You drive up the price having multiple suitors. It now seems that Chevy and Dorian are deep in talks.if this is all smoke & mirrors to drive up the price... imma be pissed
You drive up the price having multiple suitors. It now seems that Chevy and Dorian are deep in talks.if this is all smoke & mirrors to drive up the price... imma be pissed
Is it too much to ask for resolution on the Stone thing by the end of the weekend?
If we sign Stone long term, I would find out what kind of players/prospects/picks we would get back for Trouba and Laine.
Sending them both to Florida with a nice return coming back would work.
Trouba gets to be close to his woman and Laine can play with his buddy.
Trochek, Huberdeau, a 2nd and Ekblad come over to the Jets.
All depends on the competence of Dorion, which doesn't bode well.
I think he'll try hard to sign them right up until the deadline. He's moved what could be the first overall pick and a few prospects for two seasons of Duchene with no playoffs.
But why even trade Connor for Stone? If he wants to sign here he can easily do it in the offseason, I can see Roslovic are 1st plus picks/prospects + Perreault/Kulikov going the other way if Stone only wants to sign here, Ottawa doesn't have the leverage for a huge haul because they could only trade him for a rental makes sense to as its still early before trade deadline and they know Stone will only extend in Winnipeg
There are times when I see posts which I want to delete so, so badly. But I won't, even if reading them kills me inside.God I'd laugh if all of this was actually for Ceci.
. . And then throw up
The Jets have roughly 21m in space accumulated. They can probably add both right now, and easily could if Laine doesn't hit his 2m bonus for finishing top 10 in goals
IWe can afford either Stone or Duchesne with no retention providing we move a league minimum roster player (Petan) as part of any deal.
Adding a second Senator without retention would require an identical contract going the other way ($6 million-$$7.35 million) and only Byfuglien fits that bill, so yes major retention in the neighbourhood of $3 million would be required. Some money could be save if another Jet minimum salary roster piece (Lemieux, Appleton), but it wouldn't be much.
I'd say a deal for both would be unlikely.
Asset management 101 right there...With both here Perreault becomes a 4th liner at best. Might as well move him, we have to in the offseason anyways.
Ah miss interpreted then and I be fine trading for him I would move 1st + pros/picks for him + plus a conditional pick if he were to sign then you can trade Connor for Troubas replacement at a cheaper cost as Whileee said previouslyWho said anything about trading Connor for Stone?
Forget the TD. Sign Stone on July 1. We need to clear a ****load of cap space to pay Stone. Who are you going to move?
Asset management 101 right there...
I think the Sens really really want Roslovic
Chances are we won't even get that, becauseWe get what maybe a 2nd or 3rd for Perreault in the offseason? If both are here who is he bumping out of the lineup? Copp? Tanev? Laine?
No Nashville, no Calgary....hmmmm
Chances are we won't even get that, because
A) Perreault has been given zero chance to inflate his value, and
B) teams know our situation and are more than willing to capitalise on that.
Would be a stupid move, which fits in with the rest of them.
As for your question: Lemieux, Tanev, Appleton are the correct choices, provided that Chevy doesn't trade a core guy away. If he does, keep Appleton.
And I think they are really, really expecting too much for a rental. Completely ignoring my aversion to rentals.
Top rentals get a 1st + either roster player, not one with a high ceiling, or a prospect, not one with a high ceiling and high probability of hitting it. Roslovic is nowhere in there.
Our 1st is a 1st. Late, yes but that is normal for rentals. Teams with high firsts don't spend them on rentals.
Petan is a roster player. A fringe one but better than that on a team not so deep in wingers.
Stanley is the level of prospect that is normal for rentals.
By offering both the roster player and the prospect we are already pushing the top of the envelope. Assuming that is our offer. I thought this was supposed to be a buyer's market. You don't even get to mention the name Roslovic in a buyer's market.
IF it meant the rest of the return was less expensive (No 1st), and they felt very confident that they could keep Stone past this season then go for it!
Out of the remaining 12, Tanev is by far the worst player.Lemieux and Appleton are likely already out of the lineup if we get both.
Ehlers - Scheif - Wheels
Laine/Connor - Duchene - Stone
Connor/Laine - Little - Rosie
Copp - Lowry - Tanev
There isn't room for Perreault on the left side unless he bumps Copp.
Out of the remaining 12, Tanev is by far the worst player.
And if this starts to sound bad, this business of scratching/getting rid of NHL caliber forwards...
... maybe we don't need to trade for more of them?
Make a list of the Jets least likely to be traded:
1. The untradeables due to NMC's - Wheeler, Little, Buff
2. Scheifele
3. Morrissey/Ehlers
4. Ehlers/Morrissey
5. Everybody else depending on return.
Maybe those 'untradeables' should be moved down to 4th place because they could waive. Unlikely as that may be it still might put them behind Scheifele, Morrissey & Ehlers.
Yeah if Rosie, Niku or Vesalainen are included for a rental we are overpaying. Add Samberg to that list as well.
Also, carried by Lowry. This has been established over a larger sample size. Perreault can carry others, Tanev cannot. Only one of then has been submarined by Maurice, though.Tanev has been not only better at entries, exits and maintaining possession this season he is also producing more in the exact same role. And giving up less goals on the ice. Not to mention he has been the superior PKer.