Speculation: Brooks: Tampa after Shattenkirk

AndreRoy

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so the rangers retain 50% of shatty, to take on the 5.8 mil of a guy that wont hit 30pts for the 4th straight year?

I think the rangers would need a lot more incentive to bail the lightning out

Shattenkirk @ 50% for Callahan, Taylor Raddysh

rangers get a good prospect, tampa gets a Dman at a reduced price and 3 mil cap space

LMAO at “bail the Lightning out”. Between positional need and years of wasted cap Shattenkirk has significantly less value to us than Callahan.
 

Uncle Dru

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I mean it wasn't a Tampa fan that made the offer in this thread, so, keep on keeping on I guess.

Non Tampa fan: How about this deal

HF: LUL TAMPA FANS ARE SO DELUSIONAL THAT'S A TERRIBLE OFFER WHY DO TAMPA FANS THINK THEY CAN TAKE EVERYONE'S PLAYERS FOR NOTHING

Tampa fans: That wasn't one of our fans

HF: LUL STUPID TAMPA FANS111!!!1!!!1!!

Sounds like the 2nd verse to herp derp Ranger fans thought they were getting Point and Sergachev for Mac lolz
 

God King Fudge

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If Tampa are looking for a RH Dman Shatts is not the answer , IMO McQuaid would be a better option , cheap and tough as nails . You guys can have him for a 3rd .
I'd love to get this guy, but don't really think he fits the TB mold, TBH.

“If you’re a big guy who can’t play with pace, you can’t play for us.”

Quote from TB GM.

We may have differing opinions on pace, but I don't think that he'd fit what JBB wants, even though I think this team absolutely needs some legit toughness somewhere in their lineup.
 

Whoshattenkirkshoes

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they have zero interest in rolling out

Hedman-Stralman
McDonagh-Shattenkirk
Coburn-Sergachev
*Girardi

AND gaining 3 mil in cap space?

I call BS. they would do that all day. Callahan is a 6 mil fringe 3rd liner

Uh yes that is correct. Tampa has ZERO interest. This is a big pile of horse shi*
 

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LMAO at “bail the Lightning out”. Between positional need and years of wasted cap Shattenkirk has significantly less value to us than Callahan.

Callahan has the same amount of Points as Shattenkirk(Who is an offensive defenseman), with Callahan playing less games , no PP time , and like half the amount of ice time. Makes less than Shattenkirk, less years on his contract. Callahan also is still very good on the PK, where Shattenkirk doesn’t really kill penalties, so there’s that also. You are actually hurting your team by making this move.
 
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AndreRoy

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Callahan has the same amount of Points as Shattenkirk(Who is an offensive defenseman), with Callahan playing less games , no PP time , and like half the amount of ice time. Makes less than Shattenkirk, less years on his contract. Callahan also is still very good on the PK, where Shattenkirk doesn’t really kill penalties, so there’s that also. You are actually hurting your team by making this move.

Exactly!
 
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One Winged Angel

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Who's contract is shorter. That is the big point here which people are avoiding mostly because you know it makes logical sense.

As a Ranger fan, I have no problem keeping Shattenkirk. In fact, moving Shattenkirk for Callahan would only help Tampa win and if Tampa wins, the Rangers get that first round pick. So we have a vesting interest in bettering the Lightning.

I’m avoiding the fact that Callahan has one less year on his deal as much as you’re avoiding the facts that..

- Callahan is often injured

- Callahan He’s about to turn 34 as Shattenkirk just turned 30.

- In comparison to Shattenkirk, who is a top-4 defender that’s been hurt on a dumpster fire, Callahan is a vastly overpaid 4th liner who couldn’t even keep a spot on the power play.

- Callahan has little to no chance of ever regaining his form from 2015 and before.

- Shattenkirk has a far greater chance of regaining form and putting up major points again with another team and would be a much better option as a RH shot on Tampa’s power play than Stralman or McDonagh.

- Callahan is a ghost offensively come playoff time. Trust me when I say I’ve seen that act many times before.

- Subtracting Shattenkirk for Callahan would help Tampa immensely come playoff time.
 

AndreRoy

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As a Ranger fan, I have no problem keeping Shattenkirk. In fact, moving Shattenkirk for Callahan would only help Tampa win and if Tampa wins, the Rangers get that first round pick. So we have a vesting interest in bettering the Lightning.

I’m avoiding the fact that Callahan has one less year on his deal as much as you’re avoiding the facts that..

