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Paul Ranger intrigues me as low cost UFA. He hasn't reached the level he was at a few years ago but I'd take a gander on that guy. Nikitan? IDK.
Possibly move Staal as he has some value now and probably will command more than he's worth next off season.
Buyout Richards, as ****** as that is, too.
Sign MZA/Brass/Pou/Boyle/Carcillo/Kreider/D.Moore/J.Moore maybe Diaz as a 7th D.
Trade Dorsett. He'll be more $ than Carcillo and they bring a lot of the same stuff except Carcillo has better hands, extensive experience, and can bring it with the mitts. He's on the edge. So what? We've had worse.
Stralman will command more than we can afford. Sucks for us.
Can't see this team really improving next year. The loss of Richards will hurt more than you think - especially in the room and Stralman has evolved into a strong top 4 D guy who we also can't replace.
Hate that contracts were targeted retroactively (except in cases like Redden, where the guy couldn't play in the NHL because he was too costly) and hate the fact that you can't buyout the guy and resign him. I get it, but most labor agreements move forward instead of targeting backwards. NHL clubs shouldn't be forced to buyout players they don't want to because of cap penalties down the road from contracts that weren't negotiated under new labor agreements.
End rant. Post #5000.
Possibly move Staal as he has some value now and probably will command more than he's worth next off season.
Buyout Richards, as ****** as that is, too.
Sign MZA/Brass/Pou/Boyle/Carcillo/Kreider/D.Moore/J.Moore maybe Diaz as a 7th D.
Trade Dorsett. He'll be more $ than Carcillo and they bring a lot of the same stuff except Carcillo has better hands, extensive experience, and can bring it with the mitts. He's on the edge. So what? We've had worse.
Stralman will command more than we can afford. Sucks for us.
Can't see this team really improving next year. The loss of Richards will hurt more than you think - especially in the room and Stralman has evolved into a strong top 4 D guy who we also can't replace.
Hate that contracts were targeted retroactively (except in cases like Redden, where the guy couldn't play in the NHL because he was too costly) and hate the fact that you can't buyout the guy and resign him. I get it, but most labor agreements move forward instead of targeting backwards. NHL clubs shouldn't be forced to buyout players they don't want to because of cap penalties down the road from contracts that weren't negotiated under new labor agreements.
End rant. Post #5000.