FrankMTL
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- Jan 6, 2005
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Fair points, mostly agree with this perspective.
Things can go so many ways, right now we've got:
-No margin under the cap, with Dach still needing a contract.
-No idea how well (or not) our youngsters progress next season, both upfront and on D. Will give us an idea of what holes actually remain to be filled and how much Caufield next contract will eat up.
-No idea who even makes the team after camp.
-No idea how high (or not) our pick even ends up and who is available at our spot/what D-season they've had.
-No idea how reliable our new development pathway actually is.
So yeah, I do think next summer we'll be in a way better position to assess how we want to move forward and adress the holes that remain apparent by then. More significant moves should be expected then.
I would just love to see where this team is at next July.
Will a few overpaid vets rebound to the point where they're tradeable?
How many picks can we get at the deadline?
What can we do with all those picks (including at least 2 first rounders) in an apparently very good draft year.
Where are we at In regards to the cap situation (who we managed to trade and who's contracts have just run out incl Drouin, Byron, Dadonov, Allen)
In the position we're at (rebuilding and against the cap), I don't feel the need to force anything at the moment.