AtlantaWhaler
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Doubt it. He's been part of a ton of marketing for the team over the last year. No way they're shopping him (listening? sure.)
Nashville is the team trying to get rid of the cancer, no chance they fleece another team doing it.
Subban for Nylander + Zaitsev work as a framework? Cap should be pretty similar once Nylander re-signs.
The only reason I see for moving PK is to land Tavares. I'm not buying the locker room thing. Way too much captured showing how close he is with RyJo and a bunch of other guys.
Zaitsev has negative value.
That would be the only reason and for Poile to do that he would need to be feeling it's a lock.The only reason I see for moving PK is to land Tavares. I'm not buying the locker room thing. Way too much captured showing how close he is with RyJo and a bunch of other guys.
So Subban would be a contract dump? Doesn't that minimize his value?The only reason I see for moving PK is to land Tavares. I'm not buying the locker room thing. Way too much captured showing how close he is with RyJo and a bunch of other guys.
No? Just because Poike would be willing to move him to get another player doesn't make it a contract dump. Trading Wilson to the Avs for a 4th was a contract dump.So Subban would be a contract dump? Doesn't that minimize his value?
The only reason I see for moving PK is to land Tavares. I'm not buying the locker room thing. Way too much captured showing how close he is with RyJo and a bunch of other guys.
And even then we would move Turris and/or Bonino first if Tavares was willing to sign.
Subban steps up consistently in playoffs. Hedman is hit or miss.I think a Hedman for Subban 1-1 trade would be an interesting shake-up for both teams. I mean, it would be if Subban were actually on the block.
Subban for Draisaitl
It's a bit too early to be comparing Nylander to someone much older and more established considering he has only played two full seasons in the league.I honestly feel, and with great respect to Maple Leaf fans on here, that Nylander is their equivalent of Jordan Eberle. Skilled, 60 point winger who kind of plays a peripheral game. Due for a big raise. I don't see him commanding a massive return like PK Subban. The Oilers sold low on Eberle so I am not saying Nylander would only get a Ryan Strome... far from it. But he is not the main piece for a PK Subban trade.
maybe because NSH has 3 better Dmen than Subban already.
As an Oilers fan I would pay more to land Ellis than PK @ 9Mper.
Mcdavid can learn to win face-offs by himself. If this deal actually went down, Nashville would want trade Turris or Bonino, whether in the same deal or a different one.this is one of the few 1:1 that makes sense for both teams.
But is Subban going to take faceoffs for McDavid when Draisaitl isn't there?
Subban + Turris for ROR + Ristolainen maybe? seems about right value wise but I don't see why Buffalo would do it because even though they get better in the short term, they also get older which doesn't make sense for a rebuilding team.Deal based around ROR and Subban?
That's putting a lot of faith in an undersized goalie. Yes he's looked good so far, so might pay off.
To further add to your defense. Just because a team shoots down the rumours, doesn't mean it's not true.
Yeah we're totally shopping PK.
Then what happens if nothing materializes ? Do the preds sell him for cheap, or do they play the season with a player knowing full well the team doesn't want him ?
Oilers will make an attempt.
Maybe klef + 10
Maybe puljujarvi
Oilers would have to send a piece of cap back to nashville though.
I have a conspiracy theory that something around Karlsson for Subban as a base is one of Dorion's supposed "many" plans if the Senators are unwilling to come up to EK's asking price, or EK is unwilling to settle for the Senators offer, and no team steps up with an amazing package deal for Karlsson.
Poile was apparently the first guy to call Dorion on Karlsson. We're now hearing rumblings about Subban possibly being available. Dorion has claimed that the Senators are on a 5 year plan, Subban is signed at what is a good rate for a budget team for another 4, meaning he fits that 5 year period fairly closely.
If the Senators liquidate Karlsson for a package deal, it needs to be a can't lose type package. Vegas was offering Ottawa apparently two 1sts, a conditional pick, and one of Glass/Suzuki/Brannstrom as a base at the deadline for what might have been Karl+Ryan. While that's a lot of assets, a package like that could easily be nothing 5 years from now. The Senators need a sure thing prospect in a package deal, or proven young talent as a part of it. So if that is not available, a move for an established player that fits the budget and 5 year plan makes the most sense.
The Senators are also possibly moving downtown, although every time Eugene Melnyk opens his mouth I get more and more skeptical that it'll ever happen. For those unfamiliar with Ottawa, the new arena would be a stone's throw away from Gatineau in Quebec. Both Gatineau and Orleans are major french areas in the vicinity of Ottawa, both are infested with dirty traitor Montreal Canadiens fans. Acquiring Subban presents a major opportunity for the Senators to reach out to and try to grow the Gatineau/Orleans francophone fanbase.
Lots of Sens fans despise Subban, but they also disliked Phaneuf and mostly warmed up to him when he came here. Sports are weird that way. While I think Karlsson is better than Subban, it's the closest option that might be out there to a lateral move, Subban fits in with the Senators 5 year plan, and the organization might benefit at the box office and off the ice from acquiring one of the most marketable players in the entire league. Especially so when they are in the middle of possibly the biggest deal in franchise history with the downtown arena being constructed.