JESSEWENEEDTOCOOK
Twenty f*ckin years
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Also he’s the youngest and will be cheaper than Pietrangelo.
Speculation: Roster Building Thread: Part LVI
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BobMarleyNYR
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Fair point. The 2008-11 teams needed a HARD kick in the ass though. They got Tortorella lol
Yeah but he sucks.
Colorado signing Petro and then moving Johnson would be a pretty big win for them. A defense with Petro, Makar, Byram, Timmins and Girard? Nasty.
egelband
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Minnesota has apparently told him they’re not making him an offer. So, maybe he hangs ‘em up. But i assume he made that bold prediction when he assumed Minnesota wanted him back. Probably more of a chance he goes elsewhere now.
HFsNumber1Heel
FKA Roo Returns...Still A Contrarian Apparently
Yeah I think the odds of trading DeAngelo are slim unless there's a legit good offer made.
TheBloodyNine
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Is it though? He is 30 years old entering free agency when there is going to be a flat cap the next few years. Even if there wasnt going to be a flat cap, he is still 30 years old. Granted he has consistently been a 50 point defenseman who has a solid all around game, he has never really blown the doors off in any season and again is on the wrong side of 30. I think $7.7 AAV is very fair. Max maybe being $8 AAV.
EDIT: disregard if you were referring to STL wanting him to accept the AAV without knowing all the details of the entire contract offer
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wanting him to accept the deal without knowing the terms makes me think the blues weren't too serious about getting a deal done...but is that offer low because the blues didn't want to overpay for a 30+ year old given they have depth? or is that lower amount a sign of whats to come for all free agents with the flat cap?
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Anthony5967
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If Lou was smart, he wouldn't have signed that many players to that many stupid deals. He acts like an old man more than a good GM now. He makes go for it now moves with no concern for the long term future of the franchise because he's old. I think there is a good chance he loses Barzal to an offer sheet this off-season.
egelband
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I get the RD point. But he hasn’t been a serious Norris candidate since he was 22 and 24 years old. And even then he finished 4th and 5th in the voting. Fast forward to 6 years later. He is going to be 31 when the 1st season of that contract starts because of Covid. So as a team, and as the player, do you compensate in years or salary? I just dont think he should be getting more than $8 AAV anywhere.
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NYSPORTS
back afta dis. . .
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imo, that’s way too high an offer. Statistically, he had one really good year and his numbers are dropping . I think Strome alone might be better yet paired with that #1 is an overpay IMO.
pld459666
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Hanifan just sounds like Brady Skjei but slightly better. Pass.
Hampus Lindholm just doesnt fit well due to his age and, more importantly, need for a new contract in which he will want to get paid. It will be his last big contract. Would rather sign a UFA vet on a short term deal with no clauses, that you can expose to Seattle. And then revisit the LD again next offseason.
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NYR Viper
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I’m more intrigued by a guy like Dillon DEPENDING on what he gets
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