McTonyBrar
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Sure, but getting a guy back they wanted around anyway and being able to send them to the AHL, like was the original plan, is just a good idea.Bowman’s gotta catch all them waiver players
Yup, if the need is a #2c so we can load McDrai then it’s on Nuge. He was 1c and paid accordingly, with his new deal he can’t even produce as a 2cAlso if management are ruthless they absolutely should be trading RNH. Guy doesn’t do squat in the playoffs and he can never elevate his game.
In the past you could say his versatility and importance to the PP and PK were factors, but the PK sucks again and the PP is limp more often than not with him on it.
Like picked up to be a competent #2C, or picked up for Nuge and then disappointingly traded for a Ryan a Spooner equivalent?I wonder if Cozens could be the next Dylan Strome.
It's not supposed to.That'll fix it
Hey, it's another guy to play above Josh Brown, and that's always good.Haha, ya. I mean for Condors, its a good move.
I think you're thinking of Ryan Strome lolLike picked up to be a competent #2C, or picked up for Nuge and then disappointingly traded for a Ryan a Spooner equivalent?
They have a 23 man roster right now with Kane on LTIR. Had they not signed Klingberg and brought up Savoie they would have had the space you are talking about with Kane on LTIR. But right now Kane on LTIR does not seem to be a sure thing.Can someone explain how the Oilers went from potentially having $8 - $9 million in cap space at the deadline to now being a dollar-in-dollar-out team? What the f happened?
I am, sorry wrong Strome.I think you're thinking of Ryan Strome lol
I find this distressing. The Oilers made critical roster decisions based on their ultimate goal of accruing cap space for a deadline acquisition. Can it really be that they used that space on Klingberg and the Savoie call-up?They have a 23 man roster right now with Kane on LTIR. Had they not signed Klingberg and brought up Savoie they would have had the space you are talking about with Kane on LTIR. But right now Kane on LTIR does not seem to be a sure thing.
I wouldn't be surprised if whoever gets him looks like a genius in a year or so. Buffalo tends to give good players away, and you can run him all next year too, before his buyout cost goes up from a measly 1.18. So basically a season and a half test run of a big RHC that has scored 30 goals, with minimal downside if you can't turf him if he doesn't work out.I wonder if Cozens could be the next Dylan Strome.
I find this distressing. The Oilers made critical roster decisions based on their ultimate goal of accruing cap space for a deadline acquisition. Can it really be that they used that space on Klingberg and the Savoie call-up?
I would've preferred Ty Smith when he was available.It's not supposed to.
Yep the whole narrative around not matching was to acquire deadline cap space regardless of Kane's injury status.I find this distressing. The Oilers made critical roster decisions based on their ultimate goal of accruing cap space for a deadline acquisition. Can it really be that they used that space on Klingberg and the Savoie call-up?
I don't know that they could have waived him to Bako, though I agree.I would've preferred Ty Smith when he was available.
I think about this a lot.. like we traded a 1st for Henrique last year. What if we traded two 1sts? Would we have got a real solution with term? Probably! And there’s a good chance that pick is just another Bourgault or Schaefer.I do kinda wonder if the Oilers may trade both their 2026 1st and 2027 1st in one deadline.
Because really you're likely going to trade that later pick anyway, if you can get what you need now than there is some logic to say do it now and give yourself a better chance of winning a Cup this year and next, rather than sit on that pick as something to be traded next year.