Sens do this.
Rangers turn this down very quickly. This deal is the opposite of what the front office is trying to do now. And just no.
Sens do this.
Sens definitely do not do this. People here can be as sour as they want on Ryan because of his contract, but he does have value to the team, and the team clearly is good with the contract they gave him. Consider that Ottawa is one of most, if not the stingiest team in terms of dollars, and we've never heard anything about Ryan being on the block. That's very telling of what the organization thinks of his contract.
Miller is good but most people on this board have Ottawa finishing outside of the playoffs (some saying bottom 10 team) making that pick very valuable. If we consider Miller being worth a pick in the 8-14 range, then that puts Ryan for a 3rd. That's a joke. If that's what your assessment of Ryan's value is, then just pull him out of the deal completely and Ottawa will happily keep him and his contract.
Here are some players who put up similar production at a similar salary/cap hit:
|Cap|Salary|Pts|Pts/82
D Sedin|7|7|61|61
Koivu|6.75|7.29|56|56
Ryan|7.25|6.5|56|57
H Sedin|7|7|55|61
Parise|7.5|9|53|62
Statsny|7|7|49|63
Granted almost all of these guys have contracts expiring in 2 years, it still shows that this kind of cap hit per production isn't uncommon. Those are some pretty good players who are worth a lot more than a 3rd round pick. Parise is closest in terms of contract length, but is he worth a 3rd? If Ryan put up 6 more points would he not be a cap dump in some peoples eyes?
This isn't 2006 anymore. 7 mill players don't put up 100 points, they put up 60-70 points. That's where the league is right now.
im sorry but most these players asides parise have either little value or negative value. Without salary retained, they are worth a 1rst rounder mainly bcuz no teams would want to handicap thier team with those contracts.
agreed. Rangers seem to finally realize that trading for superstars and/or former superstars wont win you cups.
I think that was just one last swing at a deep run.Do they? Your GM traded for Eric Staal literally 6 months ago
Why the heck would Ottawa do this?
Ottawa will make the playoffs this season.
The 1st will probably be in the range 16-20.
Those rarely bring you players like Miller.
And with Ryan's contract and lack of footspeed, which will only get worse the coming years, of course Ottawa should be all over this.
Do they? Your GM traded for Eric Staal literally 6 months ago
Ryan has pretty much plateaued as a slow 1 dimensional 55 (say 60 to be generous) point player, no way in hell do the Rangers do this. Sens would/should be all over it as a budget team
Let's see how he gels with Brassard. This is going to be the first time he gets to play with a left-handed centre since he got here, it's not outside of the realm of possibility that he re-discovers his scoring touch and doesn't go on an absurd cold streak to end the season.
All those players are better than Ryan and can actually play reasonable defence. The guy has the intensity and speed of a snorlax. He's such a lazy player and when he's not scoring we might as well be playing 4 V 5Here are some players who put up similar production at a similar salary/cap hit:
|Cap|Salary|Pts|Pts/82
D Sedin|7|7|61|61
Koivu|6.75|7.29|56|56
Ryan|7.25|6.5|56|57
H Sedin|7|7|55|61
Parise|7.5|9|53|62
Statsny|7|7|49|63
Granted almost all of these guys have contracts expiring in 2 years, it still shows that this kind of cap hit per production isn't uncommon. , but is he worth a 3rd?