You owe us one post in that topic.
I could also see a team picking above the Jets being willing to trade down with the understanding that they will still end up with someone they have ranked very highly.
Florida?
I'm not sure if Florida would want to go from #1 to #9 without getting a lot in return. But I could see teams in the #4-6 range trading down to #9.
Word is they want more veteran presence, so yes it would be part of a bigger trade (Buff?Kane?) Maybe we end up with both 1&9? Now that would make draft day interesting.
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@DamoSpin: Florida GM Dale Tallon told PTS he is actively shopping the No. 1 pick in this summer's NHL draft. Not just accepting offers - shopping it.
Word is they want more veteran presence, so yes it would be part of a bigger trade (Buff?Kane?) Maybe we end up with both 1&9? Now that would make draft day interesting.
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@DamoSpin: Florida GM Dale Tallon told PTS he is actively shopping the No. 1 pick in this summer's NHL draft. Not just accepting offers - shopping it.
I would think that with the statement from Tallon that he is shopping the pick (which really, every GM should say), along with the statement (that I can't find right now), from Tallon that they have money to spend next year and want to add to get better, I would think that if he was looking to move the pick, he would prefer to trade it outright for help right now instead of moving back.
Here are a couple of blockbusters I put on the trade board:
Kane, Bogo, Postma for Huberdeau, #1, Kulikov...
Kane, Buff, Postma for Hubereau, #1
I think the relative value of the deals hinge on what you think of Huberdeau's upside.
Here are a couple of blockbusters I put on the trade board:
Kane, Bogo, Postma for Huberdeau, #1, Kulikov...
Kane, Buff, Postma for Hubereau, #1
I think the relative value of the deals hinge on what you think of Huberdeau's upside.
Here are a couple of blockbusters I put on the trade board:
Kane, Bogo, Postma for Huberdeau, #1, Kulikov...
Kane, Buff, Postma for Hubereau, #1
I think the relative value of the deals hinge on what you think of Huberdeau's upside.
Here are a couple of blockbusters I put on the trade board:
Kane, Bogo, Postma for Huberdeau, #1, Kulikov...
Kane, Buff, Postma for Hubereau, #1
I think the relative value of the deals hinge on what you think of Huberdeau's upside.
I like Hubs, but hate both of those deals. Upside is irrelevant.
IMO Kane, Buff and Bogo are all flat out better than Hubs at this point.
Fla should have to add a lot - like another 1st or another A prospect.
Wouldn't touch Kulikov until he is signed. Still a flight risk IMO.
Also rather have Bjugstad than Huberdeau myself.
Don't think you'd get buy in from that end, but from this end I'd be reluctant to trade all our trade pieces for a couple of potentials -- good potentials mind you but still potentials. Particularly not excited about trading Kane & Bogo for just potentials (plus as someone else mentioned Kulikov is always a flight risk).
I like Bjugstad too. Probably better than Huberdeau, but might he be "untouchable" at this point.
Why do so many people keep putting Kanes name in trades? Is he not one of our core and a great contract?
PoMo said he wants to play a super fast tempo big game. Is that not EXACTLY what Kane is? I would think that he would be more inclined to get rid of people who do not fit this style of play the ones that "will have a hard time adapting to the new team tempo"
Plus he said something along the lines that Kane is still on a big learning curve, I guess this could be taken either way but it sounds to me like he thinks Kane can grow a lot and get much better than he already is.
I really think that he is definitely in the plan going forward. Hell, If they haven't given up on Pavs, how will they give up on anyone?
Why do so many people keep putting Kanes name in trades? Is he not one of our core and a great contract?
PoMo said he wants to play a super fast tempo big game. Is that not EXACTLY what Kane is? I would think that he would be more inclined to get rid of people who do not fit this style of play the ones that "will have a hard time adapting to the new team tempo"
Plus he said something along the lines that Kane is still on a big learning curve, I guess this could be taken either way but it sounds to me like he thinks Kane can grow a lot and get much better than he already is.
I really think that he is definitely in the plan going forward. Hell, If they haven't given up on Pavs, how will they give up on anyone?
Holden, what ever happened to Radek Faksa? I know you were high on him in his draft year but I haven't heard his name much since.
Gauthier also caught the Faksa syndrome.