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Please no.Edstrom COULD be the next Boo Nieves
(in a different way, of course)
but let's not jump the gun
want to see Rempe as well to add, not replace, Ed
Please no.Edstrom COULD be the next Boo Nieves
(in a different way, of course)
but let's not jump the gun
want to see Rempe as well to add, not replace, Ed
Adding both those would actually take too much from our current roster.Tarasenko at 50% retained.
Then Gourde at 50% retained.
Those 2. Not sure who we have to send out but those are the 2 for me
How bout those two just wake up at even strength.If this team can go out and find a player to play with zib and kreider we have something
We played the best team in the league and the player that gets under their best players’ skin, is Lindgren. Not only did he survive the cheap shots, but he drew the penalties on a close game. Absolute garbage take.Lindgren destroyed TWICE tonight. Make the move.
Are you moving Kakko in this deal? Because once he comes back the cap is blown to hell.Let’s go get that cup, now’s the year -
CK MZ Wheeler
Pan Tro Laf
Cuylle LINDHOLM Chytil
Vesey Bonino Goodie
HANIFAN Fox
Key Trouba
Gus Schneider
That plane doesn’t get off the runway.Are you moving Kakko in this deal? Because once he comes back the cap is blown to hell.
Also what ever else you're putting in that deal, theyd have to retain on both for this to fit.
And dear god what are you giving up to get both.... Because thats probably 1st + kakko + Perreault or Othmann.
Respect your view and it was mine up until a couple of weeks ago. The plane that had Gartner, Amonte, Turcotte, Weight, Patrick, and Marchant seemed to get off the runway just fine. What’s that 4 HOF or borderline HOFers.That plane doesn’t get off the runway.
Of course we can afford Lindgren's next deal. He's creating less offense than usual (which is fine as long as Fox is flirting with 1 P/GP) which will bring that number down a little bit. It was looking like upwards of $5m, but now closer to $4m. And despite only having 2 points on the season, he's still an even +/-. Obviously +/- is useless in a vacuum, but in the context of the rest of the team he's smack dab in the middle. A guy that's -10 on a team that has a few -20 guys is actually pretty decent, for example.We can't afford Lindgren. How are we going to afford a guy that's a lot better. We will end up with a guy like Mikalos. And don't underestimate how much penalty killing means to this staff. They hope to win on special teams and goaltending.
I'm entertaining the idea of Hanifin, but I'm not all in quite yet. The reason CGY would give us a better Lindgren for Lindgren is the same reason I'm currently on the fence: The $3m difference on their next deals. There's no reason to LOL at the idea.We aren't getting anybody for him in a trade that is just going to slide in and take that role. Why would the other team give us a better Lindgren for Lindgren. That's not how trades work, lol. As for Miller with Fox, I've made my point known here. It's a stupid idea. Every coach we have had had gone with a defense first guy with Fox even during the times Lindgren was hurt. Neither Miller or Gus are defense first guys. Jeez, Gus has been horrible lately in a top 4 role.
Sub-replacement offense so far this season, but a quite useful "straw that stirs the drink" player. I keep coming back to this...this will be Girardi's $3.5x3 deal for Lindgren, not the $5.5x5 for a 30-year old Girardi deal.Its not.
Trust me, they can make it happen if they want to. Problem is this organization has a LONG history of falling in love with players who aren't very good/used to be good but are currently bad. Fear the same is happening with Lindgren who is a clear detriment to the team no matter how much people don't want to admit it.
I can understand the apprehension of disturbing the room, but its not a big enough of a draw back considering how bad Lindgren has been this year. He's always been miscast in that role and its rearing its ugly head because hes been sub replacement level this year. A ton of guys would be an upgrade, doesn't have to be someone due a big contract. Theres no need to McDonagh Fox with his Girardi.
I'm considering the swap (open to but not sold on), but there would be little to no "room to spare." That would be all of our spare room unless we create an additional hole elsewhere.The cap hit has been discussed in detail by numerous people including myself for both this year and next. He fits with plenty of roomto spare if lindgren is traded for him. The other unquestionable factor is while he plays on the first pair for a lower AAV he is a blackhole on offense and costs the Rangers significant production. Frankly he isn't very good at anything.
We didn't have the cap room for Drury to make that mistake a second time.Red wings are 1-4-1 since Kane joined the team. Kane is -7 with 1g and 1a in 6 games and 0 5v5 points. Did Drury dodge a bullet?
no, sell NOWLindgren’s time should be up after this season. Sell high on his grit. I love his efforts and I do love that grit but its not enough.
