aingefan
Registered User
- Feb 27, 2008
- 5,203
- 2,971
Holmberg-Kampf-Karnkrok has the makings of a bottom six plus line.Wonder where Jarnkrok slots back in. Keefe loves him.
Holmberg-Kampf-Karnkrok has the makings of a bottom six plus line.Wonder where Jarnkrok slots back in. Keefe loves him.
Disagree.why not? Hanifin has played really well in a matchup roll and would fill a long term roll on this team and Rielly has shown time over time the ability to play strong with a less talented d partners.
Hanifin Brodie
Rielly Liljegren
McCabe Benoit
Giordano
would be really solid for the playoffs
I don't necessarily think Tree is negotiating with Calgary just because of familiarity. They are one of the few teams in the league that is having a fire sale and have 2 D men available that would be huge additions to our lineup. What other teams would you say have that?Sorry, not a fan.
Fix RHD in a meaningful way. We don’t need 1A and 1B LHD and we don’t have money for $15m in the cap to them.
Treliving needs to look beyond his Calgary retreads.
We made fun of Dubas and his Soo OCD. I’m not interested in Treliving only looking at his former Calgary players.
He needs to be more resourceful than that, and broader in his searches.
If it’s a fully buriable amount, give him term up to Reaves length.Yeah. Put a two-year one-way max buriable (1.15) in front of him and he really has to consider it. That's still life changing money.
He'd have big decision in front of him. Maybe he keeps this up through the rest of the season and a deep run and is looking at millions as a UFA. Maybe Jarncrok comes back, we add a forward at the deadline and he's the odd man out with the last two weeks being the high water mark of his career.
I get the rationale of JT’s usage here, but I always hoped he’d be tasked with lifting/elevating players in a role like the one he is being placed in now.Agreed, seems like him and Tavares can form a good bottom line duo going forward.
Tanev's durability scares the hell out of me but he seems the easiest the to compared to Roy or Weegar but I don't want to just torch the 1st round pick, I would say I would sign off on this;
Tanev 50% retained
2nd round pick from Calgary
for
2024 1st (TOR)
Timmins
2024 5th (CGY)
2024 7th (OTT)
They basically move up a bit in the draft, get a young RD and some secondary picks.
That's as high as I could go on him.
CGY can just get a 1st from another team and keep their 2nd. Essentially the deal becomes Timmins and late picks for Tanev, which isn't going to get us over the finish line.
I think I agree with all of this. I like Hanifin in our top four, but as a UFA and not an acquisition that costs us assets as well.Disagree.
You are squandering picks that we have precious few of, and cap space that we have little of, to bring a top heavy approach to our defence that we’ve spent years complaining about with our forwards doesn’t work.
2 top flight LHD is a luxury we can’t afford. Unless we are moving Rielly, we need better balance on d, with true RHD. Our RHD players are currently Timmins and Liljegren. Niemela in the pipeline. Is that really good enough for us to go where we need to go? It’s actually very weak compared to other non/playoff teams, and we consider ourselves Stanley Cup contenders?
Please don’t tell me Brodie is on your RHD. He has demonstrated clearly these past 5 games that he belongs on LHD, and he demonstrated last playoff and all season he does not belong on RHD anymore.
Add to it he’s a UFA making $5m now, if we aren’t playing him LhD the remainder of this season, we need to move off of him. Which means we need to add a real RHD to play with Rielly.
That’s who you spend cap and assets to get, not Hanifin.
CGY can just get a 1st from another team and keep their 2nd.
Knies Matthews MarnerHolmberg-Kampf-Karnkrok has the makings of a bottom six plus line.
I'm a big fan of Tanev, perfect partner for Rielly and he can still play, but I'm not dealing that 1st for him whether he re-signs or not.I don't think any team has come forward with a 1st based on what Friedman has said but yea, I don't think I could offer up much more than the above on Tanev.
Our luck, he'd get injured after being acquired or early in a series.
That remains to be seen.
I agree.Knies Matthews Marner
Robertson Tavares Nylander
McMann Domi Bertuzzi
Holmberg Kampf Jarnkrok
I actually really like the look of that forward group. To me that looks like a true top 6, bottom 6. 2 scoring lines, a physical 3rd line that can score and a 4th line that can play with energy and be a shutdown line, as well as chip in with some offense. Seems like 4 solid attacking lines.
Just something I read a while back and it was briefly discussed, I agree with you.Why would Carolina even consider such a trade?
TheoreticallyReaves would be the odd man out before him.
I'm a big fan of Tanev, perfect partner for Rielly and he can still play, but I'm not dealing that 1st for him whether he re-signs or not.
I'm expecting a desperate GM to cave in. Maybe Conroy does right by Tanev and accepts a bit less to send the player to his preferred destination.
anyone think Bogosian can replicate what Schenn did for Reilly after this trade to Toronto. Reilly has always thrived when playing next to shutdown D like Schenn and Hainsey.
Does Bogo have anything left in the tank? He makes 900k
Brodie is the weak link in this scenario imo…….Rielly - Tanev
Brodie - Lily
Benoit - McCabe
Is that enough to compete in the playoffs for a long run?
No thanks. Asking too much out of Johnson playing that high in the lineup, he was barely hanging on in 2022 when the Avs won the cup.Erik Johnson is the only cheap legit RHD for rielly and can kill penalties. Leafs scouts have also been seen at the last three sabres games.
I don't trust anything Dredger says honestly. Shouldn't he be tweeting about McMann's next contract demands?Dreger this morning says a name he keeps circling back to for the leafs is Lyubushkin … if that’s the case, I hope he’s packaged with Henrique.
I'm a big draft / development guy as well, but you can walk and chew bubblegum at the same time. When legitimate assets (especially those that fit the prime years of the rest of the core become available and would instantly upgrade a notable weakness on the team, I'm more than fine moving picks and prospects for them.I agree.
And there’s some flexibility with the wingers there to provide different looks. I’m not much worried about the forward group now or the next few years, really. There’s even excess, in my mind.
(It hasn’t been tried, and this might not be the right time….but I’ve been curious about the idea of putting Willy with Holmberg and Jarnkrok, and let him really do his thing. Those two would prop him up on the D side and he’d prop them up on the O side- both have shown they can capably complement offensive lines.)
Too soft. Gonna get rag dolled in the playoffs. Panthers gonna have a field dayHolmberg-Kampf-Karnkrok has the makings of a bottom six plus line.