Around the League - 2015/2016 Edition Part 2
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It depends what his clause is. It could be that he names 5-10 grams he wants to go to, or he names 5-10 teams he does not want to go to, and many other variations.
BenningHurtsMySoul
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I'd much rather pay a hefty price for Johansen than Duchene. McCann is tracking to become a Duchene-esque player, we don't have anyone close to Johansen.
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I can't possibly imagine Columbus would actually ship him out. I'd easily offer Horvat +1st for him though.
Btw blindside hasn't been a part of the rule book for some time. It really depends on if the hit was primarily head contact. Not sure it was as it's hard to tell at speed and from that angle, If it was shoulder to shoulder in open ice I fail to see suspension. A guy not looking should not be considered a vulnerable position. If primarily head contact the absolutely a bad hit.
Once again is the direct quote I originally responded to and personally I agree with Barzal, didn't know enough about Connor there frankly other than scouting reports.
Also Debrusk wasn't nearly the reach that Senyshyn was.
but this is a dead horse time to move on and revisit when any of these players show or don't show "real potential"
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I thought only Hansen and Higgins had limited no-trades. In Edler's and Burrows' case, they can simply say no and if any give 1 or 2 teams like Kesler and Garrison did.
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It would have been hilarious if Weise had been traded to Columbus before Torts was hired. I'd legitimately feel bad pretty bad for him.
Fair. I thought the discussion started with a commentary about the entire first round for Boston but I see you were responding to the Senyshyn piece specifically so my bad. Regardless, Senyshyn *is* a stretch at 14 but I suppose it's not fair to call it the worst pick until we know how he turns out. Agree to leave it for now.
I'd keep Horvat myself, probably even if it was straight up.
That being said if the Avs are looking for a Dman in return then I think we would be out, just don't have enough defensive depth to do that deal.
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Uhhh I would be wary unless we are getting him for cheap. He's an advanced stats darling but is basically just a really tall offense-focused dman that doesn't really put up a lot of points and he makes a lot of stupid mistakes. I'd gladly take him over Bart, Sbisa, Weber though.
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Hrmmm... I'm not so sure about this one. I liked him before but he seems to have plateaued/maybe even regressed and has become the whipping boy of the Sens fans with all his mistakes.
He can't skate, he doesn't use his size very much, he's mediocre at best defensively. He's only really been good for a stretch of 20 games last season when all of players on the team were doing well. I wouldn't give up anything of value for him.
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I don't know, it's rumored that Ottawa wants to move a d-man for a top 6 forward, and that Colin Greening (fairly large cap dump) would have to be going the other way as well. It's as if they don't realize that most of their available d-men have no value and that Greening holds a decent amount of negative value.
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