^ says the man who advocates for crypto, which is a bane to economies everywhere.Please no.
no, sell NOW
^ says the man who advocates for crypto, which is a bane to economies everywhere.
As to the Boo comment to which you reply, you fear what you do not understand, which is on you.
Red wings are 1-4-1 since Kane joined the team. Kane is -7 with 1g and 1a in 6 games and 0 5v5 points. Did Drury dodge a bullet?
More like dodging a dodgeball thrown by a grandma from 100 yards away.Red wings are 1-4-1 since Kane joined the team. Kane is -7 with 1g and 1a in 6 games and 0 5v5 points. Did Drury dodge a bullet?
I don't think it's a garbage take. Perhaps a bit hyperbolic. But I can't help but remember the last time I saw a player take this sort of repeated punishment. Prucha. He kept getting up too and rarely missed time. His first year was good. The hits started coming in the second year and by the 3rd year they were constant. After that he just couldn't put it together again.We played the best team in the league and the player that gets under their best players’ skin, is Lindgren. Not only did he survive the cheap shots, but he drew the penalties on a close game. Absolute garbage take.
I don't think it's a garbage take. Perhaps a bit hyperbolic. But I can't help but remember the last time I saw a player take this sort of repeated punishment. Prucha. He kept getting up too and rarely missed time. His first year was good. The hits started coming in the second year and by the 3rd year they were constant. After that he just couldn't put it together again.
Different player, of course. And smaller. But I worry about Lindgrens health at this point. I mean, it ain't really my place to worry about him, since he is an adult, a pro and I don't know him, but all the same it is getting tough to watch.
Even on the hits Lindgren throws, which used to have him on the upper hand, now have him getting run over. Specifically that sort of half hip, half reverse hit he usually catches guys with on the wall. Maybe he is just hurt and needs some time, but if that's the case he should be out of the lineup until then.
I'm not sure we can fit for next season:Respect your view and it was mine up until a couple of weeks ago. The plane that had Gartner, Amonte, Turcotte, Weight, Patrick, and Marchant seemed to get off the runway just fine. What’s that 4 HOF or borderline HOFers.
We have to take calculated risks and I think this year may be the year to do so. Just my opinion. I think a trade construct around Kakko, Lindgren, a 1st, and a prospect or two not named Othmann or Perrault can get Lindholm and Hanifin with retention. I like this team chemistry a lot and don’t want to necessarily break them up but I think a cup opportunity is calling.
I'm not sure we can fit for next season:
20-93-78
10-16-13
50-Lindholm-72
X-21-26
Hanafin-23
79-8
X-4
31
X
If the numbers can work, then we're "busting our nut" as it were, by moving Kakko and a 1st. If we had a Perreault or Othmann level C prospect, then we could use Chytil in the trade instead, and save some space, but alas.
It would be a bold move, I'll give it that. It would certainly set us up for 2 or 3 runs past this one, at the cost of room to maneuver. I'm not fully against it, but that would be the one deal we make for quite a while.
20-93-24
10-16-13
78-72-Pinto
50-21-26
55-23
79-8
6/Rob - 4
31
X
One smaller move, without costing a ton, and still a lot of flexibility going forward. It's admittedly not as much of a wagon as the other proposed lineup. I would argue that the maneuverability would afford us a higher ceiling past this season.
Right now, we're a top team with reinforcements on the way without any trades. This is a season to really go for it since there's not a presumptive "team to beat" unless it's the Rangers. If we stand pat and lose in the ECF, it could be viewed as a missed opportunity. If we trade another 1st and still fall short, it's more wasted assets and still not even a B prospect at Center (BMB needs to take a step forward to count, which while I'm confident in, he's merely "almost" there).
I would lobby for a half-measure instead of either standing pat or going all in. I respect both other trains of thought though, as long as they're grounded in reality cap-wise and have some sort of plan for next year as well.
I do not think Lindy has much to do with Fox's points per game this season since very few are at even strength.Of course we can afford Lindgren's next deal. He's creating less offense than usual (which is fine as long as Fox is flirting with 1 P/GP)
IMO, the time is 2029. I don't think he'll be absolutely cooked at 29/30, but it will certainly be on the horizon at that point. Avoid the Girardi mistake at an apples to apples age. Age 26-29 Girardi was a very useful player for not huge pay.no, sell NOW
^ says the man who advocates for crypto, which is a bane to economies everywhere.
As to the Boo comment to which you reply, you fear what you do not understand, which is on you.