logik47
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Speedy powerforward. Owns a good shot. Only 24 years old.
28 points in 49 games with Nashville.
What could be his value?
28 points in 49 games with Nashville.
What could be his value?
Forsberg, Duchene, Granlund, Johansen are set in stone. The other two would just kinda depend. To me, Tolvanen and Tomasino would be the right choices to play with Johansen.What does Nashville's top 6 look like next year?
No Kunin?Forsberg, Duchene, Granlund, Johansen are set in stone. The other two would just kinda depend. To me, Tolvanen and Tomasino would be the right choices to play with Johansen.
But really, I don't think the Nashville forward group has a stereotypical "top 6" anymore. Jeannot's line is just as good as the so-called "2nd line", and having him there helps make that so. I wouldn't be in any rush to put him on a different line that some folks might label the "2nd line". It's an option, but so far it has worked out better for us keeping that hard-hitting line with Jeannot, Trenin, and Sissons together. You get on a bit of a losing streak and everybody is going to have some ideas how to shake things up, so I'm sure the ideas are about to start churning again. I don't think we're losing out by having Jeannot stay right where he is.
He's gonna make $800k again next year and still be an RFA, and probably sign a long-term deal for around $4-5M per after that, and everybody in Nashville will be happy with that. There's no motivation to trade him there.Why is Nashville trading him ? Contract up and he's going to cost too much ?
No Kunin. But if you did slide Jeannot up in the lineup, he's certainly a candidate to take Jeannot's spot on the hitting line.No Kunin?
BROCK BOESER
Nashville doesn’t trade him unless you offer ridiculous overpayment. He checks all the boxes of what we need
big and physical
Good shot
Gives 100% every game
A physical fitness beast
Young
Still room to grow
you want him you have to offer something that can’t be said no to
Save yourself the effort. Boeser is not even a starting point in a trade for Jeannot. Jeannot is already scoring just as much with far less opportunity. And then does everything else he does on top of that. There are entire teams out there that simply don't have a player we'd trade Jeannot for. Vancouver is probably one of those. There just isn't a fit to any need we have, even with your best players. This is why I say it would make most peoples' heads explode. Better to just walk away.I would work on a deal involving Boeser and Jeannot. I don't know much about Jeannot, but every game I see of him, he's played great. An Energetic, combatant, with good hands. Jeannot is a gamer. It's highly unlikely that Nashville would trade him, but if he were to be available, Then I really hope the Canucks are picking up the phone and calling right now, he is exactly the type of player the Canucks need.