Understoodagree
but was responding to @TehDoak post 38
"So they might be willing to take on a project like Georgiev."
Understoodagree
but was responding to @TehDoak post 38
"So they might be willing to take on a project like Georgiev."
Jake Allen?
Tell us how that makes sense for NY?Greiss@50%(1.8)
For
Barron
Greiss@50%(1.8)
For
Barron
I’d also need Ryder and a 2nd coming back.Halak and Boeser for Greorgiev, Kakko, and Schnieder
2 birds one stone
Easy no for the rangersJake Allen
Artturi Lehkonen/Pick
For
Vitali Kravtsov
Alex Georgiev
still injured?
also NY swhort term answer is Huska, longer term prob Wall
Skinner is starting to look good and we also have Smith. Georgiev would be a test drive in Edmonton and unlike Koskinen would still be an Oilers property after this season.
And yes, Oilers need all the cap space they can get for the deadline loadup..
Win - win for both teams
Jaro Halak could be had for cheap, Canucks are shitting the bed this year so it is almost a write off already. Plus, Demko is playing a ton so anyone could play backup for the rest of the year ( be less than 10gp most likely)
I can't imagine what we would even do with Chiasson but I would still do this.What about a pretty straight swap of the following:
Rangers get Halak and Chiasson
Canucks get Georgiev and Hajek
The Rangers do it to get better depth for this year. Canucks do it to get younger and two players with team control for next season. Nothing earth shattering, but I think it could help both teams.
Jonathan Quick Contract, Cap Hit, Salary and Stats - CapFriendly - NHL Salary CapsQuick has turned back the clock. Geogiev + conditional 2nd
He'd be a good vet for the AHL guysI can't imagine what we would even do with Chiasson but I would still do this.
Two minutes in the box. Sit by yourself. Feel shame.Quick has turned back the clock. Geogiev + conditional 2nd
Koskinen is 9W-2L with 2.96GAA and .910
Quality backup who you can walk away from at the end of the year.
Straight swap
Will hockey still be a thing by then?