Aren’t the Kings one of the teams rumored to be hit after Garland?
Maybe if LA’s top six guys are off the board and one of Arizona’s top five guys are still there?
Well I better brush up on some of these prospects haha
Aren’t the Kings one of the teams rumored to be hit after Garland?
Maybe if LA’s top six guys are off the board and one of Arizona’s top five guys are still there?
Kings are absolutely stacked with prospects. I'd be going after those rather than the pick.
Kaliyev + Kempe?They won't move guys like Turcotte or Byfield, but someone like Kaliyev is interesting.
Kaliyev + Kempe?
Would be a good value pick in the 2nd - I'm just not excited about drafting LWs because they're so easy to get elsewhere.What about Matthew Knies. Another Arizona raise player. Meant to play a PWF kind of game.
What is Capos value? I feel like it's low. Like he has more value to a cap team where he costs nothing but could potentially break out instead of someone like LA who has cap space for days.I'd prefer more "premium" positions (I wont stop using that sorry) but man Kaliyev is interesting and has done very little to hurt his stock. Kempe is interesting too as a stop gap and TDL fodder.
Is Bjornfot or Kupari + 8th OA for Garland and one of our 2nds too much? Maybe we send Cappo instead of a 2nd.
I prefer Bjornfot or the 8th overall to Kaliyev by a lot.They won't move guys like Turcotte or Byfield, but someone like Kaliyev is interesting.
What is Capos value? I feel like it's low. Like he has more value to a cap team where he costs nothing but could potentially break out instead of someone like LA who has cap space for days.
I think if we are adding a B+ prospect to the 8th, we'll be adding something we'd prefer not to. Might be in our best interest to reach a little lower in this case. 8th for Garland is probably about a close as we'll get considering the projection of some of the guys in that range.
Personally, I have no interest in spending a lot for a high 1st. Most of the guys I have interest in are late 1sts.Good point, was just looking at LA's prospect pool and they are a little thin on defense, which makes me think Bjornfoot would be difficult.
Basing this off of the last time a pick was traded in that range it was:
7OA + Tony DeAngelo for Stepan and Raanta
Stepan had more proven years than Garland, and plays center but was two years older at the time with a decent chunk of cap. Garland plays wing, a lot less proven seasons but probably has a higher ceiling offensively. I always looked at this trade as
7OA < Stepan
DeAngelo > Raanta
So if 8OA < Garland what is added? Or because of position and less proven seasons is this pretty flat? Depending on who is at 8OA I would be somewhat disappointed with a 1:1 swap. We may have four 2nds, I'd like to use one to pry another prospect.
How is LA almost done with their rebuild?Personally, I have no interest in spending a lot for a high 1st. Most of the guys I have interest in are late 1sts.
Just thinking out loud here. If we are doing a deal around Garland with LA, I want Vilardi and Kaliyev which means we would need to add something like an early 3rd (which we don't possess in '21 but could acquire a late 2nd via trade) I'd assume. LA is almost done with their rebuild so I don't know that a pick has much value to them. We don't have any defenseman to flip either and that seems to be a point of weakness.
Actually if McTavish is there at 8 I do that deal. 8 (McTavish) for Garland straight up. If not I go for Vilardi + Kaliyev for Garland + something.
They have a ton of prospects, still have a decent amount of picks and they are starting to look for players that will transition them into a playoff team that fit their core age.How is LA almost done with their rebuild?
I view a true rebuild as a 5+ year event.
This is why, the older I get, the less thrilled I am about rebuilds.
I'm sure his parents like him.Capo has no value. He cleared waivers.
I have to ask, how many years AFTER the "true rebuild" is the team going to be in SC contention?I view a true rebuild as a 5+ year event.