TheBlackFish
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- Jun 22, 2016
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Keep in mind Streit is a LHD and power play specialist that plays on the right side
To Edmonton:
Mark Streit - 1yr $3,250,000 ($2m retained - $5.25m original salary)
Matt Read - 2yr $3,625,000 (nothing retained-editted based on reaction)
2017 2nd round pick
To Philly:
Nail Yakupov - 1yr $2,500,000 RFA
2017 3rd round pick
Reason:
The Oilers have to many elite forwards to have a weakness on the top power play. Streit fills that void and allows the young D to learn on the second unit. Read is versatile and a good analytics player ideal for bottom 6, which is where they always play Yakupov incorrectly anyway. Read's also a 20 goal scorer when his linemates aren't RJ Umberger and Vinny Lecavalier. Flyers could use Yakupov on a scoring line with either Giroux or Voracek (and how he finds his scoring touch not seen since juniors) while using guys like Simmonds or Raffl on the 3rd line, without having defensive liability problems.
To Edmonton:
Mark Streit - 1yr $3,250,000 ($2m retained - $5.25m original salary)
Matt Read - 2yr $3,625,000 (nothing retained-editted based on reaction)
2017 2nd round pick
To Philly:
Nail Yakupov - 1yr $2,500,000 RFA
2017 3rd round pick
Reason:
The Oilers have to many elite forwards to have a weakness on the top power play. Streit fills that void and allows the young D to learn on the second unit. Read is versatile and a good analytics player ideal for bottom 6, which is where they always play Yakupov incorrectly anyway. Read's also a 20 goal scorer when his linemates aren't RJ Umberger and Vinny Lecavalier. Flyers could use Yakupov on a scoring line with either Giroux or Voracek (and how he finds his scoring touch not seen since juniors) while using guys like Simmonds or Raffl on the 3rd line, without having defensive liability problems.
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