Rumor: Trade Rumors Thread XV: Rangers allowing a team to talk to Callahan

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holy revisionist history batman.

all of a sudden Cally is just some scrub?

*shakeshead*

Ryan Callahan is going to the Olympics...again.

He's been our captain, he plays in all situations and he's an IMPACT player on most nights.

Cally has definite value, and if his asking price and term were more reasonable, we would and should rejoice at signing him.

but anything beyond 5x5 is doomed for failure.

this isnt about trashing cally, thats total bushleague crap.

this is about the history of players who play his game having their games degenerate very quickly.

cally is not an impact player this year and he most certainly didn't earn his way onto team usa this season
 
To Blues:
Ryan Callahan (1/2 salary retained)

To Rangers:
Chris Stewart (1/2 salary retained)
Edmonton's 2014 2nd round pick

Blues take on an extra 62,500 (prorated) cap charge this season. Rangers get Stewart for $2.075 million next season.

Ambitious?
 
I start to get a knot in my stomach when thinking about trading away our homegrown, heart and soul Captain.

Even if the deal is great for NYR - Callahan is one of the players that helps me forget those mercenary/retirement seasons we had to endure years ago - two lockouts ago.
 
I start to get a knot in my stomach when thinking about trading away our homegrown, heart and soul Captain.

Even if the deal is great for NYR - Callahan is one of the players that helps me forget those mercenary/retirement seasons we had to endure years ago - two lockouts ago.

Paying 6 million for a broken down Callahan will remind you Messier's 2nd tour as well.

A move that replaces Callahan with a capable player in today's roster plus an asset to bulid on is the perfect solution for a ****** situation.
 
To Blues:
Ryan Callahan (1/2 salary retained)

To Rangers:
Chris Stewart (1/2 salary retained)
Edmonton's 2014 2nd round pick

Blues take on an extra 62,500 (prorated) cap charge this season. Rangers get Stewart for $2.075 million next season.

Ambitious?

rather make any deal stronger in draft picks than cap space. Would you rather give Sather more money to spend on Free Agents opposed to prospects?
 
chris stewart is not enough. sweeten the pot.

st louis with a healthy cally would be tough come playoff time.

if they want him, then slats needs to sell cally to them. make them up their offer cause stewart isnt nearly enough. has anyone here even seen him play.

hes like a big teddy bear who can fight. :laugh:
 
rather make any deal stronger in draft picks than cap space. Would you rather give Sather more money to spend on Free Agents opposed to prospects?

That's the one real downside with all this cally leaving stuff.

Id almost rather have a broken down cally under contract for big money then let Sather go out on a spending spree.
 
That's the one real downside with all this cally leaving stuff.

Id almost rather have a broken down cally under contract for big money then let Sather go out on a spending spree.
I bet of all 2014 UFAs, Callahan's deal is the one that makes me cringe the most.
 
Paying 6 million for a broken down Callahan will remind you Messier's 2nd tour as well.

A move that replaces Callahan with a capable player in today's roster plus an asset to bulid on is the perfect solution for a ****** situation.

That's completely fair if accurate.

Honest question Frozen. If it's so well know that Callahan is "broken down" then how on earth will he command $6 mil???
 
Let's remember what Brookes said
No one who cares about the Rangers wants to see Callahan dealt. It would be jarring, no doubt. But if it is clear there is no contractual agreement to be reached, the general manager has the responsibility of moving the captain for the best available package; one that should include at least a player who could step in immediately plus a legitimate prospect.
Stewart fits the roster player criteria. Who is the "legitimate prospect"? That's what I want to know.
Edmonton's 2nd rd may be enough, but I doubt it. I think they want prospects that are a little more advanced in their development.
 
chris stewart is not enough. sweeten the pot.

st louis with a healthy cally would be tough come playoff time.

if they want him, then slats needs to sell cally to them. make them up their offer cause stewart isnt nearly enough. has anyone here even seen him play.

hes like a big teddy bear who can fight. :laugh:

People were saying Callahan to LA would be redundant because they have Brown. Seems like we have to same situation with St. Louis (Oshie, Backes). I don't think we make good trading partners.
 
Let's remember what Brookes said

Stewart fits the roster player criteria. Who is the "legitimate prospect"? That's what I want to know.
Edmonton's 2nd rd may be enough, but I doubt it. I think they want prospects that are a little more advanced in their development.

Good post.

But as is well know round these parts, the term "legitimate prospect" is one that is open to a wide spectrum of interpretation.
 
Let's remember what Brookes said

Stewart fits the roster player criteria. Who is the "legitimate prospect"? That's what I want to know.
Edmonton's 2nd rd may be enough, but I doubt it. I think they want prospects that are a little more advanced in their development.

A poster on the St. Louis board says Jaskin is ready for the NHL and probably a better fit than Stewart on their roster. Hitchcock is unwilling to bring up a rookie on a playoff team at this point in the season. He's the type of player we should be targeting.
 
A poster on the St. Louis board says Jaskin is ready for the NHL and probably a better fit than Stewart on their roster. Hitchcock is unwilling to bring up a rookie on a playoff team at this point in the season. He's the type of player we should be targeting.

They arent going to move Jaskin for a rental
 
Let's remember what Brookes said

Stewart fits the roster player criteria. Who is the "legitimate prospect"? That's what I want to know.
Edmonton's 2nd rd may be enough, but I doubt it. I think they want prospects that are a little more advanced in their development.

5 weeks to go to the trade deadline. 5 weeks of negotiating. The price and # of teams willing to get in on this will increase during that time.

Or, in those 5 weeks, maybe Callahan cracks and takes a 5 year deal.
 
A poster on the St. Louis board says Jaskin is ready for the NHL and probably a better fit than Stewart on their roster. Hitchcock is unwilling to bring up a rookie on a playoff team at this point in the season. He's the type of player we should be targeting.

Sounds about right.
5 weeks to go to the trade deadline. 5 weeks of negotiating. The price and # of teams willing to get in on this will increase during that time.

Or, in those 5 weeks, maybe Callahan cracks and takes a 5 year deal.

This is a unique year because of the olympics. I think teams want certainty before the break.
If Cally gets injured during the olympics, Sather is screwed. He probably wants it bottomed out by the break, one way or the other.
 
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