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Don't trade Savard! Too valuable helping the young D!
Please, what if Kent reads this?
Don't trade Savard! Too valuable helping the young D!
lets get a trade down and crash this board
That's fine, lots of the contenders are looking for players with terms.Habs have 3 UFA's and 2 RFA's currently.
RFA: Ylonen, Xhekaj
UFA: Pearson, White ...some guy named Wideman
Well I doubt Kent reads this board but the return on Savard imo will be minimal compared to the value he brings helping develop our young DPlease, what if Kent reads this?
I don't know what people expect. Hughes isn't a magician; he can't trade Pearson for McDavid. He can only add by subtracting. If you can offload a deadwood player, even if you get next to nothing in return, it's a win.Can't wait for people to get mad we don't do much of anything.
or you come back and say "oh we did" lolCan't wait for people to get mad we don't do much of anything.
We have deadwood to move out but it doesn't have much value so Hughes should approach the deadline as an exercise in addition by subtraction. Savard might get you something useful, and Armia's recent play might entice a team looking for depth at forward to bite. I see no market for Allen or Pearson. Those will be summer moves for sure, either not being resigned or being dealt for whatever we can get just to be rid of them.
Yep folks better lower their expectations. Let's not forget that he already traded one player and got a 1st round pick.I don't know what people expect. Hughes isn't a magician; he can't trade Pearson for McDavid. He can only add by subtracting. If you can offload a deadwood player, even if you get next to nothing in return, it's a win.
I expect Hughes to be much more active around the draft and on July 1st than he will be tomorrow.
I'm pretty sure Gally would like to lift his NMC for Vancouver or Seattle and get closer to his mom but that salary cap is so high, it's very difficult to move. I wish him the best, that disease is exactly what took my father away and I'm still angry about it 20 years later.Gally's mom has literally only about a year to live. If I were him my interest in playing hockey would be pretty much non-existent right now. This is the perfect time for him to retire and for a very good reason. I read that Mrs. Gallagher has perhaps 14 months and that doesn't mean they will be 14 quality months. Gally should be maximizing his time now, before her condition deteriorates.
Not this fanbase, neverCan't wait for people to get mad we don't do much of anything.
Sorry to hear that Paddy.I'm pretty sure Gally would like to lift his NMC for Vancouver or Seattle and get closer to his mom but that salary cap is so high, it's very difficult to move. I wish him the best, that disease is exactly what took my father away and I'm still angry about it 20 years later.
He'd go willingly to Vancouver for sure, and probably to Seattle too. But he still has term and gets paid way too much for what he brings at this point in his career. I don't see any team being willing to take on 3 more years of whatever it is Gallagher is doing at $6.5 million per. In truth, he isn't worth half that anymore. and I doubt that the Canucks, Kraken or any team is thinking that they're just a Gallagher away from a Cup. He doesn't move the needle anymore.I'm pretty sure Gally would like to lift his NMC for Vancouver or Seattle and get closer to his mom but that salary cap is so high, it's very difficult to move. I wish him the best, that disease is exactly what took my father away and I'm still angry about it 20 years later.
I'm fine either way. But i would not wait the deadline next year to trade him. I would probably trade him at the same date as Monahan. This means he has only 4 more months plus a camp to play with the kids and transform them into the next Raymond Bourque. That's a very short time for such a huge task. I think people overrate those 4 months + camp A LOT. I would not hesitate to trade him now if i would feel the return would be the same as next year. No reason to gamble.Just trade Savard and I'm content.
The Tank Commander speaksJust trade Savard and I'm content.
I'd prefer the type of absence that clears $6.5 million/year for 3 more years from our cap.Sorry to hear that Paddy.
Gallagher could request a leave of absence and I don't think he would be turned down for it.
Ylonen can go, Pearson White and Wideman can go. Wideman likely retires.Habs have 3 UFA's and 2 RFA's currently.
RFA: Ylonen, Xhekaj
UFA: Pearson, White ...some guy named Wideman
I'll be shocked if Ylonen is re-signed or even offered a contract. Career minor leaguer.Ylonen can go, Pearson White and Wideman can go. Wideman likely retires.
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I think Price gets traded this summer. After the bonus it's $9.5 million in cash, a huge chunk of that covered by insurance, for 2 years x $10.5 million cap hit. Arizona has about $15 million in dead cap coming off their books, I think they'd jump at the chance to get Price's cap hit this summer.That was me. After july 1st 2025 there will be only 2 millions left to give in cash with a 10.5 millions cap hit. A scorched earth rebuild team will probably bite the bullet. And we wont have to give anything
Yeah he's playing really great hockey this year and given that he'll be 34 in October of next season, injuries or a fall from grace could very well happen. Gotta cash in while the value is high.I'm fine either way. But i would not wait the deadline next year to trade him. I would probably trade him at the same date as Monahan. This means he has only 4 more months plus a camp to play with the kids and transform them into the next Raymond Bourque. That's a very short time for such a huge task. I think people overrate those 4 months + camp A LOT. I would not hesitate to trade him now if i would feel the return would be the same as next year. No reason to gamble.