Sportsnet: Stars and Hawks talking Seth Jones

I hear you, I just dont think Nill pushes in unless its an underpay since hes pretty convservo, but I welcome that sort of a swing at this point.. team aint going to have more swings at this with the current line-up and we are real real hurt atm

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Dumba, high pick or two, decent prospect for Jones
Somehow there's a way to make that a win-win, help them fill out space for the position and require less salary retention while putting picks into their hands

I have no concept of what an underpayment or overpayment would be for an overhyped RHD that needs new scenery for a better overhyped RHD that needs new scenery and is expensive.

but I could see it being ~advantageous for both teams balancing the scales with picks and retention .. obviously not a gm and am biased

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Obviously the same still stands, I’m not a GM :\ I’m sure im missing something important
 
To Dallas:

Seth Jones with 25% retention

To Chicago:

Emil Hemming (late 1st rounder)
Matt Dumba
2025 1st Round pick (it will obviously be late in the 1st round as well)


Two late 1sts and a bad contract seems pretty fair.
You're tying up a retention spot for 5 1/2 years and six trade deadlines.

That's six separate trade-deadline retention deals that the Hawks would not be able to make.

It had better be a very good return. I don't think a late first and a couple of unremarkable pieces are enough.
 
It’s just really hard to want to part with your up-and-coming cost-controlled scoring former first rounder (Bourque/Stankoven) for on older expensive underperforming D.

He looks like he *could* be great on a contender, but who else could/would part with more?

If I’m the GM for Dallas, I’d ultimately sweeten that more for retention but it is still a really big gamble. So the answer is likely somewhere in the middle or not at all. Regardless, qits fun to speculate but I dont think anything happens until after FOUR N F-O.
 
You're tying up a retention spot for 5 1/2 years and six trade deadlines.

That's six separate trade-deadline retention deals that the Hawks would not be able to make.

It had better be a very good return. I don't think a late first and a couple of unremarkable pieces are enough.

McCabe and Rantanen's retained salary spots come off the books after this year.
So the Hawks would still have two open.
 
Dallas has $5,516,666 in deadline cap space.

If they send Dumba + Steel to Chicago, they'll have $10,466,666.

Enough to absorb Jones. (and call up an AHL forward)
 
To Chicago:
:hawks
-Matt Dumba
-Sam Steel
-the rights to Angus MacDonell
-2026 1st round pick
-2027 2nd round pick

To Dallas:
:stars
-Seth Jones
 
To Chicago:
:hawks
-Matt Dumba
-Sam Steel
-the rights to Angus MacDonell
-2026 1st round pick
-2027 2nd round pick

To Dallas:
:stars
-Seth Jones
I would have to have Emil Hemming replace the 2nd and MacDonell (and could be talked into Donato being added for a 3rd which is a lsight loss for the Hawks/win for the Stars on his value). I am not moving Jones where the only piece of note is a future late first. Even with Hemming, you are talking basically 2 late 1sts in value for a top pairing RHD on what is about to become a fair contract with the looming cap increases.
 
I'd be surprised if Steel is included he's pretty valuable bottom 6 forward for Dallas.
 
I would have to have Emil Hemming replace the 2nd and MacDonell (and could be talked into Donato being added for a 3rd which is a lsight loss for the Hawks/win for the Stars on his value). I am not moving Jones where the only piece of note is a future late first. Even with Hemming, you are talking basically 2 late 1sts in value for a top pairing RHD on what is about to become a fair contract with the looming cap increases.

The comments in this thread make me think that he’s not a top pairing d man and not on a fair contract lol.
 
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