He’s a top of the list target for me.Wow, didn't realize Josh Anderson was having such a horrible start to this season. If Columbus was to trade him, I'd be intrigued.
He’s a top of the list target for me.Wow, didn't realize Josh Anderson was having such a horrible start to this season. If Columbus was to trade him, I'd be intrigued.
Given your utter inability to back up anything you say or even have a decent rebuttal, this is a long shot, but perhaps you can point me to the store that "everyone" goes to?
Really interesting last couple of pages. This is the sort of stuff that keeps me coming back to HFNYR despite the occasional craziness.
I agree that there's no need to be looking at trading ADA now. But as I've said before, I do think *eventually* he'll be the one to go on the right side. And at such a time, Alex Tuch is exactly the kind of guy I'd target. And like @TheDirtyH, I think it'd be a good, fair hockey trade based on what we know now.
I get the arguments in favor of DeAngelo deserving more value. But here's why I think it's pretty darn close to fair:
1) Sure, DeAngelo's dynamic, and if I'm in a regular season game heading to OT, I want him on the ice, no question. But a PO game 7, 5v5...? I can see him just as easily being the guy throwing his head back and cursing in front of the net as I can being the guy at the center of the celebratory scrum in the corner.
2) Tuch brings his own version of dynamism: similar to what Kreider brings when he's on. That's not as obvious as a PMD racing up from the backend with the puck on his stick, but can be just as impactful. And since Kreider is almost assuredly leaving, it's a dynamic that is likely to be extremely lacking in this organization going forward; as opposed to offensively capable D (on both sides), where we seem to have a surplus.
3) Tuch is signed to an EXCELLENT 7 x $4.75MM contract. And whether it takes 1, 2, or 3 different deals, I'm guessing Tony's going to eat up a lot more of your cap over the next 7 years...
Obviously, all of this is subject to change as we watch both players develop, but if for some reason I had to make a deal now, I think this would make a lot of sense.
Just checking in on the Tuch conversation....I see him a lot and like him but not enough straight up for ADA. He’s a good player with some additional upside.
I wouldn’t lose the thought of ADA to Las Vegas though. They could really use a PP QB. Maybe there’s a different or expanded deal there.
Something around Glass maybe? Glass, Holden and a pick for ADA and Fast? Though TBH, I'm not really keen on trading ADA at this point. It may happen at some point, but there's no rush. Let someone prove they can replace him first.
I love the idea but I don’t think there’s much of a chance they move Glass. Krebs might be an attractive alternative.Something around Glass maybe? Glass, Holden and a pick for ADA and Fast? Though TBH, I'm not really keen on trading ADA at this point. It may happen at some point, but there's no rush. Let someone prove they can replace him first.
You have sources there? They moved Brannstrom last year... would they move Glass this year?Just checking in on the Tuch conversation....I see him a lot and like him but not enough straight up for ADA. He’s a good player with some additional upside.
I wouldn’t lose the thought of ADA to Las Vegas though. They could really use a PP QB. Maybe there’s a different or expanded deal there.
Yes, there is pressure to produce results. A surprisingly large amount of pressure.You have sources there? They moved Brannstrom last year... would they move Glass this year?
Is there pressure to replicate/produce results?
Well, while 60 is the benchmark that is often pointed to, even 50ish hasn’t happened for us since some of our prospects were in diapers. So I don’t think anyone should dismiss 50 as if it were a regular occurrence.
Beyond that, I’m not entirely sure ADA is the finished product. I think there’s still some runway there. So even if he’s a 50 point defenseman this year, I’m not convinced those numbers don’t get a bump as he and his teammates around him mature.
All of this sounds like I don’t appreciate a guy like Tuch. I do.
But if I am trading a defenseman capable of scoring 50 points, I feel like I better be getting back a forward capable of more points — not the same or less.
That's the only type of player(s) I'd target. Especially if one hits on ByfieldI know someone shot this down before, but considering the value a commodity that is an RHD with 50 point capability has, I don’t believe asking for a prospect like Turcotte or Zegras is outlandish or unreasonable.
I know someone shot this down before, but considering the value a commodity that is an RHD with 50 point capability has, I don’t believe asking for a prospect like Turcotte or Zegras is outlandish or unreasonable.
That's the only type of player(s) I'd target. Especially if one hits on Byfield
Is ADA+Strome for Glass fair value?
So much for Howden as 4C or Chytil as 3C. This was, in fact the most predictable outcome:
The Boston Bruins have re-signed forward Charlie Coyle to a 6-year, $31.5 million contract extension with an AAV of $5.25 million.