Huh?Still not even close for Barkov who's already a proven 70 to 90 point winger in this league.
If a 47 point pace is outstanding for you, that's great. To unbiased fans it would rate as nice.He was drafted high, dominated junior and is 6th in rookie scoring mostly playing with 3rd and 4th liners. It's a lot closer to outstanding than "nice" first season.
Colorado could do:
Newhook
Bowers
Kaut
Timmins
Col 1st 20
Col 1st 21
If I'm Colorado I absolutely make that trade to take advantage of the Mackinnon deal over the next 3 years.
And while that is a lot to give up, it would give them:
Mackinnon (3yr x 6.3)
Drai (5yr x 8.5)
Rantanen (5yr x 9.25)
Landeskog (2yr x 5.6)
Makar (1yr x 2.85)
Byram (3yr etc)
Francouz (2yr x 2m) + Grubauer (2yr x 3.33)
If a 47 point pace is outstanding for you, that's great. To unbiased fans it would rate as nice.
In my opinion, Suzuki hasn't proven enough to be considered as the main piece for a young, established, high end 1C. Florida could easily do much better in a deal if Barkov was truly available.
To finaly getting a real first Center in MTL
MTL : Domi + Petry (resigned) not UFA + #8 OV 2020
For
Florida : Barkov
That's a very poor way of putting it. Hes 6th in rookie scoring playing with 3rd liners, it's nothing to scoff at. I said Suzuki is a lot closer to outstanding than nice, never said that he was outstanding, dont put words in my mouth.If a 47 point pace is outstanding for you, that's great. To unbiased fans it would rate as nice.
In my opinion, Suzuki hasn't proven enough to be considered as the main piece for a young, established, high end 1C. Florida could easily do much better in a deal if Barkov was truly available.
How can we possibly know this?
To finaly getting a real first Center in MTL
MTL : Domi + Petry (resigned) not UFA + #8 OV 2020
For
Florida : Barkov
Barkov is a centre who averages just under a ppg while being defensively responsible.
It really doesn't matter if you think Suzuki is worth more than the other two Montreal pieces. The fact is, that the offer isn't fair for Florida, so the individual values of each piece don't matter and is getting off the topic of this thread.That's a very poor way of putting it. Hes 6th in rookie scoring playing with 3rd liners, it's nothing to scoff at. I said Suzuki is a lot closer to outstanding than nice, never said that he was outstanding, dont put words in my mouth.
I have already said that the value is way off, but Suzuki is far more valuable than Caufield or 8th OA which you treated them all to be worth the same.
Sorry meant Center #1 Center i'm thinking Huberdeau.Huh?
Yeah got him and Huberdeau mixed up, Been changed.I'm sure it is just a typo but Barkov is a center
That's a very poor way of putting it. Hes 6th in rookie scoring playing with 3rd liners, it's nothing to scoff at. I said Suzuki is a lot closer to outstanding than nice, never said that he was outstanding, dont put words in my mouth.
I have already said that the value is way off, but Suzuki is far more valuable than Caufield or 8th OA which you treated them all to be worth the same.
Lets take a look at the rosters shall we (focusing on top 4 and top 6 for simplicity, chemistry etc not considered))
Florida runs:
Vatrano - Huala - Dadonov
Huberdeau - Domi - Hoffman
bottom 6
Yandle - Ekblad
Matheson - Petry
They get considerably weaker, not nearly as competitive as they are now. Without Barkov, their centre depth becomes worst in the league.
vs.
Montreal
Tatar - Barkov - Gallagher
Drouin - Denault - Armia
bottom 6
Mete - Weber
Chiarot - ?
Forward wise, thats significantly better. Montreal can win with that if they sort out their D a bit and they can compete quite well.
The amount this trade decimates Florida is just so noteworthy.
You don't give up a young elite 1C for a 33 year old Dman, a second line player and a lottery ticket at #8 in draft. Think over payment and that's not it. You gotta make offer that Panthers can't refuse. At that point it's just silly for Habs to do it meaning obscene over payment. Panthers have no need to move Barkov for anything less an obcene overpayment.
To finaly getting a real first Center in MTL
MTL : Domi + Petry (resigned) not UFA + #8 OV 2020
For
Florida : Barkov
It’s even worse for Florida when you consider both Hoffman and Dadonov are pending UFA’s
If they did the OP they should just fold the franchise
Was referring to the OP's original post which was Domi not Suzuki.No, you certainly don’t. Franchise center like Barkov simply aren’t traded. You build around those players, you don’t trade them.
That being said, I still find it quite funny that you referred Barkov (24) as being a young elite #1 C (which is true) but then went on to refer Suzuki (20) has a « second line player ».
Suzuki is a second line center with elite (PPG) potential. He will never be at the level Barkov is (franchise player) but if you’re going to call out a ridiculous trade proposal (which is what OP’s proposal is) at least call the pieces in it what they really are.
Florida never makes that trade.To finaly getting a real first Center in MTL
MTL : Domi + Petry (resigned) not UFA + #8 OV 2020
For
Florida : Barkov
To finaly getting a real first Center in MTL
MTL : Domi + Petry (resigned) not UFA + #8 OV 2020
For
Florida : Barkov