Proposal: All Bruins Rumours/Proposals 2020 II
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Kegs
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Well it would certainly make the back end bigger. But I have a bias opinion of gryz. I really like gryz. Probably like him way too much. He just so damn shifty with the puck.
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easton117
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If they can make the pick and slot the guy in before playoffs start I’m on board here
TCB
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Stay ahead of the Canadiens, and let the tank for Lafreniere begin.
But Yzerman would laugh and then block Sweeney.
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BruinsFanSince94
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Why are we trading for a player who is expensive and doesn't fill a need and in the process trading one of our best pieces?
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Proposal: - All Bruins Rumours/Proposals 2020
@Dr Hook
Miller is skating as he said he would be. He also said he'll be back. But when?
Team currently has $2,340,834 in LITR space, that's about 160K short to fit Miller when activated. But Kampfer goes down and that takes care of that. Barring no injuries, they'll be banking $640K.
Would also like to correct a false story out their that says "according to Cap Friendly" Backes' cap hit is $4,925,000.
That is incorrect. Backes continues to count on the cap and if nothing changes between now and the end of the season, his final cap hit will be $5,549,194. Whoever wrote that article needs to click on daily cap calculator.
Notice how the accumulated cap hit still rises with each day his spends on the Providence roster? $5.549 million will be the final hit if nothing changes.
@Dr Hook
Miller is skating as he said he would be. He also said he'll be back. But when?
Team currently has $2,340,834 in LITR space, that's about 160K short to fit Miller when activated. But Kampfer goes down and that takes care of that. Barring no injuries, they'll be banking $640K.
Would also like to correct a false story out their that says "according to Cap Friendly" Backes' cap hit is $4,925,000.
That is incorrect. Backes continues to count on the cap and if nothing changes between now and the end of the season, his final cap hit will be $5,549,194. Whoever wrote that article needs to click on daily cap calculator.
Notice how the accumulated cap hit still rises with each day his spends on the Providence roster? $5.549 million will be the final hit if nothing changes.
Kegs
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Geez I’d cry. But I would not be mad. I’d totally be down for getting a top 3 pick next years draft. But geez. Krug. Krug is one of the best offensive d in the whole league.
Gonzothe7thDman
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If Krug wants to go home why wouldn't they wait until the off-season to sign him for free?
Detroit is rebuilding, they need that pick more than Krug
JMHO they should really be deciding (maybe they have already) which of the two to keep. Both are good/great PMD. Krug is tougher, has a great shot form the point and is our PP-QB but he's also defensively a liability on occasion. Gryz is a bit faster and a bit better skater but gets pushed around easier and isn't a PP -QB and may never be. He seems to lack the offensive instincts that Krug was born with but will be a lower cap-hit for the foreseeable future. Gryz probably garners as much interest from other teams as Krug so I would lean toward trading him first. I just don't think having two defensemen of that height is a great idea. Plus the B's are awash in left side d-men.
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I'm sure you have been asked a million times before so my apologies if this question is a repeated one.
Have you heard any rumblings of him maybe willing to be traded to more teams to finish his career as an NHLer? Maybe he list expanded a bit now?
Also what would be the cost for Boston? Similar to Marleau?
Kegs
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He wants to add size clearly. I don’t think gryz is one of the Bruins best pieces tho. He is great don’t get me wrong. I was saying this before. I would never do that deal personally.
reason 1: bruins draft really well in the second round.
reason 2: I really like gryz.
but he is not a top 4 d on this team right now.
McAvoy
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DominicT
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The only thing I know is his camp knew this was coming down.
He's been afforded the 10 day break (bye week + all star break). I'm sure he his taking that time to discuss every possibility with his family and Wade Arnott.
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I love the guy- outside the usual Bergeron suspect, he is my favorite B. Love watching him slip and slide around. He's been having a bit of an off year this year, but if the Bruins need to trade he or Krug I'd keep Gryz and I am a big fan of Krug as well. Reason is this: send Krug to Detroit for a lottery pick or something equivalent is good, Krug is going to cost a lot, hometown discount or no, and he is going to get term that will take him right to or past the edge where guys of his style typically fall off. Gryz is younger, cheaper, and better all-around than Krug even while not being in the same league offensively.
Ideally they keep both, but a lottery pick in what is projected to be a strong draft is a gift horse you might not want to look in the mouth. The Bruins get so few of those (and we should be thankful, really).
