Confirmed with Link: [TRADE] Max Domi, Dylan Wells to DAL; 2025 2nd & Khudobin to CHI

[eartotheground]

It's done. Good job. This was good business so well done Jim Nill.

no shot. i have it on good authority that gmjn has no balls, but he's sitting on them, and he likes where we're at.

 

[hairylikebear]

This can be a good trade and reflect GMJN's lack of balls. He was clearly shopping the bargain bin this year.

Still a few hours for me to be wrong though.

 

[eartotheground]

This can be a good trade and reflect GMJN's lack of balls. He was clearly shopping the bargain bin this year.

Still a few hours for me to be wrong though.

as he should. this isn’t the year to go all in

 

[Ghost of Kyiv]

I've never loved the player, not very good defensively and takes way to many penalties for a guy who doesn't really hit. But his playmaking talent is wonderful and Dallas has desperately needed that for a while. Should fit in really well with Seguin offensively.

 

[Elysian]

This can be a good trade and reflect GMJN's lack of balls. He was clearly shopping the bargain bin this year.

Still a few hours for me to be wrong though.

I'm glad he didn't give up any of our good prospects, tbh. I don't think this is the year to go all in.

 

[Hull Fan]

Count me in the camp of this isn't Dallas' best year to go all in. As long as Suter is killing everything. Faska is a pretend good player, and Dallas' over all blue line is lackluster, trading blue chip assets is a bad idea. That's especially true in a down year in the West. Why shove all in when arguably you've got a legit shot to make it the the Cup Finals without doing so, saving your best pieces to add to an already good roster next season.

 

[Ghost of Kyiv]

I don't want to sound ungrateful, because Nill did better than most finding deals that address weaknesses at minimal costs. But man, this is the weakest the western conference has ever been and regardless of whether the team gets better or worse in the following years, this is the easiest pathway the Stars will ever have and it would have been nice to upgrade the blueline.

 

[David Castillo]

Thoughts on Domi thus far?

A victim of the Marchment-Seguin line getting taken away too soon? Getting unlucky? Has to play with Faksa? Bad defensively, as advertised? Just needs time?

 

[Kcb12345]

Thoughts on Domi thus far?

A victim of the Marchment-Seguin line getting taken away too soon? Getting unlucky? Has to play with Faksa? Bad defensively, as advertised? Just needs time?

His point totals would definitely be higher if he didn't lose his line right away, but imo he still doesn't look settled in, or maybe it's just part of his game and I haven't seen enough of him to know that. Lots of turnovers, lots of risky plays. Honestly think that's just his game tho. Definitely not great defensively but about what I expected there. I still like the speed and playmaking ability he brings, he just needs to get some chemistry going with his line.

 

[Troy McClure]

He's not been that good overall, but he is still better than whoever would be playing in his spot. Hopefully, getting Marchment back helps because playing with guys like Faksa and Dellandrea don't lead to goals being scored.

 

[piqued]

It doesn't help that he's gone from being featured on Chicago's #1 PP to playing on the 2nd unit here where the coaches have given up on having a functional secondary unit after going the entire season failing to identify who should be running it.