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He doesn't want to sign in Western Canada.
And his contract isn't up until after next year.
He doesn't want to sign in Western Canada.
I expect both Vatenen and Hamonic this year at around $10mil combined. Sekera might be on his way out to NYI in return.
We would be lucky to get a 2nd rounder at this point for Yakupov. No team is giving up a mid-first round pick for Yakupov unless the other asset we give up in the deal is worth a lot more than Yakupov.Lets trade Yak + for a mid first rounder.
Initially I was thinking a guy like Logan Brown but he may be plucked around #10.
One defenceman who is not getting much attention is Logan Stanley. He thrives on playing physical with his size who can also contribute if needed.
Great project to develop in Bakersfield.
We would be lucky to get a 2nd rounder at this point for Yakupov. No team is giving up a mid-first round pick for Yakupov unless the other asset we give up in the deal is worth a lot more than Yakupov.
We would be lucky to get a 2nd rounder at this point for Yakupov. No team is giving up a mid-first round pick for Yakupov unless the other asset we give up in the deal is worth a lot more than Yakupov.
And Pouliot has far more value than Yakupov. Likewise, we have no clue what the expected return was.And yet the rumours say that he was going to the Ducks at the deadline with Pouliot before his injury. HF's opinion on player's value is rarely right. At this point some here would have us believe Eberle is a negative value cap dump and RNH isn't far off from there as well.
We'll see what Chia can do. I still think Yak's return will surprise many on HF.
And Pouliot has far more value than Yakupov. Likewise, we have no clue what the expected return was.
If a team would give us a mid-first rounder for Yakupov, he would have been dealt at the deadline. I'm generally very optimistic when it comes to our players' value but I can't see how people think Yakupov is worth more than a 2nd at this point.
Pouliot was likely seen as more of the long term addition to the club and Perron a short-term rental for the playoff run, but when the rental puts up 20 points in the remaining 28 regular season games, you might want to extend him and toss your old plan to the side.
And thus Yakupov's value is exactly what I said it was, a 2nd rounder.Chia is probably looking at trade options where he gets back another player whose value is a 2nd.
I don't see why. I think Chia wants a warm body back instead of a pick. Even if Yak's value is a 2nd, lots of good players are traded for a 2nd. Chia is probably looking at trade options where he gets back another player whose value is a 2nd.
I dunno. He's still a immensely talented, hard working player. There's gotta be some team out there that would take a former first overall pick who was poorly coached for more than just a second. Second round picks are worth hardly anything in the NHL.
We would be lucky to get a 2nd rounder at this point for Yakupov. No team is giving up a mid-first round pick for Yakupov unless the other asset we give up in the deal is worth a lot more than Yakupov.
Then we should keep him; play him with McDavid for the year; make him look like the 2nd coming of Mike Bossy; and trade him next year.
I am sick of the buy high, sell low mentality.
I'd be okay with that.Then we should keep him; play him with McDavid for the year; make him look like the 2nd coming of Mike Bossy; and trade him next year.
I am sick of the buy high, sell low mentality.
Then we should keep him; play him with McDavid for the year; make him look like the 2nd coming of Mike Bossy; and trade him next year.
I am sick of the buy high, sell low mentality.
I expect both Vatenen and Hamonic this year at around $10mil combined. Sekera might be on his way out to NYI in return.
He won't as Calgary isn't even starting their coach search until Monday.Would love to see OTT get a coach like him. I think they have the players that fit his systems really well. But there's no way cheap-ass Melnyk pays that much for a coach. It would also take him away from the West, and more specifically Calgary. Hope Calgary doesn't get him.