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What difference would that make? Is Kravtsov going to become a spy or something?Isn't Kravtsov's father a big time former KGB?
I'd just keep Kravtsov until the war hopefully blows over. You're getting nothing for him right now. He's staying in Russia.
No such thing as "former KGB"Isn't Kravtsov's father a big time former KGB?
I'd just keep Kravtsov until the war hopefully blows over. You're getting nothing for him right now. He's staying in Russia.
Wow, super interesting and not what I expected. Thanks!Over the last 5 years, cumulative:
Reg Season PP Opps / game = 2.95
Playoff PP Opps / game = 3.21
Pretty surprised by that. I ran the numbers 6-7 years ago and got the opposite result.
The word "undersized" got thrown around so much in that article it was mind boggling.Man that Staple article was both a good reality check and a pretty frustrating read.
Highlights some of the logic gaps with the way NHL execs think. Basically makes Lundkvist sound like a project throw-in like Kravtsov because he is a "bit down in the organization"...basically because Schneider is really good and the NYR have Fox/Trouba, that means Lundkvist is no longer a desirable "top prospect". Makes no sense. Same line of reasoning as "we need your top prospect" when the NYR top prospect is Lafreniere instead of Peyton Krebs.
Also if Kakko's value is as low as this exec implies (not even close w/Lundkvist for Kane, would need to be Kakko + 1st + top prospect for Scheifele/Larkin), they better not trade him. In that case the best ROI to NYR is holding him.
Except that you were trying to send down one of your better prospects to get some conditioning. He would have been up in a week or two, but then we've explained that over and over again.And that is why you don’t alienate your best prospect by trying to keep a replacement level Players off waivers.
I agree with you, except in order for the Rangers to keep him and enhance, or accurately assess, his true value, they'd have to play him regularly. Which after all that's transpired, seems unlikely.I feel like the Rangers have no choice but to keep Kravtsov if his value is so low. If u trade him and he does well it looks bad, but if u keep him and he plays well then either a) u get a good player or b) can get good value for him in trade.
If u keep him and he plays bad than so be it. Its not like u are getting much for him anyway.
I feel like it makes no sense to trade him now.
That's impossible, didn't you hear he sucks and has no clue?
Yes because certainly this is what proves it, not the Rangers lackluster play on the ice. You've cracked the case! Igor should win the Jack Adams this season.That's impossible, didn't you hear he sucks and has no clue?
no. he just increased his stock too much.Is wyatt johnson a player that could be targeted out of dallas for the long term?
the teams have made deals before, dallas is in the thick of things and could use some reinforcements for this year, especially with heiskanen out now.
probably a pipe dream but wonder if it is something to look at.
There is no reason at all for Dallas to trade Johnson. They “reached” for him, hit the jackpot on the pick, and now they are going to move him out? Things don’t work like that. Clearly a player they highly rated all along. Zero reason for then to move him now when they are vindicated for their investment in him.Is wyatt johnson a player that could be targeted out of dallas for the long term?
the teams have made deals before, dallas is in the thick of things and could use some reinforcements for this year, especially with heiskanen out now.
probably a pipe dream but wonder if it is something to look at.
I got a kick out of the one guy making John Moore out to be some crucial piece on the Yandle trade lmaoMan that Staple article was both a good reality check and a pretty frustrating read.
Highlights some of the logic gaps with the way NHL execs think. Basically makes Lundkvist sound like a project throw-in like Kravtsov because he is a "bit down in the organization"...basically because Schneider is really good and the NYR have Fox/Trouba, that means Lundkvist is no longer a desirable "top prospect". Makes no sense. Same line of reasoning as "we need your top prospect" when the NYR top prospect is Lafreniere instead of Peyton Krebs.
Also if Kakko's value is as low as this exec implies (not even close w/Lundkvist for Kane, would need to be Kakko + 1st + top prospect for Scheifele/Larkin), they better not trade him. In that case the best ROI to NYR is holding him.
As they should. Drury knows Gallant isn’t going to play that kid if he comes here this year.The Rangers have more interest in McBain as a free agent instead of trading for him and burning the first year of the ELC.
Too much recency bias with between fans and media.Man that Staple article was both a good reality check and a pretty frustrating read.
Highlights some of the logic gaps with the way NHL execs think. Basically makes Lundkvist sound like a project throw-in like Kravtsov because he is a "bit down in the organization"...basically because Schneider is really good and the NYR have Fox/Trouba, that means Lundkvist is no longer a desirable "top prospect". Makes no sense. Same line of reasoning as "we need your top prospect" when the NYR top prospect is Lafreniere instead of Peyton Krebs.
Also if Kakko's value is as low as this exec implies (not even close w/Lundkvist for Kane, would need to be Kakko + 1st + top prospect for Scheifele/Larkin), they better not trade him. In that case the best ROI to NYR is holding him.
Thanks.Over the last 5 years, cumulative:
Reg Season PP Opps / game = 2.95
Playoff PP Opps / game = 3.21
Pretty surprised by that. I ran the numbers 6-7 years ago and got the opposite result.
and also we've explained over and over again that Drury knew (or, should've) exactly what would come from the re-assignment and was an absolute fool to think it would work this time. instead he worked together with VK to tank one of our best assets to near uselessness.Except that you were trying to send down one of your better prospects to get some conditioning. He would have been up in a week or two, but then we've explained that over and over again.
Yeah, that section was ridiculous. He says you're probably looking at a deal similar to what it took to get Yandle here and then shits on the proposal which actually gave more for Miller than we did for Yandle.I got a kick out of the one guy making John Moore out to be some crucial piece on the Yandle trade lmao
The way it was framed as “he was a third pairing defenseman in a Stanley cup finalist”
Meanwhile in reality he was there to somewhat match salaries and warm body to play D for Arizona lol