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Their own first. I've said that a few times.
Doesn't really answer the second question.
Their own first. I've said that a few times.
Convince Aquilini? To compete in the short-term? Is that supposed to be difficult?Doesn't really answer the second question.
Convince Aquilini? To compete in the short-term? Is that supposed to be difficult?
Their own first. I've said that a few times.
Klingber had double hip surfacing and lets just say his rehab has not gone as planned.Or you blunder securing the bag and misread the market like Klingberg's agent, or blow your knee out before July 1 and lose out on it all.
If they feel it's a mutual fit and are being offered a fair contract that secures his financial future, you bet he'll be signing.
Most of NYR's core is old. There is definitely a real chance they drop off hard. Zib is already cooked and Kreider's slowing down. A Shesty injury drops them to lottery contention overnight.
Convince Aquilini? To compete in the short-term? Is that supposed to be difficult?
Yeah, I agree.When Hronek was hurt, our 1st was like 22nd overall.
The pick they've given up is a lot better than that, and it wasn't an asset we had to give then.
If they thought the team sucked that bad and was likely enough to crumble down the standings, why are they adding rentals at all?Canucks, like the Rangers, would have protected their pick this year. The Canucks could crumble down the stretch, keep this year's pick, give up next year's unprotected first.
Imagine having a terrible year next year and watching something other team draft top 6 with the Canucks pick. If your team stinks at least your can look forward to a top 10 pick if you keep your own pick. Controlling your destiny seems better to me, being in a position to make trades that hurt his but help later.
If they thought the team sucked that bad and was likely enough to crumble down the standings, why are they adding rentals at all?
Canucks, like the Rangers, would have protected their pick this year. The Canucks could crumble down the stretch, keep this year's pick, give up next year's unprotected first.
Imagine having a terrible year next year and watching something other team draft top 6 with the Canucks pick. If your team stinks at least your can look forward to a top 10 pick if you keep your own pick. Controlling your destiny seems better to me, being in a position to make trades that hurt his but help later.
This gives MP quite a bit of leverage...Negotiating rights. We paid a 1st to be able to get first crack at M Petterson.