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Roster Building XXXVI: Days After The Deadline

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Friday, March 6, 3pm ET. Either nothing will happen or the entire league will melt down.
Article on ESPN today saying league execs are “frustrated” because it’s harder to trade this year due to:
1) no double retention
2) playoff salary rules
3) LTIR rules

Same rules for everyone folks.
 
@Derailed75 In the last thread before it was locked, you said EP40 had only 1 really good season. I disagree. He's had a number of really good seasons.

28G, 66P in 71 GP as a 19 year old is a really good season, particularly as a rookie Aho had 24/49 at the same age. Svech had 24/61 as a 19 year old.
27G, 67P in 68 GP (Covid shortened season) is a really good season. It's almost PPG.
39G, 102P is an awesome season. No Cane (not Whaler) has ever had a season with that many points.
34G, 89P is a really good season. Aho is the only recent Cane to achieve 89 points.

I'm not debating that he's struggled the last 1.5 years, nor am I saying the Canes should or should not go after him, just disagree with your assessment.
 
Article on ESPN today saying league execs are “frustrated” because it’s harder to trade this year due to:
1) no double retention
2) playoff salary rules
3) LTIR rules

Same rules for everyone folks.
Shouldn’t be hard for Carolina lots of space
 
Back to the last thread re Nadeau vs Helenius.

Nadeau’s 19 year old season was his first pro season agains adults where for Helenius had already played an AHL season and over 1.5 Liiga seasons.

Development is not linear, but based on this and Nadeau’s confirmed production in his D+3 and the premium afforded to goal scorers. I’d give Nadeau slightly higher value
 
Back to the last thread re Nadeau vs Helenius.

Nadeau’s 19 year old season was his first pro season agains adults where for Helenius had already played an AHL season and over 1.5 Liiga seasons.

Development is not linear, but based on this and Nadeau’s confirmed production in his D+3 and the premium afforded to goal scorers. I’d give Nadeau slightly higher value
To some extent. One of the things people have long commented on is that playing NCAA vs. CHL is that young players have to play against older, more mature players in the NCAA. Certainly not AHL age, but an 18 YO freshman is playing against a lot of guys 3-4 years older than him.

Still, I agree with your statement in bold. I wouldn't have commented if that was the statement in the post I responded to, but what I responded to said Nadeau's work "Easily surpasses" it.

I'd give him higher value simply because, as I said in my post, he took a next step and there's no guarantee Helenius will.
 
I think they’re waiting for Nashville to put up the for sale sign for ROR

Pettersson's the higher-upside (but much higher-risk) play. To me, that feels more like Carolina's alley than ROR, who's the polar opposite of a distressed asset and is going to be incredibly expensive from an asset standpoint because his cap hit is so below market-value.
 
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It’s going to happen again! The sabres will win the Thomas sweepstakes and the Canes will say they were right in there with them. 🤬
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I agree Carolina is trying to get Vancouver to blink.

But I dont think they are going to have ROR as a backup plan. Or Trocheck given there are multiple bidders.

A backup plan is one most other teams cant fit and the trading team wont retain.

Like Kadri.

If Montreal wants Kyrou as much as it's been speculated, the backup plan might be to get paid to take on Laine's full cap hit to free space for the Kyrou trade. Then they can keep working the phones with Vancouver as they spiral the drain, knowing that Laine's hit will expire on July 1st.
 
If Montreal wants Kyrou as much as it's been speculated, the backup plan might be to get paid to take on Laine's full cap hit to free space for the Kyrou trade. Then they can keep working the phones with Vancouver as they spiral the drain, knowing that Laine's hit will expire on July 1st.
St Louis could just take back Laine in that deal
 
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