Kakko Schmakko
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Unless Rangers start tanking either intentionally through coaching or through fire sale trades I think we are 15th to 20th in NHL.
Retaining names probably more of a draw to shumakov.Looks like we failed to sign the Shmuckoff guy:
https://www.tsn.ca/capitals-ink-shumakov-to-one-year-deal-1.1166123
fantastic job, not trading away Namestnikov just keeps paying dividends.
I think Rangers need to improve their pro scouting department a bit. First they target ADA, now Namestnikov, neither are anything special. Prior to that they targeted Etem and a bunch of other busts.
I think Rangers need to improve their pro scouting department a bit. First they target ADA, now Namestnikov, neither are anything special. Prior to that they targeted Etem and a bunch of other busts.
What do Namestnikov and Shumakov have to do with each other?
Etem wasn't the main part of the trade. It was Gropp who unless he figures it out and gets involved this season will end up busting.
If Shattenkirk stinks it will only be two years left. Rangers have a bunch of guys on ELCs who will be affordable for a few years. They also need to have guys to protect in Expansion slots. They'll have the minimum. Right now it's Zibanejad, Buch, Shattenkirk, Skjei, Smith, Staal, Lundqvist, Georgiev. Gorton will be feasting as teams will be begging him to take on contracts for assets and prospects come the Seattle expansion and at that point they may be at least a Wild Card team.
I still don't get the Panarin obsession here. Seguin is a RH shot #1 center and has done it for more years more consistently than Bread Man. He's the one to sign. All these people saying he's going to resign in Dallas, I'v asked on this board and said share those links. They don't exist. He's an incredibly competitive alpha who wants to be the #1 guy. They did a whole thing about that in his draft. Dallas hasn't really improved and Bishop was exposed as an average goalie out of TBL. You can bet your bottom dollar if Dallas doesn't make some noise in the playoffs he's out of there.
without Namestnikov we could have guaranteed Schmakoff a roster spot, and it is not a good idea to fill up so many roster spots with questionable Russians.
Etem maybe wasn't main part of the trade, but so what? neither was ADA and Namestnikov.
Shumakov isn't a better player than Namestnikov.
WPB- Being a huge Panarin fan for a long time — I’ve also noticed how all of a sudden his stock seem to have taken off completely lately. Like all of a sudden he is Pat Kane II. I would of course be interested in getting him — but certainly not at any cost. He isn’t a top top player, 12-13m for him long term is a big risk. But I still nurture some kind of naive dream that he might not get more than 8m per, but...
However with Seguin there is no grey area, he will get 7x13 if he hits the market. That is a lot of money...
They are likely on same level, but we could have traded one for picks and signed the other for free.
Highly doubt that. It's not because Namestnikov doesn't have any value, but I don't think there was a whole lot of appetite for trades in general in June. And certainly no one was going to trade picks for him in July.
"And with the fourth overall selection of the 2019 draft..."
I think Rangers need to improve their pro scouting department a bit. First they target ADA, now Namestnikov, neither are anything special. Prior to that they targeted Etem and a bunch of other busts.
You sir sound like mike milbury or don cherry.Panarin has too many red flags, I want to go with more character and more gritty players.
then what was the point of targeting Namestnikov or they are lying to us that they really wanted him?
The incoherence in this post makes my head hurt. The potential answer to that question is that the point of targeting Namestnikov is that they're not lying to us and they really wanted him.
If I'm understanding correctly (and I don't know that I am), the idea that he was acquired with the intention of being flipped is entirely a fan invention.
Panarin has too many red flags, I want to go with more character and more gritty players.
The most important player who regularly had subpar games. Also the context is whether his absence pushes the team into bottom 5 territory, not whether the team is a playoff staple.I really think that's misstated. Yes, they're bringing back the same team they played the final 20 games... but they're also without their #1 D for the bulk of last season. We can argue how Spooner/Namestnikov/Holden compare to Miller/Nash/Pionk+, but there's no doubt that a key component, and arguably most important member, of the team for most of last season is gone.
Someone asked if we could fit Panarin and Seguin into the same salary cap. Rough estimate.
Panarin(9)-Seguin(10.7)-Kravtsov(.65)
Kreider(4.625)-Zibanejad(5.35)-Buchnevich(5.25)
Andersson(.75)-Howden(.65)-Chytil(.75)
Vesey(2.275)-Fontaine(.65)-Fast(1.85)
Beleskey(3.8)
Skjei(5.25)-Shattenkirk(6.65)
Smith(4.35)-Pionk(.925)
Rykov(.65)-Hajek(.65)
Staal(5.7)
Lundqvist(8.5)
Shestyorkin(.65)
Cap hit of team: 79.625
Dead money: 3.61
Projected Cap: 83
Total Cap Hit: 83.235
Why do all the rookies have a league-minimum cap hit?
What leads you to believe they’re on the same level?They are likely on same level, but we could have traded one for picks and signed the other for free.
I wasn't sure what to put them as. The way I understand it, rookies who don't have any service time yet have the minimum cap hit, while guys who have some service time, but not a lot usually have a cap hit between 100K-300K above the minimum.
But does it really matter? If I underestimated the rookie contracts by .5M total, I don't think thats keeping the team from signing two contracts that'll equal nearly 20M per year.