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Baerstchi had an injury plagued year but was on pace for 45 points. He spent some time on the 4th line this season to give Goldobin a look in the top 6 and he still kept producing in a limited role
not at all. I expect his value to be around what the Canucks to gave up for him years ago. I'd say thats pretty modest compared to a previous poster saying he has similar value to Nikita Soshnikov/Mark Letestu/Joe Morrow and less value than Frank Vatrano/Cooper Marody/Nick HoldenThis is going to be one of those threads where the OP has high expectations and will get mad at the answers he gets. Lol
I don’t know that Vancouver can get a 2nd back for him at this point. Yes. He’s more proven than when they traded for him. But he’s also an RFA now coming off of two injury riddled seasons. I’d think a 3rd or 4th seems more likely. But who am I to saynot at all. I expect his value to be around what the Canucks to gave up for him years ago. I'd say thats pretty modest compared to a previous poster saying he has similar value to Nikita Soshnikov/Mark Letestu/Joe Morrow and less value than Frank Vatrano/Cooper Marody/Nick Holden
lol would you trade Fast for that?
not at all. I expect his value to be around what the Canucks to gave up for him years ago. I'd say thats pretty modest compared to a previous poster saying he has similar value to Nikita Soshnikov/Mark Letestu/Joe Morrow and less value than Frank Vatrano/Cooper Marody/Nick Holden
He played 68 games 2 seasons ago posting a career high 35 points. I wouldn't call that an injury riddled season. This year was hence why I say he was on pace for 45 points over the course of a 82 game season. I think he's a mid level 2nd line player who can avg 40-50 points a season. Catch is that he's inconsistent just like most 2nd line players. Hence why they are just that, 2nd line players.I don’t know that Vancouver can get a 2nd back for him at this point. Yes. He’s more proven than when they traded for him. But he’s also an RFA now coming off of two injury riddled seasons. I’d think a 3rd or 4th seems more likely. But who am I to say
Missing 14 games 2 years ago is still almost 20% of the season. He doesn’t strike me as anything special. Most teams have a few players like him in their organization. I think a 2nd for him is a stretchHe played 68 games 2 seasons ago posting a career high 35 points. I wouldn't call that an injury riddled season. This year was hence why I say he was on pace for 45 points over the course of a 82 game season. I think he's a mid level 2nd line player who can avg 40-50 points a season. Catch is that he's inconsistent just like most 2nd line players. Hence why they are just that, 2nd line players.
Only reason I'm looking to move him is that we have a lot of younger players due to Benning trying to fill "the age gap". We have Virtanen/Pettersson/Gaudette/Dahlen who we are high on. Then to a lesser extent theres Goldobin who is what Baerstchi was when we acquired him. Last theres Leipsic who looked to mesh well with Horvat. Thats 8 players and then Boeser. 9 players to fill 6 roles. Granted Pettersson and Dahlen can be stashed in the AHL if they aren't ready yet, that still leaves 7 who require waivers. One has to go, Goldobin would be the ideal choice as its time for him to sink or swim like Baertschi did, but he holds much less value than Baertschi I assume so here we are.
Baerstchi had an injury plagued year but was on pace for 45 points. He spent some time on the 4th line this season to give Goldobin a look in the top 6 and he still kept producing in a limited role
It’s funny, the common point people make towards Canuck players is their injury history, however, like i said yesterday,up until March 2017,out of the top 15 players who have missed the most time due to injury, and not one Canuck on thereI don’t know that Vancouver can get a 2nd back for him at this point. Yes. He’s more proven than when they traded for him. But he’s also an RFA now coming off of two injury riddled seasons. I’d think a 3rd or 4th seems more likely. But who am I to say
I wouldn't call him injury plagued. 1 year where he missed more games than the avg player does not make a player injury plagued. 69/68 games the 2 prior seasons is pretty average. That would mean guys like Eichel/Krejici/Lindholm/Skinner and probably over half the league is injury plagued.Injury plagued winger who was "on pace for 45 points"? Baertschi had full on second line minutes at just over 15min/game and 2min PP TOI/game. He is what he is. He's capable of putting up .5 ppg when he's given top 6 minutes. He doesn't contribute much else though.
If Baertschi was smart he would have worked on his two way game and found a role as a penalty killing tweener-type winger. In the Flames organization he refused to do any of that.
His value at this point is certainly not more than what the Canucks paid for him. You might be able to salvage a late 2nd/3rd from a team who sees a role for him.
Would you guys be open to trading Bennett to another team to recoup that 2nd you'd give us? We can throw in another former Flame in Granlund for a 4th? He's progressed here into a 2way meh 3rd line winger. He could replace Bennett on that 3rd line.I'd give a 2nd or 3rd for him if he wanted to come back. Shift gaudreau or tkachuk to the rw. Fact is we need offense, and I think he'd fit the middle 6 really well.
Gaudreau - Monahan - ferland
Baertschi - backlund - tkachuk
Bennett - jankowski - frolik
Plus one, people are so negative on this board if it isn’t a top tier <24 year old. Sven is a definite top 9 forward with upside of being a top 6 staple.I think people overrate draft picks on here. I'd be surprised for Baertschi to not bring back a high 2nd rounder if he'd be traded, a team like Buffalo would definitely trade their 2nd to get some help in their top-9 on the wings.
Absolutely 100%. This boards love for picks is. ***** stupid.Plus one, people are so negative on this board if it isn’t a top tier <24 year old. Sven is a definite top 9 forward with upside of being a top 6 staple.
I wouldn’t be happy with a Bearschi trade at this point in his career as someone pointed out above, he’s been pretty solid and has chemistry on.our team. Would much rather addition by subtraction this summer for Van dumping guys like Gaunce, Dowd, and packaging a couple guys for a potential upgrade or pick.
A second round pick would be bear minimum the return, quote me on that