TheScandal89
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What would Nylander be on the Blues?
I don't know man. Those salty Blues fans act like they need to keep their team together at all costs. It's like they absolutely ignored their crappy 17-18 season. Who's going to play goalie for them? They had trouble scoring last year. Did they make the playoffs? Does Bozak and ROR make you that much better? I think many of them are being naive.
Source aside - Parayko is indeed a great player, but it’s not wrong to suggest Nylander’s on ice impact will likely be greater next season than him, so that’s an easy “no” for me.
Now if the Blues would be open to a package deal (and admittedly that’s unlikely that hey would be) based around younger guys and futures Dubas should consider it.
I disagree. With the centers we have in place they will all make their wingers better, and we don't need super talent on the wings. Marner, Brown, Kapanen would do just fine on the right side.
Parayko is exactly what we need - a big two way defenseman with a huge shot from the point. He pushes everyone else on the right side down and the defense falls into place.
Hyman - Tavares - Marner
Marleau - Matthews - Brown
Johnsson - Kadri - Kapanen
Leivo - Lindholm - Grundstrom
Rielly - Parayko
Gardiner - Zaitsev
Dermott - Hainsey
So what exactly are O'Reilly (61pts), Bozak (43pts), Perron (66pts), and Maroon (43pts)? By my count that's 200pts of additional scoring depth. Plus they have Fabbri back.Blues scored 226 GF last year which was the 8th lowest in the NHL, most of the teams below them ended up drafting in the top 10 of last years draft because they also finished in the bottom 10 in NHL standings as the worst teams.
The Blues see themselves not as a bottom 10 team but rather competing for the Stanley Cup in a Div that includes 2 of the best teams in the West in Nashville and Winnipeg and has the 3 time Cup champs Hawks as well.
If Blues want to seriously compete they need Offense to take on the Jets (2nd highest GF) & Preds (6th highest) in the regular season and go through them in the playoffs.
why doesnt every team just add 3 goalies that each had 30 wins the year before. guaranteed 90 win season right? thats how this works?So what exactly are O'Reilly (61pts), Bozak (43pts), Perron (66pts), and Maroon (43pts)? By my count that's 200pts of additional scoring depth. Plus they have Fabbri back.
ok, I'll bite - one goalie plays at a time, maybe? whereas 12 forwards participate every game?why doesnt every team just add 3 goalies that each had 30 wins the year before. guaranteed 90 win season right? thats how this works?
Quite frankly we don’t know if Brown and Kapanen are anything more than 30ish point guys so I wouldn’t say the Leafs are set on the right wing
But even looking at on ice impact of the two players in question - as Nylander slides into his prime in the next few years, he’s going to be a more impactful player than Parayko is at present (even if he is a player of a desirable position).
Fair enough if you disagree, but I suspect the Leafs would come to regret such a trade fairly soon after making it.
ok, I'll bite - one goalie plays at a time, maybe? whereas 12 forwards participate every game?
The assertion was that they lack scoring. I showed that they added quite a significant amount of forward production. This isn't rocket surgery.
yeah they added 200 points. crazy
Yes, and by some miraculous mathematical anomaly you think we can get get 90 wins in an 82 game season. I'm beginning to understand why this is so hard for you to grasp.yeah they added 200 points. crazy
Lol. are you a real NHL GM?? i know there must be some floating around on this site.Yes, and by some miraculous mathematical anomaly you think we can get get 90 wins in an 82 game season. I'm beginning to understand why this is so hard for you to grasp.
hi obliterate maybe u should read this oneIf we're going by your bulletproof reasoning, you would have to subtract 110 points from the loss of Berglund, Sobotka, Brodziak and Upshall..
This is also ingnoring the fact that points aren't equal when a player changes teams. Different line mates, roles, life situations, etc.
I disagree. With the centers we have in place they will all make their wingers better, and we don't need super talent on the wings. Marner, Brown, Kapanen would do just fine on the right side.
Parayko is exactly what we need - a big two way defenseman with a huge shot from the point. He pushes everyone else on the right side down and the defense falls into place.
Hyman - Tavares - Marner
Marleau - Matthews - Brown
Johnsson - Kadri - Kapanen
Leivo - Lindholm - Grundstrom
Rielly - Parayko
Gardiner - Zaitsev
Dermott - Hainsey
This is my fear too. The guy plays secondary competition and doesn't have any stand out skill that makes me think he's an underused top pairing level guy. Moving Nylander for him would be a big mistakeNot going to vote because it's a silly rumour. Just wanted to point out Parayko could look better than he is actually playing behind Pietrangelo
Net result though.
If those centers can turn guys like Brown into 20 goal scorers consistently, then guys like Nylander can go point per game with them.
Hard to take this post serious when you're using Brown as evidence that the net result will be positive.
I did not see a 20 goal scorer last season. His shot declined. He doesn't have an elite shot like Nylander and Matthews probaby finishes with >= 15 points less with Brown as his winger instead of Nylander. You seem to forget Hyman-Matthews-Nylander was a top 5 line in the entire league. You honestly think Brown will maintain that? Matthews doesn't finish point per game playing the season with Brown. With Nylander + powerplay, he most likely does.
Also no indication Hainsey will be re-used as a top pairing dman. He was badly exposed in the playoffs and management saw every second of it.
hi obliterate maybe u should read this one
statsny too