Flamesjustwin
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Elder is a shell of what he was now, he looked bad in the pre season. I would not expect him to fetch more than a late 2nd at best.
lol yes that's a good way to look at it?Elder is a shell of what he was now, he looked bad in the pre season. I would not expect him to fetch more than a late 2nd at best.
Elder is a shell of what he was now, he looked bad in the pre season. I would not expect him to fetch more than a late 2nd at best.
The other side for the Canucks is who do they have that will play with their 2 young Dmen Hughes and Juolevi?Tanev is better than Edler, everyone who knows anything about the Canucks knows that.
That being said Edler is a quality defender that can eat up tough assignments, he would be an excellent 2nd pairing guy on a contending team.
canucks acceptTo Jets: Alex Edler
To Canucks: Sami Niku
(2019 trade deadline)
canucks accept
Elder is a shell of what he was now, he looked bad in the pre season. I would not expect him to fetch more than a late 2nd at best.
is extremely smart defensively [ ... ]
He isn't a perfect defender but he is steady
If he doesn't sign a contract with the Canucks for next season, I really want to see how the perception of Edler changes. He is so underrated sometimes.
1st, or a 2nd + B prospect, or a fringe-blue chip
Vancouver is hosting the 2019 Draft. We would welcome your first round pick and maybe a guy like Bracco or if at all possible my personal pref would be Johnsson.
1st Round Pick (29-31 hopefully for Leafs fans)
Andreas Johnsson /or/ Jeremy Bracco + Borgman/Neilsson
Something like that would excite me as a Canucks fan.
I agree, by the trade deadline though Olli Juolevi will likely be a full-time NHL'er plus Sautner/Breezer can be called up to fill the gaps. If we are going be bad enough where we should sell, I say go all in on the trade deadline deals.
This guy is just like the Sedins. Happy to play out his contract on a losing team without even trying to go win somewhere else. “It’s a nice city I like it here” is what he’ll say after he refuses to waive his NMC at the deadline. He’ll probably be hurt by then anyways.
Did you even watch the end of the season last year? Edler finished on a 50 point pace through the final 41 games of the season. He scored his highest total in points in like 4 seasons. He’s also relied upon heavily by the Canucks in all situations. Was consistently in the Top30 for TOI.Edler had a weak finish last season and a poor camp. He has to show some game before I'd invest in him. If he has anything left, Canucks cannot spare him.
If he were to be traded, I highly doubt the Canucks go that long in term. If he were to come back after a trade I think 2 years would be as long as they’d go. It would coincide with the other veterans on defence and their contracts endingI could see the Canucks trading Edler at the deadline as a rental for a late first, then resign him for 3-4 years as a UFA.
Long term I can't see him playing anywhere but Van.
Given that countryman Hjalmarson signed for an extra 2 years in AZ. These 2 are basically the same age. But then again it’s Benning and he loves handing out both dollar and term.If he were to be traded, I highly doubt the Canucks go that long in term. If he were to come back after a trade I think 2 years would be as long as they’d go. It would coincide with the other veterans on defence and their contracts ending