Proposal: Bruins Trade Proposals X - Mod in OP

[Mainehockey33]

Just say no to Pageau. Not what the Bruins need. Very overrated player.

The guy plays his best in the playoffs and would be a biblical step up from what we’ve had at 3C this year. With Heinen and Debrusk coming out of their slumps, the goal should be build a solid 3rd line that can regularly chip in on offense. I think JGP helps for sure.

Cehlarik-Pageau-???

If we got Pageau and Silverberg without losing any roster players I’d be pretty excited about the Bruins chances. We don’t need an offensive dynamo if we have a good 3rd line.

 

[WhalerTurnedBruin55]

He’s had a couple great playoff runs but I don’t watch him enough to get an idea how he’d be for us. Definitely an upgrade to what we have now. His stats in the last 5 games aren’t bad at all.

Be wary of the sample size.

I dunno, Pageau screams a Stempniak level move. Count me out. Although I fully expect a deal like this happening, not what i'd pursue personally.

 

[Mainehockey33]

Be wary of the sample size.

I dunno, Pageau screams a Stempniak level move. Count me out. Although I fully expect a deal like this happening, not what i'd pursue personally.

I haven’t heard many other realistic options for 3C. Pageau is still fairly young and can produce, if he’s cheap then it can’t hurt to try him out. I don’t know who he plays with in Ottawa, but Cehlarik and someone like Silverberg might be a step up.

This is closer to a Chris Kelly move than Stempniak IMO.

 

[Don Cherry]

I haven’t heard many other realistic options for 3C. Pageau is still fairly young and can produce, if he’s cheap then it can’t hurt to try him out. I don’t know who he plays with in Ottawa, but Cehlarik and someone like Silverberg might be a step up.

This is closer to a Chris Kelly move than Stempniak IMO.

I just hockeydb'd and was surprised that he was born in 92. I was expecting a 32-33 year old so I'm happy about that part should we deal for him. Chris Kelly worked out well for us until we overpaid him.

Is Chris Kelly retired now? (Not wanting him back, just wondering.)

 

[Don Cherry]

I wonder if the Rangers are willing to deal Zuccarello? Thats a guy I would like to see brought in,

 

[Mainehockey33]

I just hockeydb'd and was surprised that he was born in 92. I was expecting a 32-33 year old so I'm happy about that part should we deal for him. Chris Kelly worked out well for us until we overpaid him.

Is Chris Kelly retired now? (Not wanting him back, just wondering.)

He retired in 2018 I believe?

Pageau has similar numbers to Kelly and is younger than Kelly was when he was traded to the B’s. I like this move, could really pay off and at the very least it’s better than what we have. Leaves room to get a winger too. I’d love to see a team that can roll 4 solid lines and that leaves the 3rd line to upgrade.

 

[CptxMorgan]

I like a move for Pageau. I don't like a move for Pageau if it's our only move.

 

[Don Cherry]

He retired in 2018 I believe?

Pageau has similar numbers to Kelly and is younger than Kelly was when he was traded to the B’s. I like this move, could really pay off and at the very least it’s better than what we have. Leaves room to get a winger too. I’d love to see a team that can roll 4 solid lines and that leaves the 3rd line to upgrade.

Ok, you have sold me to the point that I'm ready to order a Pageau jersey. Bring him in! (I'm going to be heartbroken if we don't get him now)

 

[jangerhofer]

Ducks just put Gibson on IR for the "foreseeable future", which I presume signals that they expect to be sellers before the end of the month. I think that puts Sweeney on the clock because I imagine that one way or another Stone and Duchene will be off the market in advance of the deadline, at which point the Ducks on the trade block should be among the best values.

I have no clue who the Ducks would make available, instead just looking at the B's needs. Would you be satisfied if Sweeney made a move for two of:

- Silfverberg, $3.75mm AAV, UFA this summer;;
- Rakell, $3.8mm AAV, under contract through '21-'22, currently playing first line minutes so guessing Ducks wouldn't part with him for any amount Bruins would conceivably pay;
- and Henrique, $5.8mm AAV through '23-'24;

before the OTT players' situation was resolved (ergo giving up the chance to rent/land Stone)?

I think that a trade with the Ducks potentially allows DS to keep his firsts over the next two or three years as I think that the Ducks are closer to competing than, say OTT, and would therefore value manpower over picks. Cost for years and years of term would be relatively higher, of course, than the other pure rentals. Where do you think a trade like that (two of those three) would fall in cost?

 

[Bergyesque]

I just hockeydb'd and was surprised that he was born in 92. I was expecting a 32-33 year old so I'm happy about that part should we deal for him. Chris Kelly worked out well for us until we overpaid him.

