BreakingGood
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Seabrook is not entirely a cap dump. He still has little value.
Maybe trade value, he's not actually good for anything anymore.
Seabrook is not entirely a cap dump. He still has little value.
BACK ON TOPIC!
Hopefully Pittsburg wins tonight and the offseason can begin! Maybe this Chicago trade thing goes down!
BACK ON TOPIC!
Hopefully Pittsburg wins tonight and the offseason can begin! Maybe this Chicago trade thing goes down!
Back on topic?!
But if you must digress ...
Patience ... a game 7 is much better than a Penguin win tonight.
Yeah, got to think they consider moving Seabrook. Quite a few teams could have interest in him.
I wish I could explain in depth how much 'bad contracts' and 'overpaid' don't matter to teams nowhere near the cap ceiling, unless they are low budget teams. Get good players--players are not their contracts when they are on the ice.
What do you think the Oilers did when they signed Milan Lucic to that long-term contract. They took the exact same risk--they paid a premium for his prime years and are paying him well into his 30s. Not everyone on your team is going to have a bargain contract. It just doesn't happen.
Brent Seabrook today is a top pairing defenseman. Today top pairing defensemen are IMPOSSIBLE to acquire. Considering the Canucks will be nowhere near the cap ceiling in the near or far future, it's extremely easy for them to fit that contract into their structure.
Farther down the road, if his career does fall off of the rails, it gets cheaper and cheaper to buy him out as time passes. But today you get a player who can allow you to trade Chris Tanev for his maximum value without your team falling completely off of the rails.
Regardless, I don't care whether or not it happens--in fact I prefer not, because I am an Oilers fan and it would mean Vancouver is doing something right for once.
If Hjalmarsson is guy they trade
Then they better get a great haul for the future (Prospects/Picks) because he is a player team cant replace now or anytime soon in lineup
Agreed but how many can comfortably commit to that cap hit for 7 more years on a declining asset without it having a serious negative impact on their future?
I can't think of any.
Devils say hello.
Even if he declines the D-core is so poor that he'd probably still be a valuable asset.
Dallas has like 20 million in cap room with a need for a winger and a top 4 D. I know it's in division, but I wouldn't be shocked at all if they were able to swing Hammer with Hossa's contract thrown in.
Dallas has like 20 million in cap room with a need for a winger and a top 4 D. I know it's in division, but I wouldn't be shocked at all if they were able to swing Hammer with Hossa's contract thrown in.
If Hjalmarsson is guy they trade
Then they better get a great haul for the future (Prospects/Picks) because he is a player team cant replace now or anytime soon in lineup
So seasons over and still no trade happening. Knew it was BS
Dallas has like 20 million in cap room with a need for a winger and a top 4 D. I know it's in division, but I wouldn't be shocked at all if they were able to swing Hammer with Hossa's contract thrown in.
You have it all wrong....
You want Eberle(20% retained) for Faksa + 2nd round pick
I would imagine the opposite is just as true.Faksa isnt available for Eberle
I doubt Hossa moves, simply due to the risk of the recapture penalty.
But damn, I'd be all over that. Maybe another Sharp-esque trade, or something along those lines. We definitely have some decent young assets that Chicago could probably make the most of, especially on defense.