- Callahan is often injured

- Callahan He’s about to turn 34 as Shattenkirk just turned 30.

- In comparison to Shattenkirk, who is a top-4 defender that’s been hurt on a dumpster fire, Callahan is a vastly overpaid 4th liner who couldn’t even keep a spot on the power play.

- Callahan has little to no chance of ever regaining his form from 2015 and before.

- Shattenkirk has a far greater chance of regaining form and putting up major points again with another team and would be a much better option as a RH shot on Tampa’s power play than Stralman or McDonagh.

- Callahan is a ghost offensively come playoff time. Trust me when I say I’ve seen that act many times before.

- Subtracting Shattenkirk for Callahan would help Tampa immensely come playoff time.

All of that is meaningless when you consider that

- we have absolutely zero need for another RD this season

- we have absolutely zero need for another offensive defenseman, especially a defensively-challenged one

- Callahan’s cap hit expires when we need it to while Shattenkirk’s extra year would cost us at least one of our young core players.

Stop trying to force this trade on a fanbase that clearly has no interest in it. This is a HARD PASS from the Lightning’s perspective.
 
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One Winged Angel

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All of that is meaningless when you consider that

- we have absolutely zero need for another RD this season

- we have absolutely zero need for another offensive defenseman, especially a defensively-challenged one

- Callahan’s cap hit expires when we need it to while Shattenkirk’s extra year would cost us at least one of our young core players.

Stop trying to force this trade on a fanbase that clearly has no interest in it. This is a HARD PASS from the Lightning’s perspective.

I’m not trying to force anything, that’s why I’ve said I’m more than happy to keep Shattenkirk.

None of it is meaningless. You believe it is. Callahan is a joke at this point and if he could have been rid of already, he would have. Stop trying to play him up as anything more than the most overpaid player in the league.

That’s all.
 

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As a Ranger fan, I have no problem keeping Shattenkirk. In fact, moving Shattenkirk for Callahan would only help Tampa win and if Tampa wins, the Rangers get that first round pick. So we have a vesting interest in bettering the Lightning.

I’m avoiding the fact that Callahan has one less year on his deal as much as you’re avoiding the facts that..

- Callahan is often injured

- Callahan He’s about to turn 34 as Shattenkirk just turned 30.

- In comparison to Shattenkirk, who is a top-4 defender that’s been hurt on a dumpster fire, Callahan is a vastly overpaid 4th liner who couldn’t even keep a spot on the power play.

- Callahan has little to no chance of ever regaining his form from 2015 and before.

- Shattenkirk has a far greater chance of regaining form and putting up major points again with another team and would be a much better option as a RH shot on Tampa’s power play than Stralman or McDonagh.

- Callahan is a ghost offensively come playoff time. Trust me when I say I’ve seen that act many times before.

- Subtracting Shattenkirk for Callahan would help Tampa immensely come playoff time.

Callahan is often injured: We've been keeping him fresh this year. So far so good.

Callahan is 34: Yea hes got one more year left.

Callahan is a vastly overpaid 4th liner who couldn’t even keep a spot on the power play: Hes more valuable on the PK. Hes been rotated out of the lineup to keep him fresh for playoffs.

Callahan has little to no chance of ever regaining his form from 2015 and before: No argument there.

Shattenkirk has a far greater chance of regaining form and putting up major points again with another team and would be a much better option as a RH shot on Tampa’s power play than Stralman or McDonagh: Neither is on our PP. Not a slam dunk he would be on our #1 PP. Already crowded as it is and is top in league.

Callahan is a ghost offensively come playoff time. Trust me when I say I’ve seen that act many times before: Offensively yes but we dont need him for offense right now. He has good value to us on the PK. I also love the way he plays in playoffs. Hard to find a harder worker than him.

Subtracting Shattenkirk for Callahan would help Tampa immensely come playoff time: Honestly I dont think it does. I think next offseason would be bigger help than now. We just dont really have room for a PP specialist on our current roster.
 

AndreRoy

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I’m not trying to force anything, that’s why I’ve said I’m more than happy to keep Shattenkirk.

None of it is meaningless. You believe it is. Callahan is a joke at this point and if he could have been rid of already, he would have. Stop trying to play him up as anything more than the most overpaid player in the league.

That’s all.

