Roster Building Thread - Part XI (Off-season edition)

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HatTrick Swayze

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I would be shocked if Trouba isn’t on the opening night roster.

Have said it before but would bet a lot that the NYR thinks he is still a net positive on the ice.

They didn’t want to move him because they think he is bad, more so that they had the opportunity to give Schneider more minutes and reinvest the salary difference into Guentzel or Kane or whoever RW.

Thats over now. So don’t expect they are in a rush to dump him even though they should be because he has no business playing significant minutes on a team trying to contend.
 

IDvsEGO

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If we say she gets paid on the upper scale of 1m yearly salary, being a neurosurgeon, she'd have to work nearly 60 more years to out earn Trouba with just the neurosurgeon salary, not even counting whatever investments Trouba already earned money on, or what's left that he'll be paid on this contract. That's highly unlikely. Trouba's career earning is around 60m and counting.
1m is not the upper end for a neurosurgeon.
That is the midrange for a neurosurgeon.
If they stayed in nyc she’d probably make 750-1m as a neurosurgeon.
If she wanted 5+ then she’d be looking at like Wyoming or north/South Dakota.
 

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I would be shocked if Trouba isn’t on the opening night roster.

Have said it before but would bet a lot that the NYR thinks he is still a net positive on the ice.

They didn’t want to move him because they think he is bad, more so that they had the opportunity to give Schneider more minutes and reinvest the salary difference into Guentzel or Kane or whoever RW.

Thats over now. So don’t expect they are in a rush to dump him even though they should be because he has no business playing significant minutes on a team trying to contend.
Yeah, it was always a money issue. The team still likes him because you know how they love giving up goals and being in their own zone.
 

kovazub94

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Yeah, it was always a money issue. The team still likes him because you know how they love giving up goals and being in their own zone.
If it was a money issue as you say Drury wouldn't even try moving him this offseason (money pressure comes after the upcoming season).
 

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If it was a money issue as you say Drury wouldn't even try moving him this offseason (money pressure comes after the upcoming season).
As has been hinted at, it is very possible Drury had something in mind that would (a) move Trouba, (b) get a suitable replacement and (c) give him more cap flexibility.
 

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If they buyout Trouba with no real moves to make now that the off-season is basically done, it'll be beyond stupid. Currently, NYR have deadline cash should they need it. Addition by subtraction is probably not worth the buyout.
Agreed. If they were gonna go this route, it should have been done when there were halfway decent UFA replacements available.
 

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If it was a money issue as you say Drury wouldn't even try moving him this offseason (money pressure comes after the upcoming season).
They most likely had something in mind for July 1st. If it was a play issue, he'd be off the team somehow.
 

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1m is not the upper end for a neurosurgeon.
That is the midrange for a neurosurgeon.
If they stayed in nyc she’d probably make 750-1m as a neurosurgeon.
If she wanted 5+ then she’d be looking at like Wyoming or north/South Dakota.
I think you're being a little too generous there with their pay, esp for mid-range. The only way she'd ever get close to 5m, in any state, is if she was one of the best neurosurgeons. 1m is definitely on the higher end.
 

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As has been hinted at, it is very possible Drury had something in mind that would (a) move Trouba, (b) get a suitable replacement and (c) give him more cap flexibility.
That's my point. Cap flexibility is not "good to have" but must have next season - so an attempt to do it sooner indicates that it wasn't only money issue re. Trouba
 
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They most likely had something in mind for July 1st. If it was a play issue, he'd be off the team somehow.
I guess I misunderstood your definition of play vs. money. I was thinking play issue can be defined as a bang for the buck too - and could have find a cheaper alternative that could provide a level of acceptable performance at 3RD while spending extra cap space in other areas. Money aside most teams can / will be doing a lot worse than Trouba on a 3rd pair

Edit: As an example Hagelin was moved purely for the money issue (his departure made the team worse but there was no way of fitting him under the cap)
 
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1m is not the upper end for a neurosurgeon.
That is the midrange for a neurosurgeon.
If they stayed in nyc she’d probably make 750-1m as a neurosurgeon.
If she wanted 5+ then she’d be looking at like Wyoming or north/South Dakota.
Where have people seen that she’s trying to be a neurosurgeon?? I googled it quickly out of interest but didn’t see anything on it
 

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Yeah, it was always a money issue. The team still likes him because you know how they love giving up goals and being in their own zone.
Yup, there’s no other reason that Trouba would still be here. They think he’s in the good-but-overpaid category. If they really grasped how bad he is he’d have been bought out before FA
 

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Where have people seen that she’s trying to be a neurosurgeon?? I googled it quickly out of interest but didn’t see anything on it
No she’s either internal med or family med is my guess.

But the other poster started talking specifically about NS. So I just responded to that.
 

majordomo

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No she’s either internal med or family med is my guess.

But the other poster started talking specifically about NS. So I just responded to that.
Correct....OP used neuro as an example.....I've seen nothing in the media indicating what she was studying. It was my impression that most medical students don't really decided on their specialty until either med school or internship is over. (I welcome being corrected on this point.)
 
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