GAGLine
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That was before the Rangers dumped $5.7 million on Detroit.
No, it's not. Right now, we have the cap space to re-sign our own players, minus Fast.
That was before the Rangers dumped $5.7 million on Detroit.
Did we finally get our answer on the Trouba NTC?!?!
Brooks is full of it. I heard from a Reliable Source on this thread that the NMC kicked in months ago.
Hey look, I am not rooting against it. If that was the deal I could absolutely live with it. I just can't see Buffalo doing it unless Eichel publicly asks for a trade and their leverage is shot.
You posted it, people read it, but the misinformation contributed.Yeah, I posted the answer with links to the MOU about this a few weeks back.
All upcoming NTC/NMC clauses that are set to become active during the 2020-2021 season were negotiated to begin during the FA period, whenever that was determined (which is now known to be October 9th), instead of the normal FA start of July 1st.
Not according to McKenzie. According to Eichel's agent. Again, I don't think McKenzie runs with that story unless he felt he was being fed a line of bullshit.
Hey look, I am not rooting against it. If that was the deal I could absolutely live with it. I just can't see Buffalo doing it unless Eichel publicly asks for a trade and their leverage is shot.
That’s not what Bob said.If he wants out, which he doesn't according to McKenzie.
Hey look, I am not rooting against it. If that was the deal I could absolutely live with it. I just can't see Buffalo doing it unless Eichel publicly asks for a trade and their leverage is shot.
Larry and cap numbers. A match made behind a dumpster.
Imagine the deal is done but the NHL just asked the teams to wait for the finals to be over before announcing, since its such a big trade.
Usually that is the return when the player is on an expiring deal or has 1 more year. Not a 23 year old with 5 years left.There's going to be obvious posturing by both sides. But, look at the history of these type of deals. Superstar player gets dealt, the return on a consistent basis is 1) top six forward, 2)top four Dman, 3) quality prospect and 4) 1st round pick. I don't expect Gorton to be an outlier if he makes this type of deal.
No, I wouldn't. I also don't think it will happen for that reason.
Buffalo doesn't exactly earn recognition for the shrewd decisions of its front office, though.
No, it's not. Right now, we have the cap space to re-sign our own players, minus Fast.
Usually that is the return when the player is on an expiring deal or has 1 more year. Not a 23 year old with 5 years left.
@GAGLine
You're the cap guy, if the Rangers traded:
ADA + Chytil + Andersson + CAR 1st + NYR 1st '21 for Eichel
And then traded
Strome for picks
Georigev for picks
Buy-out Hank (this is worst case scenario as he may retire)
Where does that leave the team this season and next? When I ran it, it seemed to leave quite a bit of space.
So, like right now, essentially?Hypothetically
Eichel for buch deangelo 22 lias and henriksson
strome for a late first or 2 2nds
Georgiev for a 2nd and a 3rd
kreider Mika gauthier
Panarin eichel kakko
Lafreniere chytil Kravtsov
Lemieux howden some random good 4th liner
miller trouba
Lindgren fox
Reunanen smith
something like that
Defensively very young, green, mobile, etc. well give up chances but we’ll be able to outscore our deficiencies.
And, if you're including DeAngelo and Buchnevich in the deal, then moving Strome for picks to Ottawa, as has been speculated, courtesy of @Edge, that's an additional another $4.5 million or so from Buch alone, and not having to re-sign DeAngelo, Chytil or Strome, plus the $5.7 million from dumping Staal. Trouba would not have to be in the deal.
Even hypothetically that deal doesn't get it done.Hypothetically
Eichel for buch deangelo 22 lias and henriksson
You know, that is a damn good point. I concede. No sarcasm either.Eric Lindros coming out of juniors didn't bring back the 1OA.