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I wouldn’t mind seeing Kempe up with Matthews and Marner considering Galchenyuk has worked pretty good with Tavares and Nylander.Kempe and Nylander are good friends if I recall. Would be a good 2nd line W addition. I don't see why Kings would deal him though.
Ullmark is the new Weegar around here Christ almighty
Goalie not needed. We added our insurance when we acquired the goalie from Columbus.
Andersen will come back, and when he does he and Campbell will run the show with Hutch as insurance. We will then be 4 deep.
No need to waste assets on another goalie for playoff run. Focus on top 6 forward and depth D man.
A good player that we should acquire if possible?
Wow, how awful.
If this team is another 1st rd exit, Dubas needs to be fired
Hutchinson is more proven and likely better than double V. That isn't goalie insurance, that was a contract coming back to facilitate a trade of Lehtonen, that's all.
I wonder if we did that Johnsson+Dermott for Weegar deal if they were going to not add Brodie? Or Bogosian?
Wish we did it in hindsight. Also....yea we should add Ullmark.
this is a proven winner...
Since Hall enters league in 2010 his team 1st round pick and team standing:
2011 1st (finished last)
2012 1st (finished 2nd last)
2013 7th (finished 7th last)
2014 3rd (finished 3rd last)
2015 1st (finished last)
2016 4th (finished 2nd last)
2017 1st (finished 4th last)
2018 17th (Hall's 1st playoffs, team finished 15th overall)
2019 1st (finished 3rd last)
2020 split (Devils finished 6th last)
Weegar would have been an excellent addition. We wouldn't have picked up Brodie though. We would have had extra cap, about $1.75 mil more, so we could have spent more either on the bottom pairing D, an improved 3C, or somehwere else. I'm happy with Brodie for sure, but Weegar also would have been a good one.
Yes, we absolutely should add Ullmark if possible, and sign him long-term, if he works out here, and has a reasonable ask.
A good player that we should acquire if possible?
Wow, how awful.
this is a proven winner...
Since Hall enters league in 2010 his team 1st round pick and team standing:
2011 1st (finished last)
2012 1st (finished 2nd last)
2013 7th (finished 7th last)
2014 3rd (finished 3rd last)
2015 1st (finished last)
2016 4th (finished 2nd last)
2017 1st (finished 4th last)
2018 17th (Hall's 1st playoffs, team finished 15th overall)
2019 1st (finished 3rd last)
2020 split (Devils finished 6th last)
should i add his overall at best 2nd line player points totals to make a better argument?I find this to be a weak argument. If Matthews or McDavid were about to be traded, should teams pass on them, because their teams haven't won anything?
you cant be serious ...read my other post on him in regards to his 'great offensive numbers'.Hall isn't GM. A single player can't turn a terrible team around. It's not his fault he was drafted by a terrible team and then traded to a terrible team.
What's more noteworthy was his ability to produce great offensive numbers playing with such lousy teammates imo
should i add his overall at best 2nd line player points totals to make a better argument?
broke 60 points 3 times in his career
scored 30 goals ONE time in his career
he's often injured, and has had one 'great' year his entire career (93 points), and one 'good year (80 pts).
Kessel gets a bad wrap, but, he's more productive than Hall.
I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to argue here. Prime Kessel wouldn't be a bad addition here either, at the right price.
Adding Hall, as a complimentary piece, is a pretty good idea, as long as the cost isn't too much. He's still a far better offensive player, than any other option that has been mentioned.
I mean, if your post was.. .I'd rather go for a guy like Foligno, because he plays a heavier game that might compliment us better, sure...
But having played on losing teams, and being the best offensive player on the market, even if that isn't current league MVP levels, isn't a reason to not go for him. Preferring if a heavier guy might compliment better is. Wondering if he'd work out, when he's best with the puck on his stick, and so is Marner, is more legitimate.
my main point is, Hall is one of the most overrated players in the league, and i wouldnt give up any decent asset for him.
It's likely not going to cost a premium asset to acquire Hall, even at 50% retention.my main point is, Hall is one of the most overrated players in the league, and i wouldnt give up any decent asset for him.
I'm an Ulmark fan, but, giving up anything for that pair is just throwing away assets.I wouldn't expect to have to give up Sandin/Liljegren/Roberston for Hall, nor a first... a second and a B prospect.. sure... (unless Ullmark comes too)
BTW... Noting, Hall is 0.87PPG career, Kessel is 0.80PPG career... so, no, Kessel hasn't been more productive per game..