Callahan is a solid fourth line and PK defensive forward who is drastically overpaid for that role - nothing more, nothing less. Nobody is trying to play him up. You on the other hand are vastly overrating Shattenkirk’s value with both complete misinformation (neither McDonagh nor Stralman plays on our PP and Callahan has played more games since the start of the 2017-18 season than Shattenkirk) and biased wishful thinking (that Callahan will never improve but that all of Shattenkirk’s many faults will somehow magically reverse themselves on another team.) At least we recognize that at his current salary Callahan has negative value; it’s a shame that you can’t do the same with Shatty.
 

AndreRoy

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I’m not trying to force anything, that’s why I’ve said I’m more than happy to keep Shattenkirk.

None of it is meaningless. You believe it is. Callahan is a joke at this point and if he could have been rid of already, he would have. Stop trying to play him up as anything more than the most overpaid player in the league.

That’s all.

So the fact that we have no need or room for and can’t afford your player doesn’t outweigh all other factors when discussing whether or not we should trade for him? If you were GM of the Rangers they would suck even more than they already do.
 
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One Winged Angel

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Callahan is often injured: We've been keeping him fresh this year. So far so good.

We’ll see how long that lasts. It’s a miracle he’s stayed as healthy as he has this year with his style of play and injury history.

Callahan is a vastly overpaid 4th liner who couldn’t even keep a spot on the power play: Hes more valuable on the PK. Hes been rotated out of the lineup to keep him fresh for playoffs.

While that’s fine, it still goes hand in hand with my point.

Shattenkirk has a far greater chance of regaining form and putting up major points again with another team and would be a much better option as a RH shot on Tampa’s power play than Stralman or McDonagh: Neither is on our PP. Not a slam dunk he would be on our #1 PP. Already crowded as it is and is top in league.

Top unit, probably not, but 2nd unit? I think he’d good there, but I do agree that with being #1 there isn’t much of a need, but if you can get something that would be a luxury for something that’s also a luxury, it could work. The only thing is the years. Also, Stralman’s deal is done after this season.

Callahan is a ghost offensively come playoff time. Trust me when I say I’ve seen that act many times before: Offensively yes but we dont need him for offense right now. He has good value to us on the PK. I also love the way he plays in playoffs. Hard to find a harder worker than him.

Yeah, he busts his ass, but he’s a black hole offensively. Maybe in a very limited role as he is he can contribute the odd goal here and there, but he can’t be counted upon for offense.

Subtracting Shattenkirk for Callahan would help Tampa immensely come playoff time: Honestly I dont think it does. I think next offseason would be bigger help than now. We just dont really have room for a PP specialist on our current roster.

I think it could, I think adding a pointman on the 2nd unit could help. His defensive deficiencies are obviously a worry, but on a team like Tampa, they could be masked.

With all of this said, he has an NMC and NTC and left money on the table to come to NY. He’s most likely not waiving.

I also think Hayes Or Zuccarello would be a better fit than Shattenkirk.
 
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One Winged Angel

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So the fact that we have no need or room for and can’t afford your player doesn’t outweigh all other factors when discussing whether or not we should trade for him? If you were GM of the Rangers they would suck even more than they already do.

I never said you should trade for him, maybe you should learn how to read before throwing around insults like that. Again, that’s why I said I’m more than happy to keep Shattenkirk and in response to another poster, I don’t see him as a fit.

But hey, I’d suck taking over for Gorton just as much as you’d suck teaching a reading class, so we’re all good, right?
 

AndreRoy

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I never said you should trade for him, maybe you should learn how to read before throwing around insults like that. Again, that’s why I said I’m more than happy to keep Shattenkirk and in response to another poster, I don’t see him as a fit.

But hey, I’d suck taking over for Gorton just as much as you’d suck teaching a reading class, so we’re all good, right?

Yep, I have no further use for you or your worthless posts. You are the weakest link - goodbye (and good riddance!)
 

One Winged Angel

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Callahan is a solid fourth line and PK defensive forward who is drastically overpaid for that role - nothing more, nothing less. Nobody is trying to play him up. You on the other hand are vastly overrating Shattenkirk’s value with both complete misinformation (neither McDonagh nor Stralman plays on our PP and Callahan has played more games since the start of the 2017-18 season than Shattenkirk) and biased wishful thinking (that Callahan will never improve but that all of Shattenkirk’s many faults will somehow magically reverse themselves on another team.) At least we recognize that at his current salary Callahan has negative value; it’s a shame that you can’t do the same with Shatty.

Yes because Ryan Callahan has a better chance of becoming a 50 point player at 34 years old next season than Kevin Shattenkirk does of getting back to 40 points on a contender?

And I would suck as a general manager? Don’t throw stones in glass houses.
 

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