Kessel @50% for a 2nd + 3rd is or maybe for two 2nds in future drafts. Personally, I wish they'd try Kessel @50% + 3rd for a late 1st.
Nonsense. Phil loved Toronto (he actually took the cup there when he won it). The issues were that he was expected to be the number one guy and received a ton of blame for the team's failures. If he came back, he'd be playing on an actual contender and wouldn't be anywhere close to the number one guy.I’d actually welcome Kessel back to Leafs but I know he doesn’t wanna come back here and don’t blame him.
Never know with Phil, he might like it in Arizona & could elect to hold out for a short-list of potential teams because he can.Are we worried he wants to remain in AZ and zero chance at the playoffs?
Its very well known that phil wants out. Management told him to play hard and they will try to accommodate. Kessel has been very good this season.Never know with Phil, he might like it in Arizona & could elect to hold out for a short-list of potential teams because he can.
The Avs don't really need more offense and I don't know how to make the cap work, but adding Kessel on the PP2 has a certain appeal.
An interesting tidbit:
"15. Penguins get Phil Kessel (ARI retains 50 percent). Coyotes get Alex Nylander and a 2023 second-round pick. — Shawn O.
Kessel has been rumored in trades pretty much since the season began. He’s putting up reasonable numbers for Arizona but the question is how much of a market will there be for the 34-year-old?
Exec: Penguins say no, almost zero percent chance you get a second-round pick for Phil Kessel. The Coyotes have offered him around for a third-round pick while retaining 50 percent and haven’t gotten a buyer yet."
Who says no? NHL executives evaluate your trade proposals for Chychrun, Giroux, Hertl and others
Kessel @ 50% for a 3rd?An interesting tidbit:
"15. Penguins get Phil Kessel (ARI retains 50 percent). Coyotes get Alex Nylander and a 2023 second-round pick. — Shawn O.
Kessel has been rumored in trades pretty much since the season began. He’s putting up reasonable numbers for Arizona but the question is how much of a market will there be for the 34-year-old?
Exec: Penguins say no, almost zero percent chance you get a second-round pick for Phil Kessel. The Coyotes have offered him around for a third-round pick while retaining 50 percent and haven’t gotten a buyer yet."
Who says no? NHL executives evaluate your trade proposals for Chychrun, Giroux, Hertl and others