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I think they (I was one) were saying “there’s a value Walker could be signed for that would be more advantageous than to take back a 2nd round pick (if that’s all we were going to get).”Most of the people who were insisting we can't get a 1st for Walker were the ones gearing up to defend the team for not selling him, though.
It's not about cash. It's about cap flexibility in a hard cap sport. They have $9 million in cap tied up in two players they do not think are NHL players. Do you know how valuable that is? That's a mid-1st on it's own.TBH, good. I don't give a rats ass how much dead money this team has over the next couple years, Comcast isn't exactly hurting for cash. Flex that financial muscle, use every penny of cap and LTIR space to get more actual player value, and then, in a couple years when all the dead money clears, we'll be better off in terms of roster quality.
Huh? Why didn't Colorado hand over their 2024 pick if that's the case.Only matters if you believe it. Late 1st round picks this draft aren’t held in as high regard, that’s why you saw 2 contenders jump at the chance at moving them early.
There would be police at DBs door faster than you could say turnover for that level of robbery.Laughton + Risto for Chychrun and another dump?
It's not about cash. It's about cap flexibility in a hard cap sport. They have $9 million in cap tied up in two players they do not think are NHL players. Do you know how valuable that is? That's a mid-1st on it's own.
Huh? Why didn't Colorado hand over their 2024 pick if that's the case.
I can promise you team's have no clue the relative strength of the 20s in the 2025 draft.
Again, what?Maybe because they wanted a low cost RHD and to be rid of Johansen, and this was their only chance to do both at once. Or at all.
Or maybe I’m wrong, only they can answer that.
Cap dump takes points off?Honestly give this trade a rating between B and C. B minus or C plus.
Again, what?
Do you think the Flyers valued the 2025 1st rounder that has a small, but a chance nonetheless, of being a 2026 1st more than a 2024 1st?
Torts doesn't like Johansen or at least he didn't in the past.It's funny that you guys are talking about Johansen as a cap dump when that's not at all how the Flyers are viewing him. They (or at least the guy in charge of this whole franchise) see him as positive value.
In other words: Torts has his Frost replacement.
Fitting in with their usual only-half-in strategy of "rebuilding", they are both buyers and sellers at this deadline.
Torts may dislike Johansen more than Frost.It's funny that you guys are talking about Johansen as a cap dump when that's not at all how the Flyers are viewing him. They (or at least the guy in charge of this whole franchise) see him as positive value.
In other words: Torts has his Frost replacement.
Fitting in with their usual only-half-in strategy of "rebuilding", they are both buyers and sellers at this deadline.
Unless we hear otherwise, yes. It won’t work with Florida’s pick, but we already have that this year, so I’ll take the chance that the Colorado pick is like 21st next year instead of 29th this year.Again, what?
Do you think the Flyers valued the 2025 1st rounder that has a small, but a chance nonetheless, of being a 2026 1st more than a 2024 1st?
They have the JOB pick.When Columbus pushes its 2nd-2024 to a 2nd-2025, it gives the Flyers two 1sts this year, zero 2nds (so far) and then two 1sts and three 2nds in 2025.
Would be nice to make another deal to get a 2nd this year. I still can't believe what they gave up to get D'Angelo.
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