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I also think Bertuzzi Domi Jarnkrok would work
Bertuzzi, Domi, Jarnkrok for Parayko.
Leafs retain
$2mm on Bertuzzi
$1mm on Domi
I also think Bertuzzi Domi Jarnkrok would work
Bertuzzi needs to be in the goaltenders face looking for tip ins same with knies and marner and mathews need to be involved.When Bertuzzi started to play better, I was surprised Keefe didn’t try him again with AM and MM. I really like Knies and he’s going to be a really good player for us but I don’t think he’s ready to play against other opposing teams best players.
Bertuzzi - Matthews - Marner
Robertson - Tavares - Nylander
Knies - Domi - Jarnkrok
McMann - Kampf - Holmberg
I’d give that a run for a bit.
For who? Parayko? Lol. I wouldn't even give up a 1st for him let alone two 1sts and a prospect. Dude's contract is an anchor and he isn't the same player he was during the Blues cup run.
Would not waste assets on him unless there is 50% retention. Even then I'd be wary.
Tell me you don’t watch St. Louis play without telling me you don’t watch St. Louis play…
Why is the blues saying no to that inconceivable?
Of course..Pending UFAs who are obviously looking for a big payday have reduced value.
Whats in this for the Blues?Bertuzzi, Domi, Jarnkrok for Parayko.
Leafs retain
$2mm on Bertuzzi
$1mm on Domi
Where did these rumours start about St. Louis wanting to trade him? They don't have any cap issues and they seem to be doing a nice job of rebuilding their team.It’s hilarious really. Parayko is a top pairing, minute munching, 2-way RHD locked up for 6 years at a very reasonable cap hit but somehow he’s not worth our 1st lol
Reality is somewhere in the middle. His play has declined since the Stanley Cup run, that much is for certain. He had a back injury, and his play dropped off a cliff. He is munching a lot of minutes, and the eye test says he isn't doing too poorly, but all the stats show a continued decline. A long term $6.5 mil is a lot to take on, for a player who isn't quite that player anymore, and could be in decline. Two firsts are out of the question... a single late first, that would a pro scouts decision.Tell me you don’t watch St. Louis play without telling me you don’t watch St. Louis play…
Nothing.Whats in this for the Blues?
Where did these rumours start about St. Louis wanting to trade him? They don't have any cap issues and they seem to be doing a nice job of rebuilding their team.
It is quite harsh to say he's failing with it when you cake him that kind of usage.Basically Kampf gets more difficult zone starts 5v5 but failing with them.
It is quite harsh to say he's failing with it when you cake him that kind of usage.
I would have said he needs a puck transporter, Engvall/Mikhayev helped him on that and then he generally was fine with in zone coverage but basically has the same assignment this year usually with Gregor and McCann/Reaves but failing hard.
With who and how he's used, just not conceding a goal is a win, IMO. With Reeves, it's more akin to playing shorthanded.
Gregor did well to get a contract out of a PTO, and his skating is very good, but yeah, he's pretty limited. @ the league min, though, you go with it.I agree it's not easy.
Gregor is fast but that's about the only real great NHL attribute he has, you can see why SJS didn't bother to qualify him.
He's an expiring RFA, and I would be happy enough to qualify him and bring him back, but I feel like he should be the extra forward/first call-up kind of guyGregor did well to get a contract out of a PTO, and his skating is very good, but yeah, he's pretty limited. @ the league min, though, you go with it.
I am more interested in seeing Tverberg, but yeah, the same idea.He's an expiring RFA, and I would be happy enough to qualify him and bring him back, but I feel like he should be the extra forward/first call-up kind of guy
I'm personally on the team of giving Steeves a legit run on the main roster
Even if it is, you steal $1.3 milliin from your 3C and target somebody in the $3.5 million range, and scrape $100,000 from a couple other spots and you've got your $8.0 million for Hanifin.Hanifin 8 mil
Reality is somewhere in the middle. His play has declined since the Stanley Cup run, that much is for certain. He had a back injury, and his play dropped off a cliff. He is munching a lot of minutes, and the eye test says he isn't doing too poorly, but all the stats show a continued decline. A long term $6.5 mil is a lot to take on, for a player who isn't quite that player anymore, and could be in decline. Two firsts are out of the question... a single late first, that would a pro scouts decision.
Well we are going to have a good look at Parayko over the next few days.The question with declining underlying numbers would be how much of that is individual decline vs team decline. I don’t see this as all that dissimilar to Hampus Lindholm in his final years in Anaheim, except that Parayko is still performing well.
In 2-3 years 6.5M is probably gonna be 2nd pairing money
The question with declining underlying numbers would be how much of that is individual decline vs team decline. I don’t see this as all that dissimilar to Hampus Lindholm in his final years in Anaheim, except that Parayko is still performing well.
In 2-3 years 6.5M is probably gonna be 2nd pairing money
Well we are going to have a good look at Parayko over the next few days.
I do think at 30, he should be pretty good for a few more years at his cap hit.