RebuildinVan
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Id do that but Benning is allergic to receiving extra picksVan wins pick #2 in lotto. Sens get pick #4.
Canucks offer pick 2 for Ottawa’s picks 4 and 37
Id do that but Benning is allergic to receiving extra picksVan wins pick #2 in lotto. Sens get pick #4.
Canucks offer pick 2 for Ottawa’s picks 4 and 37
I'd be looking to move it if Melnyk was willing to open his wallet. If we could move it to get Eichel without touching the roster much, then sign Hamilton, we'd be in business. If Melnyk isn't willing to spend for that, then hold onto the pick and keep building.
add bracco or no dealKerfoot, Engvall, Dermott, rights to Andersen. Final offer.
if there's a promise not to pick the guy buffalo wants, why make the trade?Depending on how the lottery ends up, if Buffalo gets #1 and Ottawa gets #2, I can see a swap happening. On the condition that Ottawa is not picking Beniers, of course.
#1 for #2 + (if Ottawa has one or more, a later 2nd. If the Sens only have 1, a 3rd) + the promise that Ottawa is not picking the guy the Sabres want
Matt Tkachuk for a top 3 pick + Nick Paul
Beniers
Guenther
Power
any of those three would be huge adds for the Flames if we do go for a quick rebuild. That said I’d prefer to go after Bowen Byram for Tkachuk as I think the Avs have the depth on the blue line to make that trade.
I would consider trading the pick if we can get a good young top pairing RD to play with Chabot. Someone younger than 26 who is either signed to term (4+ years) or has some rfa control.
If not then Ottawa should keep the pick
Oops. Misread it as CLB 1st. Still, two mid-late 1sts + Laine is a huge overpayment.Unless you foresee Ottawa only drafting 5 picks ahead of Toronto or Tampa Bay, I don’t think Columbus is only moving up 5 spots.
I don’t see another team giving that up what you are asking for, for a draft pick... that’s what you “hope and pray” for that pick to turn into. I will put a condition on that... unless this were the 2015 draft and you had one of the top 2 picks.
As others have said, Ottawa has or should soon have plenty of prospect depth. They need high-end players. They’re keeping this pick.
I hope as a sens fan we do not trade this pick. I am much more confident in the future success of this team then most. This is the last piece we need to hit a blue chipper to boost the team to the next level of compete.
Fortunately I'm pretty sure the organizations plan is to keep the pick as well.
This is not a good draft yearMorning all,
What would you give up for the Sens first round pick should be 1-4.
cheers
I'd go for this...CBJ 2021 1st (6-10 OA) and the lower 2021 1st between TBL and TOR.
Depending on how the lottery ends up, if Buffalo gets #1 and Ottawa gets #2, I can see a swap happening. On the condition that Ottawa is not picking Beniers, of course.
#1 for #2 + (if Ottawa has one or more, a later 2nd. If the Sens only have 1, a 3rd) + the promise that Ottawa is not picking the guy the Sabres want
I don’t know if you want to be a team coming off a last place finish and running into cap issues already
The discussion of our cap in this situation isn't something I'm going to get into in this thread as it's more of a Sens board post, but I've been running numbers and putting together projected rosters for the next few years and it's very doable. Only one really tight year out of the next 4. My numbers could be off, but I feel like I was pretty fair. Again, I'd only look to move it if Melnyk is committed to spending to the cap. Some savvy moves would need to get done, but this roster looks pretty good:
Stützle - Eichel - Dadonov
Tkachuk - Norris - Batherson
Paul - Tierney - Brown
Formenton - Amadio - Watson
Bishop
Chabot - Zub
Brannstrom - Hamilton
Mete - Zaitzev
Brown
UFA goalie
Daccord
I would have playoff expectations for that roster. Competitive top six, very sound bottom six, and an extremely mobile and pace pushing defense. Lots of UFA goalies that would come in cheaper than Murray and would provide better goaltending than he has given us this year.
I'd move the first if we could make this happen.
So...I'd be looking to move it if Melnyk was willing to open his wallet. If we could move it to get Eichel without touching the roster much, then sign Hamilton, we'd be in business. If Melnyk isn't willing to spend for that, then hold onto the pick and keep building.
So...
Not touching the core
Not touching the roster
What else are you adding to that 1st to get Eichel, if guys like Stultze Tkatchuk etc. arent part of the deal
Greig and JBD ars far from 1st rd talent. And Colin white was a 1st rounder, that's not what he's worth anymore. The only valuable pieces you are sending are Pinto and a 1st in a terrible draft.Senator's unprotected 2021 1st
Colin White
Shane Pinto
Ridly Greig
Jacob Bernard-Docker
One top 5 pick, three first round talents + good middle six center for Eichel.