Rumor: Rumors & Proposals Thread | Lavoie Vs. Pederson Vs. Sutter Vs. Gagner Vs. Caggiula

Which of these players makes the team?

  • Lavoie

    Votes: 56 39.4%
  • Pederson

    Votes: 14 9.9%
  • Sutter

    Votes: 15 10.6%
  • Gagner

    Votes: 57 40.1%
  • Caggiula

    Votes: 7 4.9%
  • Bourgault

    Votes: 8 5.6%
  • Petrov

    Votes: 1 0.7%
  • Other (specify in a post)

    Votes: 1 0.7%
  • None of them makes the team, we'll start with 11 forwards

    Votes: 8 5.6%

  • Total voters
    142
  • Poll closed .
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Fourier

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You must make a decent coin to be able to live in NY. I mean relatively speaking. Are you Manhattan or in the Burroughs? I thought you said Manhattan during pandemic or at least you had to travel through that during pandemic. I remember some of the convos we had during that difficult time.

The trouble with a lot of the most utilized economic gauges is they don't seem to track true inflation and consumer cost very well. I mean costs can double and you'll see some indicator saying there was like 6% inflation...;)

The cost of living increases are unprecedented, and the most seen since they started keeping track in the 50's.
With respect to paragraph 2, what you are saying just is not so. It is true that there are various ways to measure inflation but the numbers that go into these calculations do track many different costs much more accurately than you suggest. Though I'd be curious as to what you call true inflation.

With respect to the bolded. You were alive in the 70's and early 80's.

Current inflation rates feel unprecedented because we have lived with low inflation for the last 30 years. 2022 was very bad. But the current inflation rate, that is in 2023, is actually lower than it was for almost 2 decades between 72 and 91. What is unprecedented is the speed at which the BOC raised interest rates.
 
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joestevens29

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I hope you also realized she’s a smokeshow.
That's probably why I didn't realize anything else about her. Watching Wolf of Wall Street she is rather distracting to everything else.

Wonder if this was also part of the plan. Gagner always was gonna get a contract but question was when. Now with seemly a setback it’ll be later in the year
Have to assume so. It was very well documented that he had the surgery quite a while ago, so I'd assume who ever gave him the PTO would've asked the question to where he is at health wise and what is actual plan is
 

brentashton

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That's probably why I didn't realize anything else about her. Watching Wolf of Wall Street she is rather distracting to everything else.


Have to assume so. It was very well documented that he had the surgery quite a while ago, so I'd assume who ever gave him the PTO would've asked the question to where he is at health wise and what is actual plan is
Just wanted to make sure you still had a pulse, LOL.
 
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Jimmi McJenkins

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f***ing twitter.

Does this calm some people now or?
 

SupremeTeam16

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I still get the feeling that Ekblad could potentially end up being available at some point and could be a target for the Oilers.

Panthers are going to be without him and Montour until late Nov or early dec. The east is so tight that if the Panthers fall behind early in the season, they may not be able to recover in such a competitive conference. They’ve also got some important pending free angents and not enough space to sign them all.

From the Oilers side, Ekblad would fill that top4 RD need pretty perfectly and Jackson used to be his agent so he’d likely wants the player here and could help facilitate a deal.

It’s hard to know how Ekblad’s value would be around the league, when he’s in the lineup and on he’s a legit top pairing guy but age and injuries are a concern, I’d say Chychrun might be a good comparable but he’s younger and has an extra year at a much cheaper cap hit compared to Ekblad.


Starting point could look something like:

Ceci + 1st + 2nd + Lavoie + Foegele (expiring contract for cap purposes) for Ekblad + minor leaguer or two to even out contracts.

Panthers don’t retain anything on Ekblad and get back a mid pairing RD on a manageable deal in Ceci, while freeing up almost 4M in space to help extend Montour, Forsling, Reinhart, Lundell, and they get a couple draft picks and a prospect to help replenish their depleted draft stock.
 
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