HF posters remain gathered around @Edge home for additional breaking newsThis will be my last reply for a while as well. We're done with lunch, but doing other activities.
Georgiev will be a guy who the team considers moving. They view his value as being worth a bottom six player, or a higher second round pick. There are teams expected to have interest in him and those conversations will likely continue to take place.
His fate exists seperately from Lundqvist. I would say the odds of Lundqvist staying are not favorable at this point. Lundqvist is a potential buy-out candidate (obviously they would love he retired and they could celebrate his career in a number of interesting ways).
Staal I think is here for next year. I think they ride out that storm.
Edge previously floated Buchnevich's name as a piece that Calgary has repeatedly expressed interest inElias Lindholm so what would be a fair trade ? Supposedly we have a on going conversation with the Flames so maybe we can put together a package that helps both teams?
Sign of our times that my immediate reaction to this is "AAAAAH. NO MASKS. WHY AREN'T THEY WEARING MASKS?"
Canadiens trade 5th round pick for UFA rights to Edmundson.
Well, he IS a big Billy Squire fan...
I've been a huge Buch fan from the moment we drafted him, and I would do a deal centered on Buch+ for Lindholm in a hot second.Edge previously floated Buchnevich's name as a piece that Calgary has repeatedly expressed interest in
Rangers should do this with Fast.Canadiens trade 5th round pick for UFA rights to Edmundson.
Hahaha.Ummm...
I'd prefer to not get rid of Buchnevich this year, but this is something I'd absolutely consider doingEdge previously floated Buchnevich's name as a piece that Calgary has repeatedly expressed interest in
Hard to imagine they'd get anything more than a 7th for himRangers should do this with Fast.
Hard to imagine they'd get anything more than a 7th for him
Agreed. I love Buchnevich and have no interest in moving him for futures. I've seen some here talking about Buchnevich for Edmonton's 1st and I don't find that enticing at all. With Lafreniere this year and Kakko last, the window has been moved up. You trade Buchnevich, or DeAngelo, only in a hockey trade for a young established player to shore up areas of weakness to complement our strengths (wing, RD). Can't continue to obsess over acquiring draft picks when the pipeline is already oozing with talent that will either be on the team next year, or are already 1yr+ into their development and arrival is on the horizon.I've been a huge Buch fan from the moment we drafted him, and I would do a deal centered on Buch+ for Lindholm in a hot second.
I thought it was Squire tooHahaha.
Needless to say, I am not quite as big a Billy Squier fan.
I could see a better piece from Philly if AV has any say.
Yeah, as @Edge has mentioned repeatedly, the situation was quite different last year when EDM's pick was the potential return, because a) we hadn't yet won the Lafreniere lottery and b) Zegras was the very specific target.Agreed. I love Buchnevich and have no interest in moving him for futures. I've seen some here talking about Buchnevich for Edmonton's 1st and I don't find that enticing at all. With Lafreniere this year and Kakko last, the window has been moved up. You trade Buchnevich, or DeAngelo, only in a hockey trade for a young established player to shore up areas of weakness to complement our strengths (wing, RD). Can't continue to obsess over acquiring draft picks when the pipeline is already oozing with talent that will either be on the team next year, or are already 1yr+ into their development and arrival is on the horizon.
I thought it was Squire too
I know stroke me cuz funny euphemism hahahaha
To me billy Squier is kinda like Bryan Adams if he actually rocked.
Or, it makes Strome expendable and you see if you can move him for a LD.I'm pretty sure in past conversations that @Edge has said the Rangers still see Lindholm as a center, so if you move Buch for Lindholm, you're playing him at center, with either Strome or Chytil moving to the wing.