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Please don't ever quote Corey Pronman againFrondell would likely have the best odds, as Corey Pronman thinks he has the potential to be a star number 1 center in the NHL.
Please don't ever quote Corey Pronman againFrondell would likely have the best odds, as Corey Pronman thinks he has the potential to be a star number 1 center in the NHL.
Yeah I think you would have to have a corresponding move lined up to bring in a center, and it’s hard enough to make 1 significant move, no less 2.I would take a run at Byram with an offer sheet or another trade, but I don't see him as a target in a Larkin trade. For my money you absolutely need a center or center prospect in the return. We are far, far stronger at defense (especially top of the lineup defense) than center. Holl and Chairot make us forget how good Seider and Ed are.
What's wrong with this?Please don't ever quote Corey Pronman again
Analysis: Kasper was easy to spot even in SHL games because of how powerful an athlete he is. He would often be the guy to wind it up in his own end to carry the puck due to his great speed and skill. Kasper has a strong 6-foot-1 frame, isn’t afraid to attack the hard areas, and can win some battles versus men as a 17-year-old. Kasper attacks with speed and skill, and while he can pull up to make a play or use his hard shot, his direct style of play will translate to the NHL. He projects as a quality top two line center.
Pretty much this. I’d consider someone like Rossi and maybeeee Byfield, but I’m also pretty torn if he ever becomes more than a 50-60pt #2C, so probably not himGet with Nill to figure out what would work for Johnston or contact Verbeek and ditto for Carlsson. I wouldn't entertain anything centered around a pick or a prospect that hasn't hit the show yet. That's too many steps back. And yes, I would add to make something work. But any trade that's too unfavorable isn't going to happen and I'd point at the NMC that Dylan negotiated.
Oh man, I'd love to see Beniers in a Red Wings jerseyA young center with upside like a Byfield, McTavish or Beniers, or a really good center prospect+. Maybe such as a Lindstrom or Catton.
I'm gonna guess they wouldn't be able to land that.
PaciorettyRealistically, a 1st, a mid six center and a blue chip prospect. That seems to be the going rate for players of Larkin’s caliber.
I can’t think of a single trade where the team trading the better player won the trade, though.
How in the world could/do you know this?1- rebuilding teams need a leader to start the march , larkins perfect at it . an all heart player with an all around game , and an excellent team voice / communicator . aint no one here to replace what he brings
2- larkin at 8 mil with new ceiling happening is a great great contract you wouldnt get near replacing
3- hes too valuable to this organizations future to be traded . him n d'cat are a palsy tandem that sets the tone for the younger crowd and keeps the room sparkling , his worth is far beyond his on ice production
4- there really isnt a notable trade for detroit to make right now unless its prospect/draft pick type deal
5- though if larkin demanded a trade i would only do a 1 for 1 for a younger player thats already to some extent proving self in nhl . but upon thinking of that i imagine larkin being gone and it becomes ugly
troll somebody elseHow in the world could/do you know this?
i'd trade him for a time machine
the correct time to trade larkin would have been prior to the 22-23 season. that would have put us firmly in the bedard/celebrini/misa sweepstakes. how much better would we look with michkov, celebrini and schaefer? or carlsson, demidov and misa? or bedard, levshunov and frondell?
Pacioretty
Duchene
Karlsson (senators and SJ version both, depending on how Dickinson turns out)
Lots of examples. Just off the top of my head
Since the Four Nations tournament, Larkin's play has not been stellar. There hasn't been a game or many shifts that he has taken control. Maybe he is injured, or burned out from the tournament, but his play has deteriorated. Speed in general does not age well. His production has seemed to plateaued. Not sure how great of a leader he is in the locker room, but his game may in decline when the team is peaking in 3-4 years.
Trading him should be a consideration. 1st and a high prospect would reasonable.
i mean, he scored 61 in 68 as a full year 18 year old (.90%) 59 in 75 as a 19 year old (.79%) celebrini has scored 54 in 63 as a full year 18 year old (.86%)The Bedard fetish is so gross.
What have those players accomplished in the NHL?
Things just suck now, but i do believe that this is last season of pure sucking.
The most realistic scenario i see is that this team makes the play-offs the next couple of years. We'll have like a small small window where Larkin can be a decent 1st line center, if he gets out of this slump, and then they'll have Kasper as a good 2nd line center and Danielson as a Luxury 3rd line center.
Hopefully they just lose out this year, get to draft Frondell or O'Brien and just hope that they can step in and take over in 3 years time.
Sadly i don't see an actual cup contender with this core. But that's just down to bad luck honestly, which sucks, but hey.
Gonna be very similar to Nashville i reckon,
ASP = Ellis,
Seider = Weber
Edvinsson = Ekholm
(no one to match Josi, but hopefully ASP is better than Ellis)
Raymond = Forsberg
Larkin = Johansen
Debrincat = Arvidsson
Lombardi/Buch = Fiala
(they had no one to match Danielson and Kasper, Wings win here quite easily)
Cossa/Augestine = Rinne
(big question mark for the Wings here)
I wish this thread didn't exist, and I'm pretty sure that if Larkin wasn't slumping right now, it wouldn't. I also don't think there's any way that he demands a trade. If he did, I'd try to convince him to reconsider.If Larkin came to you tomorrow demanding an immediate trade, what specifically would you realistically hope to get in return for him?
A. Like I said, it is a thought exercise.I wish this thread didn't exist, and I'm pretty sure that if Larkin wasn't slumping right now, it wouldn't. I also don't think there's any way that he demands a trade. If he did, I'd try to convince him to reconsider.
If I have to move Larkin, he's decided that he's done, then I assume it has to be to someone reasonably likely to contend. He has trade protection and he's not demanding off this team so that we can send him to the Ducks. So I think you end up getting maybe Marco Rossi best case scenario.
And that's not a trade I say yes to unless forced. If not that, maybe I see how high Larkin + our first gets us in the draft. Must be pretty high. Again, not something I do unless forced.
Either way, I think Larkin is obviously injured, his play is suffering a bit, and everyone is way overreacting on some crazy "Larkin doesn't have the stuff" narrative. Sprinkle an extra 3 goals into the last 10 games and we're all happy with him like normal.
Agreed we could get some very very good pieces for larkin and cat. Plus the chance to watch the team sink or swim with the draft choices yzerman selected. If they swim great if they don’t well prime time for MckennaI said before in other threads, if we're not in a wildcard spot by Christmas you look to move him and Cat.
Next year Yzerman really needs to decide if Larkin is a centerpiece or not to this teams future. If he's not trade him before he gets too old. If he is then this off season Yzerman needs to add significant upgrades to this team.
Cat will be gone before his contract ends , always said i see no world where Yzerman gives him a 7-8 yr long deal. His days are numberedI said before in other threads, if we're not in a wildcard spot by Christmas you look to move him and Cat.
Next year Yzerman really needs to decide if Larkin is a centerpiece or not to this teams future. If he's not trade him before he gets too old. If he is then this off season Yzerman needs to add significant upgrades to this team.