Paulinbc
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One last push for Ovi despite giving away the future bit by bit...Caps cooking something but it stinks something fierce
One last push for Ovi despite giving away the future bit by bit...Caps cooking something but it stinks something fierce
Yeah, I’m actually completely shockedI thought he was better too. Maybe just cause we saw him so often...
look I'm a huge Mangipane fan myself and would love to have him in Vancouver if cap wasn't an issue but he hasn't been more of a middle 6 winger for 2 years now. He has been a 15 goal 40-45 point winger. No one is paying more than a 2nd for that especially when its at 5.8M. Given the salary, I'm actually surprised CGY was able to trade him and get an asset in return.
He's in the Garland tier of players, he makes 1M more than Garland.
Eatbread and Breadman on the same coast, look out!!All day. Best of luck in the Capital, Eatbread.
Washington has 16 picks in top 3 rounds next three years. trade one for a one year guy that if it doesnt work out you trade again and get likely the same pick backI don't understand why the Washington Capitals of all teams are trading high picks for win-now players, especially guys with only 1 year left on their deal.
For 5.8 mil of cap space they can do a lot better.props to the caps for actually trying to get better.
just because you have to cap doesnt mean you get the player. this move also comes without a long term commitment.For 5.8 mil of cap space they can do a lot better.