I'd say most prospects would be available, it's just not gonna be top ones like Mithcell, Beaudin, Kurashev, or Barratt. Anyone else + a 3rd would be available.A modest and realistic deal for Georgiev can be had. If there are no prospects Chicago is willing to give up, what about a 2nd round draft pick or a combination of draft picks?
You don't want Jake Wise.Rangers don't want to take salary back for Georgiev, so any player that is being traded for needs to be either on an ELC, unsigned draft pick, or yet to occur draft pick
Team needs depth forwards who can make an impact long term at this point.
Jake Wise I'd be interested in, not sure he's available.
It's no secret Chicago needs to find a replacement for Crawford, and with no standout talent in their system (Delia, Subban, Lankinen), they'll likely have to look at trading for someone.
New York have Shestyorkin as their goalie going forward, and Lundqvist on the books for another year to fill in the mentor role. This leaves Georgiev as an outsider.
It seems the value of a goalie like Georgiev is probably around a 2nd round pick, but the Rangers might prefer to have someone who can step in immediately so I'm not sure what they'd want.
The following players I'd make available for Georgiev:
-Drake Caggiula
-Slater Koekkoek
-Lucas Carlsson
-Michal Teply
-Alex Vlasic
Curious what Rangers fans think.
Goalies don't return 1sts. I'm not even sure that you could get a 2nd for him, because he's unproven.I don't see why Georgiev wouldn't be worth more than a 2nd. I would have guessed something like a late 1st. He's a fairly average goalie now but young enough that he might have more to give. You could also reliably get a good pick back for him at any trade deadline. I'd think there are several teams that would jump on Georgiev at a 2nd round price, it seems like a no-brainer for too many clubs for that to be the real price.
I don't see why Georgiev wouldn't be worth more than a 2nd. I would have guessed something like a late 1st. He's a fairly average goalie now but young enough that he might have more to give. You could also reliably get a good pick back for him at any trade deadline. I'd think there are several teams that would jump on Georgiev at a 2nd round price, it seems like a no-brainer for too many clubs for that to be the real price.
Goalies don't return 1sts. I'm not even sure that you could get a 2nd for him, because he's unproven.
Only proven goalies or ones with high pedigrees return 2nds. If Robin Lehner couldn't get a 1st at the TDL, then what makes you think that you could get a 2nd for Georgiev?
He is 24 years old. Maybe you are thinking of when 29 year old goalies get traded.Goalies don't return 1sts. I'm not even sure that you could get a 2nd for him, because he's unproven.
Only proven goalies or ones with high pedigrees return 2nds. If Robin Lehner couldn't get a 1st at the TDL, then what makes you think that you could get a 2nd for Georgiev?
He's a goalie that hasn't proven that he's of starter quality yet. Not worth a 2nd. Proven goalies as a rental or even under contract go for 2nds.He is 24 years old. Maybe you are thinking of when 29 year old goalies get traded.
"Oilers sent the 57th, 79th and 184th picks to New York for Talbot and the 209th pick. Talbot has just 57 games of NHL experience, but at age 27 he could still blossom into a starter."He's a goalie that hasn't proven that he's of starter quality yet. Not worth a 2nd. Proven goalies as a rental or even under contract go for 2nds.
What did Ben Bishop get when he was traded to the Kings?
Not much, and that's a guy who was under contract and just came off of a SCF appearance and was a Vezina finalist.
Chiarelli doesn't count."Oilers sent the 57th, 79th and 184th picks to New York for Talbot and the 209th pick. Talbot has just 57 games of NHL experience, but at age 27 he could still blossom into a starter."
NHL draft: Rangers trade Cam Talbot for three picks | NBC Sports Philadelphia
Rangers have to find a way yo put Lundqvist out to pasture and keep Georgiev.
Take your second round pick and stick it. Will cost a lot more than that. I'll say it for the 500th time here. If you did research, 2nd round picks turn out a good NHL player about 11% of the time. So no. A second rounder will not do it. Plus, I believe Hank will retire after this season.
I think DET would be interested depending on price, they need a goalie badly.
To NYR - 2020 2nd (Edmonton/Washington), Michael Rasmussen & Dennis Cholowski
To DET - Alexandar Georgiev & Ryan Strome
I'm sure I'm off on value here though.
No it won’t
regardless of extent to which poster is/is not off about Geo's inherent value, that is a moot point here.
Obviously, there will be competition, and it will drive the price up.
The sad thing is, teams draft some good players with 2nd rounders. It would be nice to draft a 2nd rounder that's worth a shit for onceTake your second round pick and stick it. Will cost a lot more than that. I'll say it for the 500th time here. If you did research, 2nd round picks turn out a good NHL player about 11% of the time. So no. A second rounder will not do it. Plus, I believe Hank will retire after this season.
The above apparently had Deangelo tacked on to Strome as 'and/or'.
Deangelo also is available, but quality is rarely cheap.
I also said if you make a big enough package individual player values can be discounted [premise/precedent in economics is volume discount].
Would oblige but DET fans did not want to cough up assets NY would want for Dea, even w/Ranger adds.
But feel free to try.
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As to a variation on your proposed offer, I have reworked it:
To NYR -
DET 2020 and 2021 2nds
Michael Rasmussen
Dennis Cholowski
To DET -
Alexandar Georgiev
Ryan Strome
Lias Andersson
that should be just enough to top other offers.
deal?
Looking at those trades is just horrendous. Imagine getting paid to make those trades? Wow.Chiarelli doesn't count.
This is the same guy who traded Tyler Seguin for Loui Eriksson and trash, Taylor Hall for Adam Larsson and Drake Caggiula for Brandon Manning. The 3rd deal on this list got him fired.