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Come on millennial silver fox let’s start leakin some of these trades
here's Larry
6 months recovery 80% chance he will play at the same level. Nope ill pass.Eichel is 24, and elite skill level.
NYR haven't been strong down the middle since...?
Mika wasn't a risk with his concussion history?
There is risk... Rangers can offer a "fair" deal, but shouldn't overpay
Eichel is 24, and elite skill level.
NYR haven't been strong down the middle since...?
Mika wasn't a risk with his concussion history?
There is risk... Rangers can offer a "fair" deal, but shouldn't overpay
BB had him like 11
You said that he wasn't great value at 19. He went exactly round where he was supposed to go.
Nils wasn't universally regarded as a 1st the year he was taken either.
I wouldn't put either of them on the Fox/Lafreniere level (more people have done that with Nils than they have Schneider btw.)
Eichel is 24, and elite skill level.
NYR haven't been strong down the middle since...?
Mika wasn't a risk with his concussion history?
There is risk... Rangers can offer a "fair" deal, but shouldn't overpay
What did Pittsburgh give up to acquire them?
They had 3 10 mil forwards?
They literally just signed one and half this board is complaining about the costMy concern is, would we be strong or very weak down the middle in a head to head with say the center lineup Tampa had this POs? Point, Gourde, Cirelli and Johnson?
I can see Tampa back down and then blitz us on the counter attack. Eichel and Mika needing all kind of space to get going. When I look around the league, these centers do great against weaker teams and then disappear against the better teams in large.
Isn’t it time that we start to look for players that are good in the POs like Gourde and co? Tremendously speedy hard working players.
Kermit McDermit will be a NYR by 1 pm
My guess is that Francis have picked the players he already had deals ready to flip. They are going hard in on the UFA market and likely spending close to the salary cap. Had they selected Nino, Domi, Tarasenko etc without having deals ready it could have hurt their cap situation. Most likely why they selected players who will go straight to UFA. They know exactly how much cap they need after speaking to potensial UFA players.I won't say Seattle will be bad because I thought Vegas was going to be absolute trash. What do I know? I just can't figure out how Francis didn't extract a little payment for making sweetheart picks. Lou wanted to keep Bailey and hoped Eberle was the pick for cap reasons. Exploit that and get a small return. Geekie over Bean or El Nino, fine but bluff Carolina a little and ask for a mid round pick. Montreal was going deep state and manipulating the process. Bergevin can't lose Price after the run, going into his own contract year. Ask for a 1st (30 OA).
Francis dishing out assists to Yzerman, Sakic and Bergevin deep into retirement trying to catch Gretzky.
so what’s the game plan is Eichel can’t play or produces like a $5 million dollar player? Add another $5 million to make up for it to total $15 million? Might as well must offer Barkov $13 million to save $2 million and have a healthy neck.
6 months recovery 80% chance he will play at the same level. Nope ill pass.
Kermit McDermit will be a NYR by 1 pm
Really against Eichel, but if Drury can somehow make the trade on Saturday and make it a 2022 pick after we get Svechkov or a Center, how would you guys feel?
I don't want Eichel under any circumstance. I'd rather sign Zibanejad long term (not a fan of that idea either). Who knows if Eichel will be the same player after surgery and the long layoff? I'd rather see someone else take that chance; if he does become a great player, good for him. If that is the package, I'd rather give that for Barkov.
Chytil can be that guy with a bigger role. I'd rather get more 2022 picks, not give them away.
I truly cannot understand why people would be gung ho about Eichel.
The cost will not be worth the risk. There's no way around it. It's foolish