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Debrincat was an RFA, Tank a UFA. Apples and oranges.Strange that people weren't as sympathetic when DeBrincat did the same thing with Detroit. We still got a 1st round pick out of that one.
Debrincat was an RFA, Tank a UFA. Apples and oranges.Strange that people weren't as sympathetic when DeBrincat did the same thing with Detroit. We still got a 1st round pick out of that one.
Whats not strange is that the same former GM did both deals. He never learned.Strange that people weren't as sympathetic when DeBrincat did the same thing with Detroit. We still got a 1st round pick out of that one.
I'm okay to disagree. He's obviously a lesser offensive player than Tank, but he is a center that can skate, plays 18 mins a night, is good on draws with a decent defensive game, and like Edmonton, NYR were targeting a guy that can fill in in the middle over a straight winger. For their situations, hoping to make a long run, I think prioritizing depth down the middle is always wise.He's a way worse player. Tarasenko had 3 goals and 4 points in one series last year. To suggest Wennberg is a better add in any scenario is not accurate.
He barely had a job in the league a few years ago. He's a 3rd line center on a bad team. Tarasenko is pacing for 60 points and plays a heavy game. Has a cup, can score when it counts.I'm okay to disagree. He's obviously a lesser offensive player than Tank, but he is a center that can skate, plays 18 mins a night, is good on draws with a decent defensive game, and like Edmonton, NYR were targeting a guy that can fill in in the middle over a straight winger. For their situations, hoping to make a long run, I think prioritizing depth down the middle is always wise.
Of course, Tarasenko is much more of a game breaker, so I see your point too.
Insane to think anyone would blatantly ignore this. Sad state for this poster. Just in complete denial.Debrincat was an RFA, Tank a UFA. Apples and oranges.
He did, but he played his way back into a nice 3 year contract and has by all accounts, been a decent player in Seattle. 18 mins a night with about a .45 ppg pace there. I've been okay with what I've seen of him out here on the west coast. He skates well and is better defensively than I thought. I would call Seattle more of a bubble team than a bad team. Not world beaters, but as good as any team these deadline acquisitions are being plucked from.He barely had a job in the league a few years ago. He's a 3rd line center on a bad team. Tarasenko is pacing for 60 points and plays a heavy game. Has a cup, can score when it counts.
Edmonton tried to get Tarasenko......
I don't know why anyone is comparing the two. Tarasenko was only going to 1 team. That's it as soon as people come to terms with it the sooner we can stop looking for excuses. Or strange comparables and narratives that aren't true. He's really good. Was fun to watch sucks that the sens haven't got a save all season and they aren't battling for a playoff spot with him in the lineup.
Insane to think anyone would blatantly ignore this. Sad state for this poster. Just in complete denial.
Dorion got the best he could under the circumstances for Debrincat. The issue is that both Tarasenko and Debrincat should never have been on the team in the first place.Strange that people weren't as sympathetic when DeBrincat did the same thing with Detroit. We still got a 1st round pick out of that one.
Dorion got the best he could under the circumstances for Debrincat. The issue is that both Tarasenko and Debrincat should never have been on the team in the first place.
I agree he should have been traded at the deadline. But the core problem was trading 7OA in the first place.Nah. He created a salary cap situation that meant we couldn't make a proper decision with Debrincat. We got less than deadline rental pricing on Debrincat.
And let's not forget, Tank was not signed or touched by any other team in the NHL on July 1. Not only that, he was not signed until July 27! That tells me the interest level was low and his insistence on a full NMC was not received well by any other team in the NHL except for our loser GM. We are handcuffed once more and are left to receive table scraps. Again.
It's not hard for this to get out considering Tarasenko isn't a mute.
The core problem was picking the wrong player indeed. Fiala vs Debrincat.I agree he should have been traded at the deadline. But the core problem was trading 7OA in the first place.
Tarasenko was a UFA who chose to sign in Ottawa, he was a free asset Sens gave up nothing but cap spoace for him, so the Sens got a 3rd/4th for nothingDorion got the best he could under the circumstances for Debrincat. The issue is that both Tarasenko and Debrincat should never have been on the team in the first place.
Insane to me lmaoA lot of excuses to rationalize a 4th round pick for Tarasenko ( who can fit in the top 6 , add depth, and provide PP scoring) to go help a team win a cup or extend their playoff run.
Unless I'm mistaken you and I are on the same page and I have no problem with seeing it your way.Tarasenko was a UFA who chose to sign in Ottawa, he was a free asset Sens gave up nothing but cap spoace for him, so the Sens got a 3rd/4th for nothing
Insane to me lmao
Teams get as much for being third party in a trade and somehow people still defend this.
People became fine with being fan of a terrible organization over the past 7 years
To think some even defended Dorion and DJ Smith, 2 f***ing jokes
Insane to me lmao
Teams get as much for being third party in a trade and somehow people still defend this.
People became fine with being fan of a terrible organization over the past 7 years
To think some even defended Dorion and DJ Smith, 2 f***ing jokes