There was a defenseman drafted in 94 by Phili named Artem Anisimov according to hockeydb
Rick Nash trade: one year later
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There was a defenseman drafted in 94 by Phili named Artem Anisimov according to hockeydb
Viqsi
"that chick from Ohio"
I'm still depressed and frustrated that he had to be moved.
I am thrilled with the return, though. No question about that.
And yes, this does mean that, assuming we manage to be Cup contenders by then, I'll be one of those insufferable types insisting on bringing him back for "one last try" after his current contract expires five years from now. And I do not and will not apologize for that.
I am thrilled with the return, though. No question about that.
And yes, this does mean that, assuming we manage to be Cup contenders by then, I'll be one of those insufferable types insisting on bringing him back for "one last try" after his current contract expires five years from now. And I do not and will not apologize for that.
dru
Jarmo Unchained
I think Howson did a decent job with the hand that he had to play. The buzzards were circling around the Nash trade so I'm grateful that he didn't make a snap decision. Watching Nash play out the season was a bit painful though. In the end I really wish JD would have cut the cord on Howson earlier and let the new GM make this trade, I would have loved to seen what Jarmo or anyone else might have gotten. All in all, good trade for the CBJ.
LaffyTaffyNYR
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honestly, I think it's worked out well for both teams....
It essentially all turned into..
To Jackets:
Marian Gaborik (we had to free up the cap space)
Brandon Dubinsky
Artem Anisimov
Tim Erixon
1st rd pick
To Rangers:
Rick Nash
Derick Brassard
John Moore
Derek Dorsett
can't really complain either way. however, we also have to see how gaborik performs this year and if the Jackets can extend him if he has a good season or want to.
It essentially all turned into..
To Jackets:
Marian Gaborik (we had to free up the cap space)
Brandon Dubinsky
Artem Anisimov
Tim Erixon
1st rd pick
To Rangers:
Rick Nash
Derick Brassard
John Moore
Derek Dorsett
can't really complain either way. however, we also have to see how gaborik performs this year and if the Jackets can extend him if he has a good season or want to.
CBJWerenski8
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We also have to see how Brassard, Dorsett, and Moore look in a better sample size.
Mayor Bee
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Viqsi
"that chick from Ohio"
It seems that, even now, absolutely nothing constructive, positive, or even neutral can ever, ever be attributed to Howson doing a competent job. No, no, everything he's responsible for HAS to be a failure, because otherwise we were wrong to fire him or we haven't solved all or problems or something. G-d forbid we ever not have somebody to throw under the bus.
I'm liking the results so far of the move to Kekalainen as GM. That doesn't mean that Howson deserves eternal damnation.
Mayor Bee
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Viqsi
"that chick from Ohio"
Robert
Foligno family
This, my only complaint is that the trade (or a trade) moving Nash didn't come sooner...
Agreed, Howson could have got the same value back if he had moved Nash when the request was made that winter.
But Howson also deserves credit for jumping on the combination of players he went for. (That is, if you do like Anisimov, Dubinsky, and Erixon, as I do). Dubinsky was going to be included one way or the other to take back some salary, but we could have ended up with Kreider, Thomas, and Miller instead of Anisimov, Erixon and the 1st (Rychel).
Wisnutsen21
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IMO
Gaborik < Nash
Anisimov > Brassard
Dubinsky > Dorsett
Erixon = Moore
1st > 3rd
What are ya talkin about? We woulda been lucky to get 2 of those blue chippers along with a 1st. Have to bump that 3rd to a 2nd for the best young wing prospect in the league..Nash/Delisle/2nd for Kreider/Dubinsky/1st
I'd love to know the other ("better") deals that were offered and not fully agreed on for whatever reasons. I'm sure there were packages that were more prospect heavy and i'm glad Howson held out for the one he did. I have to disagree with the idea that there was a better offer at ANY time though, even before Howson's public comments. If there really was an issue and he wanted out bad enough i'm sure people around the league, along with the GM's, would have a pretty good idea. I think its pretty clear the reason it took so long is because Howson was driving the price up for as long and as high as he could. I still don't understand how people could say it was a bad trade for us. It was split pretty even on here.
candyman82
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Viqsi
"that chick from Ohio"
Hardly. Folks generally aren't inclined to trade roster players when they're in the middle of a run to the playoffs.
Nanabijou
Booooooooooone
You forgot to rank Delisle + Parlett versus Delisle + 2014 6th round pick.
That could swing the overall equation either way
CBJWerenski8
Rest in Peace Johnny
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Agreed 100%, but I think Kreider will be a very good player. But ill take 3 over 1. Miller and Thomas are 3rd liners to me
CBJWerenski8
Rest in Peace Johnny
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Well said indeed. I wasn't a Howson fan (nor a supporter) but I will gladly give him his dues. He put the ground work in to the foundation for this team, and to that I thank him.