Alberta_OReilly_Fan
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I wonder if there could be a chance taylor hall cycles back into discussion?
he hasnt turned Arizona into a juggarnaught… and their goaltending woes might result in them dropping off the pace. will they recycle him since he hasnt agreed to resign with them?
could it make sense to them... we trade a couple depth pieces and a first and they help us with retaining some cap hit on hall?
put debrusk with coyle… good third line
put krejci with pastrnak/marchand… great first line
and then I think halls playmaking and bergerons defense gives us a GREAT second line too
I guess it wont even be close to possible unless Arizona does fall out of the race... but it has caught my imagination
he hasnt turned Arizona into a juggarnaught… and their goaltending woes might result in them dropping off the pace. will they recycle him since he hasnt agreed to resign with them?
could it make sense to them... we trade a couple depth pieces and a first and they help us with retaining some cap hit on hall?
put debrusk with coyle… good third line
put krejci with pastrnak/marchand… great first line
and then I think halls playmaking and bergerons defense gives us a GREAT second line too
I guess it wont even be close to possible unless Arizona does fall out of the race... but it has caught my imagination
Kegs
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Cap space might be an issue. But I think we would all love to see hall play for the Bruins. For one it would be awesome to have had hall and Seguin roll through here :p
I figured this is what the Bruins did was allow Backes the break and time off to ponder his future, he said he would report to the P-Bruins, but maybe if they offer him a job in the organization, he may decide to save face and call it a career on the ice.
Alberta_OReilly_Fan
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keep thinking backes is going to want to go out 'on top'
thats important to these team-first warrior players
theres only 1 path to going out on top that I can see
1/ backes will need to stay in game shape... so he accepts his demotion to the ahl... he is a great pro down there and company man... he gives those kids a great experience watching how a pro lives day-to-day. he shares his wisdom. I doubt he plays much because he is a health risk
2/ we reach the playoffs... roster size/cap doesnt matter anymore... we call him up like a brian gionta addition for some depth/inspiration
3/ now he will probably get at least 1 game if we are up in the series so he can go out on his own terms... we give him this chance in exchange he promises he will disappear himself from the cap next year.
… will this mean he leaves some money on the table? yeah... I think so...
… but do I think a lot of these veterns value their legacy more than another million or two?
we know a lot of guys walks away from another contract because even though they could play... its not worth it... all vetern hockey players reach the point either they cant play, or they simply say its not worth it.
most guys want to honor their contracts so you dont see many guys walk away from a signed deal... but you do see a lot of guys choose not to resign. walking away with your head held high is a very real thing that many many many guys want to do
thats important to these team-first warrior players
theres only 1 path to going out on top that I can see
1/ backes will need to stay in game shape... so he accepts his demotion to the ahl... he is a great pro down there and company man... he gives those kids a great experience watching how a pro lives day-to-day. he shares his wisdom. I doubt he plays much because he is a health risk
2/ we reach the playoffs... roster size/cap doesnt matter anymore... we call him up like a brian gionta addition for some depth/inspiration
3/ now he will probably get at least 1 game if we are up in the series so he can go out on his own terms... we give him this chance in exchange he promises he will disappear himself from the cap next year.
… will this mean he leaves some money on the table? yeah... I think so...
… but do I think a lot of these veterns value their legacy more than another million or two?
we know a lot of guys walks away from another contract because even though they could play... its not worth it... all vetern hockey players reach the point either they cant play, or they simply say its not worth it.
most guys want to honor their contracts so you dont see many guys walk away from a signed deal... but you do see a lot of guys choose not to resign. walking away with your head held high is a very real thing that many many many guys want to do
doesnt fill a need?
you think a right side of Mcavoy / carlo / manson isnt far superior than what we already have ? best pieces in grz? We all tend to over value Bruins players. Grz is a trade- able and replaceable commodity.
manson is probably valued higher than Grz. Bruins would have to add to make such a trade happen.
I don’t want the guy fired. He probably has a family that depends on him. Why can’t we just ignore his articles? How many times, after someone posts one of his opinions, the inevitable response Is “well it is Haggs after all” or “consider the source”?
Ignore him and let him earn a living.
Whoops, wrong thread.Sorry.
Ignore him and let him earn a living.
Whoops, wrong thread.Sorry.
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