Trade Deadline Thread (March 3)

Selanne00008

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Totally disagree. Your placing such a huge value on first round picks. Those teams have plans for how to retool as they move on from those players. They will move some people to recover some assets. Good teams usually have good GM's behind them that know how to navigate these waters.

I have found in this world people tend to fall in two categories. Shiners, and underminers. Underminers spend all their time focused on other people, trying to raise their relative level by bringing others down. Shiners are focused on themselves, constantly looking to improve themselves.

Trying to set yourself up to take advantage of when you expect others to fall is totally underminer mentality.

Those teams may have a few retooling years where they struggle some, but they won't be tanking like Buffalo did.

One would have said the same about Chicago, but. Tampa TO and Boston have plenty of NTC and NMC they handed out like candy. So, expecting to get as much as Kane did at deadlines is a stretch.

Tampa has positive tax laws going for them in Florida, so there's that.
 

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Interesting to hear the Jets were going hard after Parayko but they and the Blues couldn’t get it done.
 

Rowley Birkin

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Interesting to hear the Jets were going hard after Parayko but they and the Blues couldn’t get it done.
He's a guy i'd hope Adams circles around to in the offseason. The contract is longer than ideal & he also has a NTC - but in terms of fit i think he'd work.

Really need to get Dahlin/Power signed ASAP to have a clearer idea of what the long term cap situation looks like. Getting both TT/Cozens locked up for cheap certainly helps there though...
 

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He's a guy i'd hope Adams circles around to in the offseason. The contract is longer than ideal & he also has a NTC - but in terms of fit i think he'd work.

Really need to get Dahlin/Power signed ASAP to have a clearer idea of what the long term cap situation looks like. Getting both TT/Cozens locked up for cheap certainly helps there though...

not touching that term.
 
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Rowley Birkin

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not touching that term.
It is what it is.

He'd have five full years under a full NTC which takes him to age 35. You would assume he'd be serviceable during that time. He'd then have two more years with reduced NTC & a salary smaller than his cap hit. By which point he'd probably still be movable.

They could have got a younger guy with less term in Chychrun - but you made post after post trying to tell us all why that would have been a bad move...

Maybe they should just stay as they are playing Bryson/Clague every game for the next 10 years & fail to get better?
 

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It is what it is.

He'd have five full years under a full NTC which takes him to age 35. You would assume he'd be serviceable during that time. He'd then have two more years with reduced NTC & a salary smaller than his cap hit. By which point he'd probably still be movable.

They could have got a younger guy with less term in Chychrun - but you made post after post trying to tell us all why that would have been a bad move...

Maybe they should just stay as they are playing Bryson/Clague every game for the next 10 years & fail to get better?

it rare to have a respectable Dman who fairly earning a high salary playing 33+ . These are generally off first Dmen.

Chychrun want a high long contract that is also a problem

id rather get someone under term for 3-4 years making under $5M or you get an ELC Dman who would be owed a contract like Samuelsson got Around the same age.

you can easily get a cheaper vet Dman making $3M or less playing bottom pair role.


not blowing stuff on a 2+ yr rental or less.

it has a lot to do with the D prospect pool after Johnson. You figure drafted D from 21-23 drafts could be nhl ready by 26/27 season.
you need a 3-4 yr bridge to that point.

I can see them resign Lyub for 1-2 yrs in 2024 summer. You coukd resign Joker as a bottom pair role on a 3 yr contract. If you go the latter then you might have to use future assets instead of current players
if Johnson worked with power you can use Joker as bottom pair and fill a lower vet Dman for left side.

johnson could be on Sabres in 24/25 season
then you just need that mid pair Dman for the next 3-4 yrs

they don’t need a top level Dman. Just need a def first midd pair who is in 22-25 and under contract for 3 yrs or if on ELC/ bridge can be resigned for something under $5M
 

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