I'm not saying anything about OP's offer. I'm just saying that the Hall trade didn't set the market for anything. It was a one-off over payment for a positional need and culture change.
As someone mentioned earlier on this page; Did Erat for Forsberg set the market for aging bottom 6 role players?
Probably not.
Couple things, personally I believe Edmonton knowingly overpaid, they badly needed that kind of defenseman. additionally Larsson's deal has an extra year, however much they may have valued that.
Secondly, I don't support OP's deal, I put the two basic breakdowns of deals I thought would be fair
Couple of clarifications, by "set the market" I meant that we set the market high.
Not meaning that we are looking for the exact trade, but to entice Vancouver we'd like to have a large return. 2 B-prospects and a decent energy roster player who we have basically the carbon copy of is not something that'll likely entice Vancouver to move Tanev.
Of course, Hall for Larssen was a insane trade value wise. But that doesn't means that Vancouver will likely not settle for a low-bid for Tanev. Secondly, Erat for Forsberg and Latta was a deadline deal. Hall for Larssen wasn't.
Secondly, I don't support OP's deal, I put the two basic breakdowns of deals I thought would be fair
the 1 for1- similar aged, value level and contract status forward
Stone? Schenn? Couture? who knows
the package
mid 1st + nhl ready or playing young player with top 6 forward or 4 d potential + B prospect
The first one is something I'd be very interested in.
For Toronto that would probably be Kadri for Tanev. Which as a Canucks fan would kind of be trading Horvat (if he does turn into a 50 point player, which I think he will) for Tanev.
Second one:
To me that's kind of like trading a mid first + McCann + Gilliam Brisbebois
That's fair in my eyes.