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Brass for Sheary+Gus+1st still makes the most sense to me.. if you need an AHL replacement goalie we can give you Dreidger too.
Brass for Sheary+Gus+1st still makes the most sense to me.. if you need an AHL replacement goalie we can give you Dreidger too.
Counter: Karlsson and Brassard for Schultz, Sheary, Sprong, Gustavsson, Hunwick, 2018 1st and 2019 2nd
Brass for Sheary+Gus+1st still makes the most sense to me.. if you need an AHL replacement goalie we can give you Dreidger too.
Brass for Sheary+Gus+1st still makes the most sense to me.. if you need an AHL replacement goalie we can give you Dreidger too.
That's a fair deal that works for both teams, I'd say.
Hopefully we dont get Sheary. Hes Cory conacher all over again. Crosby has made him a lot of money
If that was all Dorian wanted, then you know perfectly well the deal would be done already.
Dreger has said there were double digit teams interested in Brassard, so it's unlikely Dorion will retain on Brassard when so many teams interested. Phanuef was retained because we end up saving 5.5 million in the end.
That was quick for someone to take the bait lolEmpoleon877ost: 141774407 said:Cory Conacher never had a pace of 70 points in a season. That comparison doesn't make any sense.
That was quick for someone to take the bait lol
Conacher although not at a 70 point pace did put up good numbers in Tampa riding talented players to do so.
The comparison is more so that than whether Conacher or Sheary is the better player. Sens fans still have nightmares about that trade
I suspect Dorian wants more, whether it's that deal or something comparable.
At least that's how I read the Dreger tweet . . . begging someone to step up, lest he deal Brassard to the boogeyman (Pittsburgh) and (in theory) tilt things in the Pens favor.
So, whatever JR is offering, it's not what he'd like. The problems for Dorian, as noted, are (a) he needs someone else to step up and (b) waiting until the summer to move him means potentially a lower return and extra out of pocket dollars for ownership until then.
JR won't offer more. That's not his style. He makes a big offer that, from his perspective, is fair. He doesn't lowball. And, that offer is it.
Questions really are if Dorian finds another partner or, failing that, decides to deal or roll the dice on doing better in the summer (when Brassard's value will be less and you'd hope more bidders drive the price back up).
If that was all Dorian wanted, then you know perfectly well the deal would be done already.
Hopefully we dont get Sheary. Hes Cory conacher all over again. Crosby has made him a lot of money
I will add, I think Sheary's talent level is irrelevant, because I'd be downright shocked for the Senators to keep him if they acquired him. Why would a team trying to shed money want a somewhat expensive complimentary piece? I imagine he'd be traded within a day if he was going to Ottawa for Brassard, he has decent value after all.
Sheary makes $3 million a year flat I believe, so why would Ottawa keep him? He seems like the exact kind of player that would be flipped after a trade, like the Streit situation from last year.
It is a different dynamic. It's not retaining because Ottawa has to, it's Pittsburgh saying "we'll beat any offer, and then toss you an additional asset in exchange for you making this happen by retaining 20 percent".
That was quick for someone to take the bait lol
Conacher although not at a 70 point pace did put up good numbers in Tampa riding talented players to do so.
The comparison is more so that than whether Conacher or Sheary is the better player. Sens fans still have nightmares about that trade
Conor Sheary was going to blow away Derick Brassard's career best season last year. You don't just luck into that kind of production. Honestly, I think the prices in here are a little steep. Derick Brassard has one 20+ goal season. He has one 60+ point season.
Over the course of his career, he's mostly been a 15-20 goal, 40-45 point player.
Sheary’s stats are padded. He’s been rough all season. Simple explanationHelps playing with Sid there is no denying that.
Interestingly when i scout pkayers especially ones on a line all together i always tend to value the guys that in my mind "stir the drink" and im a bit leery of the other guys on that line with big prodiction as a result.
Crosby is clearly that guy that stirs the drink which makes me hesitate on Sheary
There is no doubt that Dorion is likely asking for more and why shouldn't he right? Hes hoping someone blinks and pays the high price when in reality something will likely work out if the Sens and one other team both slightly budge closer together.
Should be an interesting week for sure
I think both sides for the most part agree on Sheary, Gustavsson and a 1st for Brassard. It seems like a very solid and fair deal. Maybe some Senators fans don't want to take back Sheary and some Penguins fans don't want to trade Gustavsson, but I think it's even and a majority of people realize this.
Helps playing with Sid there is no denying that.
Interestingly when i scout pkayers especially ones on a line all together i always tend to value the guys that in my mind "stir the drink" and im a bit leery of the other guys on that line with big prodiction as a result.
Crosby is clearly that guy that stirs the drink which makes me hesitate on Sheary
Agree 100%. But, I think Dorian has 2 things working against him:
1. Whatever he can get now for Brassard likely is worth more than what he'll get this summer.
2. That 2.5M July 1 bonus doesn't exactly let him be patient, unless you think Melnyk will be okay paying it.
JR isn't a **** GM. He's not going to try to take advantage of the situation. Whatever he's offering is what Brassard is worth to him in the abstract.
As I said, maybe someone else steps up, maybe Dorian decides to take his chances at the draft, or maybe he moves someone else now or at the draft.
You never know what's real for sure. I've heard Dorian's ask is a little more than anything discussed in this thread. I don't know what JR's offer is, but I suspect given his MO it's one of the deals that fans of both teams have suggested they could see as happening.
Yep, gonna be an interesting week . . .
Perfectly fair with one caution: Sheary stinks with Malkin. Oil and water. And, our other centers aren't Duchene. They aren't even Pageau. So, while I doubt that Sheary would be the guy he was when he was killing it with Sid, I think he'd be better with Ottawa's centers than he's been with Pittsburgh's bottom six centers.