Sparky93
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What about something based around Debrusk + Carlo for Hanifin + Mangi.
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What about something based around Debrusk + Carlo for Hanifin + Mangi.
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Personally, I think Boston would be adding. I think Hanifin has equal, if not more than Carlo. I love Debrusk but just because he gets his tires pumped more than Mangi, doesn't necessarily mean he's better, just a different type of player.Carlo is not a throw in. I don't mind the trade idea, but we gotta add quite a bit here.
Personally, I think Boston would be adding. I think Hanifin has equal, if not more than Carlo. I love Debrusk but just because he gets his tires pumped more than Mangi, doesn't necessarily mean he's better, just a different type of player.
I freaking love these rumors. Every day, something different. Today I hear Calgary is all in on Markstrom if he hits free agency.
I love the draft, and love free agent frenzy.
This year is going to be absolute insanity.
Biggest goalie carousel ever.
Wow.
I'm excited. Can't wait to see what we end up with when we start the next year.
Any predictions?
I freaking love these rumors. Every day, something different. Today I hear Calgary is all in on Markstrom if he hits free agency.
I love the draft, and love free agent frenzy.
This year is going to be absolute insanity.
Biggest goalie carousel ever.
Wow.
I'm excited. Can't wait to see what we end up with when we start the next year.
Any predictions?
Gotcha. This was under the assumption that Pietrangelo was coming in and Lucic was off the books with Rask indeed coming in.
I appreciate your optimism.70% chance this turns into a tire fire in Calgary.
That’s fine. But Petro is independent from Boston. I’d take Gaudreau and Rask out or if you want Johnny, someone like McAvoy has to be going back.
Fair enough. We both know that no one would trade a #1 RHD for a winger so I guess there's no way Gaudreau to Boston could work.
Cheers!
What about for three draft picks?
I bet you Boston listens given their cap space and the fact that the Bruins are in win-now with Rask, Krejci, Bergeron and Marchand all in the latter stages of their career and Pastrnak on a sweetheart deal.
I think near flawless is generous for game 1. He didn't have to make a difficult save all night but managed to let in total backbreaker of a goal which gave Dallas momentum out of nowhereWhat I found about him was that it was never really about peaks and valleys for him, it's more about a weird systematic flaw in his play-style/mentality. He was consistently in good position and made the saves he should make in most situations. The one huge exception, though, is whenever the play comes up the half-wall. He seems to just have a strange hole in his game in this situation and he turns off and stops tracking the puck.
In game 1, he was nearly flawless, but after the first goal was a wicked deflection, the second goal came on a weak wrister after the puck came up the half-wall. Talbot looked unprepared.
In game 2, it's hard to blame him for the first two goals on rebounds and breakaways respectively, but then a puck comes up the half-wall and again he is unprepared for a weak wrister. The other two goals were not on him.
Didn't happen in the next three games, but fast-forward to game 6 and this weakness costs us the series. First goal is a PP goal on a one-timer, but with no traffic and from a decent distance out, he shouldn't be beaten. The puck comes up from the corner to Heiskanen, and Talbot seems unprepared. No matter, the Flames go back on the front foot. Second period starts, and Gurianov moves the puck up the half-wall, then flings a weak wrister past an unprepared Talbot. Then the puck goes from the corner up the half-wall to Lindell, and despite the deflection, it's still a quick shot where Talbot looks completely unprepared for a puck to come his way. Our lead evaporates before we've really given up a single quality chance to the Stars.
If Talbot is going to be a starting goalie in this league, he needs to figure out this odd blind spot in his game.
No, I mean could a 1RD ever be traded for three picks?
My eventual point is never say never.
The first Heiskanen goal was a breakaway. If you give up a breakaway, you don't "expect" a save IMO.I think near flawless is generous for game 1. He didn't have to make a difficult save all night but managed to let in total backbreaker of a goal which gave Dallas momentum out of nowhere
Game 2... I mean you expect a top tier goalie to save at least 3 of those 4 goals. Especially both Heiskanen goals
I appreciate your optimism.
Good chance it's a tire fire no matter the scenario.
Do nothing? Tire fire.
Trade futures for help today? Tire fire.
Trade members of the core? Tire fire.
Of course you expect a save. An average goalie saves 2/3 shootout opportunities. This was a defenseman on a 1-on-1 who had all the space in the world and took a soft slapper from about 30 feet out because of a lack of creativity. An NHL caliber goalie should save 100 of 100 of those.The first Heiskanen goal was a breakaway. If you give up a breakaway, you don't "expect" a save IMO.
The second one was the one I was referring to that fit his pattern of losing focus and not being ready when a puck moves up the half-wall.
I appreciate your optimism.
Good chance it's a tire fire no matter the scenario.
Do nothing? Tire fire.
Trade futures for help today? Tire fire.
Trade members of the core? Tire fire.
It has more to do with what the rumours are right now.
- move Hanifin
- sign Markstrom
- looking at OEL and/or Kuemper
there’s probably a 50% chance we trade Hanifin for some RW, sign Markstrom and some shitty Hamonic replacement and say ‘the core is now changed’.
I’ve just lost confidence in this management staff right now. It feels whenever we build on something we’re either too quick to change direction or not looking at the real problems. I’ve been a die hard BT supporter his entire tenure here, I think most can attest to that... but man. Rumours of giving up on another young stud D this early, looking at guys like OEL, going to shove out big dough for Markstrom... all these rumours have me very unpumped about what’s going to happen over the next three weeks.
that all said, if we get a centre and some other shenanigans that no one’s talking about; I’ll be right back to where I normally stand with BT.
You really need to adjust your blinders if you think that getting a young #1 d-man for two years of anyone is worth it. Remember when Heiskanen wasn't involved in a deal for Karlsson? yeah, kinda like thatThat’s fine. But Petro is independent from Boston. I’d take Gaudreau and Rask out or if you want Johnny, someone like McAvoy has to be going back.
I think Hanifin holds a fair bit more value than Carlo, especially if you take perception into consideration. Boston is looking at Hanifin as a young, local, longterm top pairing partner for McAvoy. We're looking at Carlo as a young #4 replacement for Hamonic. That difference alone should make up the difference between Mangi and Debrusk. In the end, I'd expect cap hit to be pretty comparable too.I think it's the other way around. Let's say Hanifin and Carlo are equal I'm not convinced Debrusk = Mangiapane. Even if Hanifin is worth a little bit more, it's not the value gap between the two.
You really need to adjust your blinders if you think that getting a young #1 d-man for two years of anyone is worth it. Remember when Heiskanen wasn't involved in a deal for Karlsson? yeah, kinda like that