Nylanderthal
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- Jun 9, 2010
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Bringing in a player who might score more himself but isn’t as good of a fit with Willy and JT would potentially drive down their numbers essentially creating a net negative.I dunno, we'll agree to disagree. You guys think I'm nuts, I think you guys are nuts lol, call truce there and call it a night.
If you want to have the conversation that the best course of action to improving the lineup when considering acquisition cost is getting another bonafide top 6 scoring forward as opposed to a D, then I’m here for it and honestly I agree with that.
Where you lose the plot is when you single out Kerfoot as the guy who has to go because of xyz. If there’s an upgrade to the top 9 it would be to push someone else farther down the depth chart. Kerfoot has too much value for THIS SEASON to the team. In the off-season it’s a whole other ballgame imo and lot of things would be on the table as far as I’m concerned.
Honestly I think the addition of an additional forward means they go to the 3 scoring line set up and use kampf on the 4th with Engvall in a shut down role.
Bunting Matthews Marner
Mik/trade JT Kase
Kerfoot/mik/trade Willy
Engvall Kampf Spezza
slide Spezza up in offensive opportunities slide Kase mik kerf down with Engvall and kampf in defensive situations.
Trade would be a guy like JT Miller, Pavelski, Hertl someone like that.
You can stack the lines and create pressure when you need a goal, you can spread out the talent ensuring there’s always an impact player on the ice. It gives the team a lot of different looks
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