I may be wrong.Uh.....okay?
Calling Guentzel a "small scoring winger" when he's been a 40 goal, PPG winger for basically his entire career is just dumb. It's as dumb as dismissing Pettersson as important because "it's easy to find lanky DFD" and using Graves as an example of getting that.
But whatever, if being challenged in a discussion causes you to have a temper tantrum, you do you.
If it's a retool, you don't trade Guentzel though. You trade off guys like Rakell and Smith and keep Guentzel.
This team needs to pick a lane for what they're going to do. If it's a retool, you don't trade guys like Jarry, Guentzel and Pettersson and only trade guys like Rakell and Smith. If it's a rebuild, you nuke the team and trade anyone outside of the core for value.
Im pretty sure we’ll be underwhelmed when/if he’s moved.All these Jake proposals I keep seeing are extremely underwhelming.
Think you gotta adjust your expectations. If the team gets the reported asking price, multiple 1sts in value (prospects worth a 1st, actual 1st rounders), you gotta be happy with that and hope the team's scouts manage to zero in on some guys who end up being strong players for this organization down the road.All these Jake proposals I keep seeing are extremely underwhelming.
He's a rental currently on IR...All these Jake proposals I keep seeing are extremely underwhelming.
UMMMM He will be ready in time for playoffs at the absolute worst & I think teams don't need to scout himHe's a rental currently on IR...
I can't even think of a rental player on IR that has ever returned a 1st at the deadline....
He's a rental currently on IR...
I can't even think of a rental player on IR that has ever returned a 1st at the deadline....
He will be off IR three days after the deadline. There hasnt been anything that I've seen that suggests he's going to miss significant time beyond the begining of March.He's a rental currently on IR...
I can't even think of a rental player on IR that has ever returned a 1st at the deadline....
The most ideal play remains keeping Guentzel and trading Smith/Rakell/a goalie/Graves imo.All these Jake proposals I keep seeing are extremely underwhelming.
It's hilarious seeing people cite the Giroux return as a great return for a rental. When the deal was made, everyone said Philadelphia took so little out of respect to let Giroux go where he wanted. They got a 1st that was 2 years away and a prospect that was looking like a bust. Funny how history looks back on this stuff compared to the immediate reactions all because of Tippett's revival.People talking about a Giroux package as the ideal baseline when Giroux returned what was at the time a prospect FLA was really down on. Nobody thought Tippett would develop as well as he has in Philly when that deal was made. If that is the BEST possible comparison, why not just keep him and trade him later if you need to.
Yea. They got the President Trophy winner's 1st and a prospect who's stock was way down. If the Pens trade Guentzel to Van for their 1st and their 3rd best prospect or something, nobody is going to think that is going to jumpstart some sort of retool or youth movement.It's hilarious seeing people cite the Giroux return as a great return for a rental. When the deal was made, everyone said Philadelphia took so little out of respect to let Giroux go where he wanted. They got a 1st that was 2 years away and a prospect that was looking like a bust. Funny how history looks back on this stuff compared to the immediate reactions all because of Tippett's revival.
I have 0 faith in Mike Sullivan reviving anyone's career. He's the coach that kills players who have been good for years on other teams.
I don't see Dubas wanting to send Jake within the division or in the ECF, but if Jake has control of where he can go (12 teams he won't play for) then it will likely be East I am guessing or a very good hockey market and contender.I’m surprised (maybe it’s a CBA thing) you don’t see more sign and trades in the NHL like the NBA does.
If Necas/Jarvis are available for Jake you do it. Maybe you could get both with the right package.
I know Wings fans really want Jake, but Stevie Y doesn’t get fleeced even though they have some interesting pieces.
Dubas could do a hard reset on this season and land some much needed fresh blood to inject throughout the lineup
Giving up that 1st is not a big deal to a team like Vancouver given it's likely sitting in the 27-32 range anyway. IT really depends on how well the Penguins have scouted any of the teams involved, I mean they should have automatically just scouted the Canucks anyway given JR's want for Ex-Pens.Yea. They got the President Trophy winner's 1st and a prospect who's stock was way down. If the Pens trade Guentzel to Van for their 1st and their 3rd best prospect or something, nobody is going to think that is going to jumpstart some sort of retool or youth movement.
NBA contracts are shorter and are easily escapable. Hell, their trade deadline features deals where players are traded and then often bought out a short time later, freeing them to join another team.I’m surprised (maybe it’s a CBA thing) you don’t see more sign and trades in the NHL like the NBA does.
If Necas/Jarvis are available for Jake you do it. Maybe you could get both with the right package.
I know Wings fans really want Jake, but Stevie Y doesn’t get fleeced even though they have some interesting pieces.
Dubas could do a hard reset on this season and land some much needed fresh blood to inject throughout the lineup
I don't know much about Brisson or Hague but I imagine you gotta get someone with a bigger name prospect-wise than that for Jake.
I'd rather they just got Dorofeyev instead of Brisson in that deal.Hague is 25. He isn't a prospect.
Solid LHD though. Pettersson type upside. But way thicker.
Brisson is 22. He's not great. But he fits the like... Krebs, Brannstrom mold that Vegas seems to deal and have NHL success elsewhere. I feel like Sullivan would hate Brisson. Kinda lazy.
I'd try and get a 1st, 2nd, and Kolesar + Brisson for Jake from Vegas.
Matthew Tkachuk was the only sign & trade I can think of in the NHL. @EVGENIMERLIN
This is where the Penguins can utilize this as well if they need to with a team that wants to sign Jake to an 8yr deal, but Tkachuk was an RFA at the end of the season that year so Jake's situation is different.
I'd rather they just got Dorofeyev instead of Brisson in that deal.
I like Dorofeyev's game and I think Brisson is someone the VGK will want to hang on to as he's young and cheap and a not so recent 1st rounder that spent a ton of time in their farm and is now paying off. Dorofeyev is an RFA at the end of this season, Brisson has another year left before he is an RFA, I think VGK will want to hang on to him unless the Pens specifically asked for him.I'm not sure there is much of a difference between the two players.
Yeah every single one just looks like crap. I don't think Dubas is going to make a move, there needs to be a team that is desperate enough and for that to happen, a few of the teams need to start making moves which prompts other teams to get desperate.All these Jake proposals I keep seeing are extremely underwhelming.
What they need to do is what the NBA does with the NTC. Essentially make it so it's only after an x amount of years in the NHL. In the NBA, the rule is this:I hope the owners go after the NMC/NTCs in the next round of bargaining. They’ve really taken a lot of fun out of the TDLs and can be pretty depressing for a fan base. They make enough money. Winnipeg can’t be that bad when you have 7-8 figures sitting in your bank account. It’s not like those contracts are forever.
To be eligible to negotiate a no-trade clause, a player must have at least eight years of NBA experience and has to have spent at least four years (not necessarily the most recent four years) with his current team. He also must be signing a free agent contract, rather than an extension.