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They waived him at the start of the year, I suspect they'll waive him again if they re-sign Jones.
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Just took a look at Seattle's goaltending stats. Jones and Grubauer have both been really bad. Not even a .900 save percentage amongst them while the Kraken allow the 2nd least amount of shots per game in the league (27), If there's a team (aside from us that needs goaltending help), its Seattle. I wonder how many more wins they'd have with just league average goaltending.
They're stuck with Grubauer, but don't think they'll extend Jones. Hope we don't end up wasting a roster spot on Jones who hasn't been good in over 5 seasons.
They're stuck with Grubauer, but don't think they'll extend Jones. Hope we don't end up wasting a roster spot on Jones who hasn't been good in over 5 seasons.
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They also still have Driedger under contract for another 2 years
I always wanted Laughton I think he would be an absolute menace with us
Was literally about to post that lol.
Solid 3rd line centre that can play LW as well. Would be a solid depth pick up for us. Not sure if the Flyers would "get rid" of him though. He could be a valuable trade piece, he's 28 and has a lot of hockey left. Not sure if there's a hockey trade to be made to get him.
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Ottawa will need a goal scoring RW & Owen Tippett can put the puck in the net, but who knows what he will cost & whether it would be too expensive for Ottawa.
Yea I didn’t think too much about what he would cost.
I think they’re probably keeping the players in that age group and he had a great year this year.
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Provided everything remains status quo and we don't know anything of what's going on legally...
Are we qualifying him? Won't he likely accept it to get his foot back into the door in the NHL?
Provided everything remains status quo and we don't know anything of what's going on legally...
Are we qualifying him? Won't he likely accept it to get his foot back into the door in the NHL?
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I think we need to take a step back and really think long and hard before moving more draft picks or youth. We're going to need some friendly ELCs in the next 2-4 years to fill out the bottom 6 and on defense. Pretty hard to do that when we're trading away first round picks a few years in a row.
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Give Hamonic a 2 x 2M deal and let him play on the 3rd pair where he can slot in the top-4 in a pinch.
Branny/Kleven - Hamonic would be a really good bottom pair
I'm just assuming he doesn't come back given how 'unique' the whole situation is. If he comes back, awesome, extra depth, but its such a weird situation I don't wanna get my hopes up
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jbeck5
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As in we don't qualify him or he rejects(or doesn't accept) the qualifying offer and stays in Europe?
I definitely think we should qualify him.
The Devilish Buffoon
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If Lindholm (CGY, C/RW) is available and we move on from Cat, he’d be a perfect fit here. Super cheap next year and while he will get paid, we will have more flexibility to extend him.
Definitely qualify him. I think the Gov gave Hockey Canada a shove to give them their findings a few weeks back. Barred all the players from that team from playing until findings are published.
Seems like we should know something soon. I doubt it will be the public shaming the Gov is hoping for, but the final product should be available soon If the pressure continues.
I can’t help but think that in the end the conclusion will be that there isn’t enough evidence to move forward with any charges, and everyone’s identity, on both sides, will remain hidden.
Assuming Dorion and DJ get another year because of the team sale taking forever, I could see it.
Laughton played for DJ in junior.
RAFI BOMB
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If DeBrincat does end up getting traded this offseason, one possible option is for the Sens to trade him to the Washington Capitals for Tom Wilson.
It could be tricky to find a good trade for DeBrincat where the Sens get the right kinds of players that can help them now. Washington just missed the playoffs, they have an older team and their core players are locked up for the next 2 to 3 seasons. Wilson will be on the final year of his contract next season, and they could either look to lock him up long term or try to balance out their older core with younger talent by acquiring a player like DeBrincat.
Wilson fits the Sens style of play so he would likely perform well here. One thing that is interesting is that we saw how effective the Tkachuk-Norris-Batherson line was in the past, so while Wilson plays different maybe a Wilson-Norris-Batherson line could develop similar chemistry and have somewhat of the impact the Tkachuk-Norris-Batherson line has had in the past.
It might be worth reflecting on the merits of such a trade and whether it seems feasible and if it would be appealing for both teams. I am not sure if there are a lot of other teams that have a more established player that can help us now and are a current organizational stage where they would want to part with the established player for someone like DeBrincat.
It could be tricky to find a good trade for DeBrincat where the Sens get the right kinds of players that can help them now. Washington just missed the playoffs, they have an older team and their core players are locked up for the next 2 to 3 seasons. Wilson will be on the final year of his contract next season, and they could either look to lock him up long term or try to balance out their older core with younger talent by acquiring a player like DeBrincat.
Wilson fits the Sens style of play so he would likely perform well here. One thing that is interesting is that we saw how effective the Tkachuk-Norris-Batherson line was in the past, so while Wilson plays different maybe a Wilson-Norris-Batherson line could develop similar chemistry and have somewhat of the impact the Tkachuk-Norris-Batherson line has had in the past.
It might be worth reflecting on the merits of such a trade and whether it seems feasible and if it would be appealing for both teams. I am not sure if there are a lot of other teams that have a more established player that can help us now and are a current organizational stage where they would want to part with the established player for someone like DeBrincat.
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I'd love it but he would cost too much in assets I think and the pending UFA status and contracts in Ottawa means he's likely gone after one season.
I also think everyone is premature in thinking Calgary needs to blow it up. Their trajectory is to give it one more go with a new coach and maybe goaltending before blowing it up. They can shed next deadline if they suck again.
People like to point at Ottawa goaltending as a main reason we aren't in the playoffs and it pales in comparison to the stark drop off Calgary has seen. Markstrom went from .922 save% last year to .892 this year is enough to sink any team and their backup in Vladar was underwhelming at below .900 as well.
Huberdeau just had his worst professional season ever and will surely return to form at least somewhat.
I'm betting on a re-shuffle this summer and another kick at the can in Calgary. They need a new arena, so its a tough time to tell fans to stop paying attention and see ticket sales lapse for half a decade or more.
The Devilish Buffoon
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Lindholm made comments that seem to suggest he isn't thrilled about the trajectory in Calgary, that's why I think he could be available. I also wouldn't say he's likely gone after 1 season... if we can fit Debrincat, we can fit Lindholm far more easily.
One think Dorion has absolutely been great at the last couple years is zero leaks. No one knew were getting debrincat. People thought we were out on chychrun. No one knew about the stutzle extionsion. No one knew about the tkatchuk extension.
Garrioch does not know debrincat. Or what he wants or doesn’t want
Garrioch does not know debrincat. Or what he wants or doesn’t want
BonHoonLayneCornell
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I was just watching those clips too. I guess I could see some players wanting a change and that could force the Flames' hand. I guess I just think seeing your goaltending drop .30 save% points year on year is something no team overcomes and is being glossed over too much.
And you're right, with DeBrincat looking like he doesn't want to stay, we have a big hole to fill and money to play with.
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