sasha barkov
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Idk that its enticing enough for NY(im guessing the 27 or the 36)Anaheim :
tony deangelo
New York :
Sam Steel / Lunderstrom + a pick ?
I like both Steel+Lundeström, but neither player as a centerpiece for ADA considering most of the Rangers fanbase see Chytil as a higher caliber Center.Anaheim :
tony deangelo
New York :
Sam Steel / Lunderstrom + a pick ?
Anaheim :
tony deangelo
New York :
Sam Steel / Lunderstrom + a pick ?
No team with already 3D set to protect will trade for ADA only to expose him.
Anaheim :
tony deangelo
New York :
Sam Steel / Lunderstrom + a pick ?
I mean based on what really?Chytil > Steel by a lot. Woud be idiotic for NY to do this. Anaheim should be rebuilding. Not trading away youth.
I mean based on what really?
Pretty disingenuous comparison. Steel is 22 and Chytil 21. Chytil also has 144 games played to Steels 87 (majority came from this last season). Chytil also had 23 points in 60 games to Steel’s 22 points in 65 games. They are much closer than you’re willing to accept.Beyond the fact that he's bigger, faster, nearly two years younger, is more of a goal scorer, and put up more points in fewer games this season? Steel's a decent prospect, but he's more Howden than Chytil.
Neither have really show much at the nhl lvl, and their stats are pretty similar in the nhl/ahl. He also plays on a much better offensive team than steel does. None of your arguments are good. Chytil certainly has potentially to be better but right now I don’t think there is much separating the 2Beyond the fact that he's bigger, faster, nearly two years younger, is more of a goal scorer, and put up more points in fewer games this season? Steel's a decent prospect, but he's more Howden than Chytil.
Pretty disingenuous comparison. Steel is 22 and Chytil 21. Chytil also has 144 games played to Steels 87 (majority came from this last season). Chytil also had 23 points in 60 games to Steel’s 22 points in 65 games. They are much closer than you’re willing to accept.
All you’re pointing out is they aren’t all the different lol. Any difference they have is fairly small. One just has the benefit of being on a better offensive team and a full extra season in the nhl.Oh for f***'s sake:
I said Chytil (6'2, 200+ pounds) is bigger than Steel (5'11, 190ish pounds). Where is that disingenuous?
I said Chytil is faster--that's an eye test. You are welcome to disagree.
I said Chytil is nearly two years younger. He is 19 months younger than Steel. Help me out--is 19 closer to two years or one? How is that disingenuous?
I said Chytil is more of a goal scorer. He scored 14 this year as a 20 year old. He scored 11 last year as a 19 year old. Over that same span, even with being older, Steel scored a total of 12 goals.
I said Chytil scored more points in fewer games. You countered by posting the stats that showed that...he scored more points in fewer games.
Again, Steel isn't a bad prospect, but he is far more of a smaller Howden. Chytil has done more at a younger age, and at this point is a far better prospect, which is nothing negative against Steel.
All you’re pointing out is they aren’t all the different lol. Any difference they have is fairly small. One just has the benefit of being on a better offensive team and a full extra season in the nhl.
I dont know anything about Anaheims roster. But normally a rebuilding team can go 8 skaters with protections. Usually they will have a lot of young players on the roster who does not need protection.
I dont know anything about Anaheims roster. But normally a rebuilding team can go 8 skaters with protections. Usually they will have a lot of young players on the roster who does not need protection.
Don't think either team does this (depending on the pick). Ducks need Steel to become a 2C and if Lundestrom is the player, NY fans will want the #6 pick. Ducks shouldn't be looking to fast track the rebuild and they're not far enough through it to make a trade like this worth it. DeAngelo is in a better spot in NY than in Anaheim to put up points, he has legit first line players to play with and a short sample size so Ducks shouldn't want to pay for what he put up last season as the norm and Rangers wouldn't want to sell him for less. Rangers best move would be to keep him for another year (if they think last year wasn't an anomaly) and let him put up a couple seasons at 50/60+ then decide if they want to move him or not.
Anaheim just needs to keep drafting and developing young guys and hope they get gifted high picks in a good draft.
agree.If we’re forced to trade ADA this isn’t terrible. Fits a need for Anaheim too.
There is no reason for the ducks t make this type of trade now. With or without Deangelo, the ducks are in rebuild mode and a borderline playoff team. So unless they are acquiring futures or other assets at a discount, they are better waiting until after the expansion draft to ramp it up. And just to be clear, I see no reason for NYR to trade Deangelo at a discount, to doesn't seem like a match.
No team with already 3D set to protect will trade for ADA only to expose him.
DeAngelo is overrated, but keep the Jersey boy in NY.