lonelybadger
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I think after seeing what McDavid did with Maroon, you could safely assume Andrighetto would be fine with the Oilers. I think they are hoping Poolparty and Nuge can provide their non McDrais scoring.
If that's the case, which most likely is, then there is absolutely zero point in needing to trade him. Avs need more players like him, not less.
You said that Ghetto would "fit Oilers like a glove", which I tend to agree with. He's a secondary scorer that has all the strengths Oilers would rave over and would make their team better. So why do that trade when the value would ultimately decrease? The main point is to win trades, not to make other teams better and reduce the trade value you got in return, which this trade would do in the end.
Ok, so we need defense and a legit 2C and winger prospects.
Andrighetto being traded for a draft pick doesn't change that at all. He's a producing winger.
And to trade him for a winger prospect, also gives you a much higher probability that you don't get a player better than him, if he continues to be a 50+ point winger.
And if he carries that kind of value, why do we need to flip him for a pick, so that we can then flip the pick+ for what we want.
Just flip Andrighetto+ for what we want.
Seems like we're taking extra unnecessary steps for nothing here.
That's an odd trade and only happens in video games. Edmonton are in win now mode. We don't add prospects or picks to a guy like Andrighetto for Edmonton to take on. That doesn't make any sense since all it does is increase the value of what Edmonton gives back to us.Ghetto, Meloche or Timmins and second 2018 from Nashville.
from Edmonton who's coming back?
So trade Comeau who is very unlikely to be here after this year. Or Soderberg who isn't likely a long term option. Wilson and Yak are less likely to be long term options as well. Nieto is much easier replaced.The issue with me as far as Ghetto is we are getting really crowded at fwd
We were already crowded with Duchene here and now that Kam is up its still super crowded
Not saying they should just deal him but if Kam, Jost and JTC can stay healthy and produce and a GM comes offering a high pick (which still seems super unlikely at this point) i cant see how they turn that down
Last year we were 9-9 before the bottom fell out.I suppose it should be pointed out that this team is 8-7-1 after 16 games despite uneven play, injuries, and inconsistent goaltending.
There's a ton of room for improvement but this is by no means a horrible team, unlike last year.
If that's the case, which most likely is, then there is absolutely zero point in needing to trade him. Avs need more players like him, not less.
You said that Ghetto would "fit Oilers like a glove", which I tend to agree with. He's a secondary scorer that has all the strengths Oilers would rave over and would make their team better. So why do that trade when the value would ultimately decrease? The main point is to win trades, not to make other teams better and reduce the trade value you got in return, which this trade would do in the end.
So trade Comeau who is very unlikely to be here after this year. Or Soderberg who isn't likely a long term option. Wilson and Yak are less likely to be long term options as well. Nieto is much easier replaced.
There are so many guys we should be talking about trading before Ghetto.
Getting a 1st for Ghetto is a won trade whether it's a late 1st or a top 10 pick. This is a guy who we got for Biffkaka less than a year ago.
You guys can't honestly believe that he's gone from waiver pick up to 1st rounder after 40 games.
IMO I just keep reading circular logic.
Why not?You guys can't honestly believe that he's gone from waiver pick up to 1st rounder after 40 games.
IMO I just keep reading circular logic.
Why not?
Don't quote me and say "some of you" when I said no such thing. I don't have worries or regression. In fact I stated that I believe his play is mostly sustainable.I don't know. Seems like a pretty incredible increase for just 40 games of play.
I'd imagine teams will have the same worries about regression that some of you have.
Don't quote me and say "some of you" when I said no such thing. I don't have worries or regression. In fact I stated that I believe his play is mostly sustainable.
Don't quote me and say "some of you" when I said no such thing. I don't have worries or regression. In fact I stated that I believe his play is mostly sustainable.
Depends. Do you mean draft picks or Calvin Pickard?AVS have zero reason to trade Ghetto and I don't understand why this is being discussed. His value to the AVS is greater than his value on the market and we just lost a top 6 player in Duchene. Ghetto trade talk doesn't make any sense whatsoever. He's 24, he's cheap...wtf. What's next? Rants for picks?
Pretty sure that getting Picks back would be cheaper than Rants.Depends. Do you mean draft picks or Calvin Pickard?
I don't quite understand why it is hard to grasp that trading Ghetto makes sense if we can get a good return for him...
The Avs are clearly building for the future. And IMO Ghetto won't be part of that longterm future either way hopefully.
If he continues his torrid pace, he will demand way too much money on his next contract and I really wouldn't want to give it to him given that aside from his ability to put points on the boards, his overall game is not all that strong. But points really matter when it comes to his next paycheck so odds are the contract would be pretty bad.
We also already have a guy like Kerfoot and to a lesser extent Jost who are smaller offensive first type of players.
So if we are not trying to win now and if he is not part of our future plans, why the hell wouldn't you sell high on him and his cheap contract right now?
Why would you wait till his great contract runs out or till he stops putting up points and therefore becomes a liability in our top6?