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Rebooting myself
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they have taken down the country blocker so I can watch this while I am at work from the oilers site
they have taken down the country blocker so I can watch this while I am at work from the oilers site
I don't think there's any chance that would get it done. And I'm skeptical Karlsson would agree to a trade here even if it did move the needle for the Sens management.I'm pretty sure that we'd be looking at adding Karlsson over Hoffman. I wonder if RNH or Klefbom + our 1st (assuming that we don't win the Dahlin lottery) would move the needle for Karlsson? If he'd sign for say $10 million that'd be great.
based on the Eberle trade, that would probably be a good guess, but I don't think so. Our cap structure does not require that RNH go, unless we are adding even more salary somewhere else, which could happen I admit.I don't think there's any chance that would get it done. And I'm skeptical Karlsson would agree to a trade here even if it did move the needle for the Sens management.
Honestly I think any deal for Nuge is going to revolve around the Oilers clearing salary for lesser piece(s).
If RNH finishes the season strong on McDavids wing, I find it hard to believe management would consider trading him.
Management here wouldn't surprise you, would they?
Expect summer 2016 all over again.
I like Drai better on McDavid's wing, there is natural chemistry there and it makes both of them happy and instead of a huge focus on finding the perfect winger for McDavid, I want to focus on finding a perfect winger for RNH, cause I suspect RNH will get saddled with Lucic and he'll need some help to carry him and I believe the duo of McDavid and Drai should be able to carry just about anyone(aside from Lucic apparently ).If RNH finishes the season strong on McDavids wing, I find it hard to believe management would consider trading him.
It's like asinine is Chia's middle name..... Nuge is playing some of his best hockey since his rookie year it'd be asinine to even consider shipping him out at this point....
first off, I don't think any team takes that deal. That's a lot of money to take on for some picks that aren't great. It's not monopoly money, and the rich teams out there are still concerned with the cap. It would take a mid-first at least.Here's a hypothetical for you.
Say a team offers to take Lucic (and he is willing to go) with no retention, and the deal is for our high 2nd this year, and our 2 extra 3rds next year. On Condition of this deal happening, Maroon is willing to resign at a reasonsable contract.
Do you make that deal?
Here's a hypothetical for you.
Say a team offers to take Lucic (and he is willing to go) with no retention, and the deal is for our high 2nd this year, and our 2 extra 3rds next year. On Condition of this deal happening, Maroon is willing to resign at a reasonsable contract.
Do you make that deal?
No. Lucic needs to lose weight and reset. He'll bounce back
RNH-McDavid-Pulju
(If McLellan wasn't so stubborn they should be giving this a test run for the last 10 games)
*new guy*-Draisaitl-Yams
(I don't know if Yam is ready but Oil gonna Oil, if McLellan is back that'll be Lucic on 2LW)
Lucic-Strome-*new guy with PK ability*
(Lucic probably slots in at 2LW but I'd try him here to start. Slepy could be the 3RW here but I'm not sure he's gonna stay. I like Strome at C better than W)
Caggiula-Khaira-Kassian
(Honestly, a better line than the 3rd. Alternately I'd like to see the Oilers bring in a new 4th C with faceoff and PK ability and put Khaira at 3LW and Lucic to 2LW)
I think Khaira could even fill that 2nd line LW spot, or more likely 3rd line with Lucic on the 2nd. Derek Ryan might be a target for 4C but he might be too pricey. Not sure if we should go into the year with both Yamamoto and Pulju slotted in the top 6 either. I think one starts on the 3rd line with Khaira/Lucic and Strome.
So Aberg pulled a Josh Ho-Sang?
I think it's good. He hasn't been overly impressive in my eyes beyond a few examples of some good vision. Lighting a fire under his ass might be a good thing. If he continues to be meh, the Condors will have a star player next season.