timorous me
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Just looking at the Pens' upcoming schedule, I'm afraid it isn't going to matter what we want. That pick is going to next year unless Dubas does something, uh, unexpected.
This, end of discussion imo lolI think if we’ve learned anything from the 2009 playoff debacle, it’s that we should just let things play out how they’re meant to instead of wishing for one outcome or the other.
I just do not see how he can make the right moves with the lack of cap space and the fact that everyone that is signed beyond this year has a NTC or NMC.I'm concerned Dubas is gonna make some short term smart moves and they'll be better next year.
Carter come off the cap + cap goes up. What would a team give up for ~9th overall package? Assuming the Pens go for an established player.I just do not see how he can make the right moves with the lack of cap space and the fact that everyone that is signed beyond this year has a NTC or NMC.
We've really gotta get to the bottom of whether the pick is tradable or not. I'm under the impression from the Athletic and this board that if they keep it they can't trade it. I still think he'd try to flip the prospect for a now player.Carter come off the cap + cap goes up. What would a team give up for ~9th overall package? Assuming the Pens go for an established player.
Zegras? Keller/Schmaltz? Norris? I dunno what Dubas has for marching orders but that low of a pick could get a decent player.
I’ll join you!I'll be at the draft this year so I want their pick.
I'll talk to my buddy. I got thru a STH for Vegas who had to talk to their handler.I’ll join you!
We've really gotta get to the bottom of whether the pick is tradable or not. I'm under the impression from the Athletic and this board that if they keep it they can't trade it. I still think he'd try to flip the prospect for a now player.
The pick is tradeable for the Penguins under the correct conditions. At this stage, the pick is top ten protected with an option. I don't believe that option needs to be selected until either after the lottery or just before the draft but I don't see any specifics on that aspect of it. Last year, the lottery was May 8th and the draft was June 28th. If the option needs to be decided upon just after the lottery, the pick will either be tradeable for the Pens or transferred to us. If it's just prior to the draft then they can make a trade based on that condition being met or not.We've really gotta get to the bottom of whether the pick is tradable or not. I'm under the impression from the Athletic and this board that if they keep it they can't trade it. I still think he'd try to flip the prospect for a now player.
This is where there's a lot of noise. Per Grier, the Pens have 24h post lottery to decide to keep or give to us. Per The Athletic, they have 72 hours post lottery. So either way, it's immediately after the lottery that they have to decide. Per The Athletic, the pick is not tradeable if they keep it, they have to use it. That's the part I'm not sure about because journalists have said it's not tradeable, you're saying it is, others have said both.The pick is tradeable for the Penguins under the correct conditions. At this stage, the pick is top ten protected with an option. I don't believe that option needs to be selected until either after the lottery or just before the draft but I don't see any specifics on that aspect of it. Last year, the lottery was May 8th and the draft was June 28th. If the option needs to be decided upon just after the lottery, the pick will either be tradeable for the Pens or transferred to us. If it's just prior to the draft then they can make a trade based on that condition being met or not.
It makes no sense that they would have to use it under that scenario. In that scenario, if they keep it, we're getting the 2025 1st round pick of the Penguins so that 2024 pick should be theirs to either use at the draft or trade it elsewhere.This is where there's a lot of noise. Per Grier, the Pens have 24h post lottery to decide to keep or give to us. Per The Athletic, they have 72 hours post lottery. So either way, it's immediately after the lottery that they have to decide. Per The Athletic, the pick is not tradeable if they keep it, they have to use it. That's the part I'm not sure about because journalists have said it's not tradeable, you're saying it is, others have said both.
I'm not saying it makes sense. I'm saying that some journalists have reported that the pick is not tradable. Either they are wrong, or they are right. You think they are wrong because it makes no sense, I would like to know the answer either way.It makes no sense that they would have to use it under that scenario. In that scenario, if they keep it, we're getting the 2025 1st round pick of the Penguins so that 2024 pick should be theirs to either use at the draft or trade it elsewhere.
Go tweet at Sheng. He may be able to dig into that.I'm not saying it makes sense. I'm saying that some journalists have reported that the pick is not tradable. Either they are wrong, or they are right. You think they are wrong because it makes no sense, I would like to know the answer either way.
@Sheng Peng @Kcoyote3 Bat Signal! (I'm not active on Twitter).Go tweet at Sheng. He may be able to dig into that.
The pens get to decide to keep it or not, after the lottery.let me lay out a scenario for you guys. Let's say the Pens finish at 11th in the 24 draft. Does the sharks take over the draft pick at that point and do the lottery? or does the lottery goes before the sharks get their hand on the Pen's 1st round pick?
It is important because if the Sharks Win the lottery for 1st overall and also win the Pens pick, they pick 1st and 2nd in the upcoming draft. Wouldn't that be something?
Pens get to decide after the lottery. If they end winning the lottery we will get the 25 1st.let me lay out a scenario for you guys. Let's say the Pens finish at 11th in the 24 draft. Does the sharks take over the draft pick at that point and do the lottery? or does the lottery goes before the sharks get their hand on the Pen's 1st round pick?
It is important because if the Sharks Win the lottery for 1st overall and also win the Pens pick, they pick 1st and 2nd in the upcoming draft. Wouldn't that be something?
The lotto results happen before we get the pick. Unfortunately, we cannot get 1st and 2nd in 2024 with the Pens pick. However, if it rolls into 2025, that's a possibility.let me lay out a scenario for you guys. Let's say the Pens finish at 11th in the 24 draft. Does the sharks take over the draft pick at that point and do the lottery? or does the lottery goes before the sharks get their hand on the Pen's 1st round pick?
It is important because if the Sharks Win the lottery for 1st overall and also win the Pens pick, they pick 1st and 2nd in the upcoming draft. Wouldn't that be something?