DJB
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To me he looks like our most naturally talented forward .
I'd do a 2 year deal, but no more than 1.5M per.
Boy, I bet someone like Quenneville would be a miracle worker for someone with the talent level of Duclair. I wish this organization could get their heads out of their asses so we could turn this thing around.
Let's write it up!I'd do a 2 year deal, but no more than 1.5M per.
2yr - 2M should do it. Even bring him up to UFA. This team has nothing but money to spendGlad to hear he wants to be part of the solution here. He's earned himself a short 2 year million "show me" contract with Ottawa.
Duclair is the only player who has a genuine chance to be a superstar from our current forward group playing with the big club
I'd do a 2 year deal, but no more than 1.5M per.
I assume you mean other than Tkachuk, but yeah, I agree. He seems like one of our only players that tries to get a goal every shift.
He'd get more than 1.5 on a 1 year deal going to arbitration.
Sens settled with Dzingel for 2 years @ 1.8M after 111 career games, 17 career goals, 41 career points. He was coming off of a 14 goal 32 point season.
Duclair has 283 career games played, he'll likely finish the season with 20 goals, and it'll be his second career 20 goal season.
If you don't think you'd pay him more than 1.5, that is what it is, but there's no universe where he signs for that little on a 2 year deal. If that is where the Sens stand, they won't qualify him, because he's almost certainly getting more than that through arbitration.
Don't think Duclair gets much more than $1.5M even through arbitration, although I assume that if the Sens do intend on keeping him around they'll give him about that much(up to $2M wouldn't surprise me tho) before they reach that point.
It's a low risk high reward situation and they'd be foolish not to take advantage.
Give Duclair a 3 year deal at $1.5, $1.75, $2.5... The kid would be worth all that cash and he'd be a good candidate for Seattle to take... Maybe that protects a D man that we don't want to lose...