Is Chris Kelly retired now? (Not wanting him back, just wondering.)

I think he is working for the Senators in some coaching capacity.
I saw him wearing Senators' gears in the video honoring Bergy.

 

[Mainehockey33]

Ok, you have sold me to the point that I'm ready to order a Pageau jersey. Bring him in! (I'm going to be heartbroken if we don't get him now)

You were doing so good for a while Brent Hughes.

 

[Don Cherry]

I think he is working for the Senators in some coaching capacity.
I saw him wearing Senators' gears in the video honoring Bergy.

He was great here for the first two years. After that..........

 

[Don Cherry]

You were doing so good for a while Brent Hughes.

Huh?

 

[BruinsFanSince94]

You were doing so good for a while Brent Hughes.

See what I mean?

 

[Blowfish]

https://www.tsn.ca/trade-bait-chatter-on-dzingel-expected-to-heat-up-1.1257246

46). It’d probably be more if there was a market for Bobby Ryan or Craig Anderson.
All of the attention, and rightly so, has so far been on the stars at the top of the list in Duchene and Stone.
These are critical hours for their tenures in Ottawa. GM Pierre Dorion is believed to be making a last push to ink them to contract extensions before ultimately fielding trade offers with the Feb. 25 deadline looming.
All of that attention on Stone and Duchene has more or less left Dzingel on the backburner.
Dzingel is represented by the same agency (Newport Sports) as Stone, so his representatives have been in constant communication with the Senators. But he hasn’t received nearly as much fanfare.
Like Stone and Duchene, Dzingel is having a career year. Dzingel, 26, has already matched last year’s career-high of 41 points, and he’s only three goals away from setting a new high-water mark at 24 tallies.
Skating on Duchene’s left wing, the seventh-round pick from 2011 has carved out a nice career for himself and he’s ready to cash in a sizeable raise from his current $1.8 million cap hit at the perfect time.
Dorion and the Senators initially had little interest in trading Dzingel. But with the lack of progress in negotiations and the fact that his trade value is near its zenith, the expectation is that trade talks for Dzingel will heat up significantly over the next 12 days.
That’s why Dzingel was the biggest mover on TSN Hockey’s latest Trade Bait board, which always seeks to blend a player’s prominence with his likelihood of a trade:

 

[Glove Malfunction]

Ducks just put Gibson on IR for the "foreseeable future", which I presume signals that they expect to be sellers before the end of the month. I think that puts Sweeney on the clock because I imagine that one way or another Stone and Duchene will be off the market in advance of the deadline, at which point the Ducks on the trade block should be among the best values.

I have no clue who the Ducks would make available, instead just looking at the B's needs. Would you be satisfied if Sweeney made a move for two of:

- Silfverberg, $3.75mm AAV, UFA this summer;;
- Rakell, $3.8mm AAV, under contract through '21-'22, currently playing first line minutes so guessing Ducks wouldn't part with him for any amount Bruins would conceivably pay;
- and Henrique, $5.8mm AAV through '23-'24;

before the OTT players' situation was resolved (ergo giving up the chance to rent/land Stone)?

I think that a trade with the Ducks potentially allows DS to keep his firsts over the next two or three years as I think that the Ducks are closer to competing than, say OTT, and would therefore value manpower over picks. Cost for years and years of term would be relatively higher, of course, than the other pure rentals. Where do you think a trade like that (two of those three) would fall in cost?

I like your thought process. I would like Rakell the most, but I'm with you, I think it would take an overpayment to get him.

 

[Tbaybruin]

Nashville going after cup this year big time. Expect them to give up thier top prospects for players.
Calgary might surprise and do the same but not as much in the cupboard for them.
Toronto will make another splash. Even more so if the Bruins do something big
Don’t count out pittsburg or Washington, they both want another cup
We will have lots of competition for the big boys

 

[neelynugs]

Ducks just put Gibson on IR for the "foreseeable future", which I presume signals that they expect to be sellers before the end of the month. I think that puts Sweeney on the clock because I imagine that one way or another Stone and Duchene will be off the market in advance of the deadline, at which point the Ducks on the trade block should be among the best values.

I have no clue who the Ducks would make available, instead just looking at the B's needs. Would you be satisfied if Sweeney made a move for two of:

- Silfverberg, $3.75mm AAV, UFA this summer;;
- Rakell, $3.8mm AAV, under contract through '21-'22, currently playing first line minutes so guessing Ducks wouldn't part with him for any amount Bruins would conceivably pay;
- and Henrique, $5.8mm AAV through '23-'24;

before the OTT players' situation was resolved (ergo giving up the chance to rent/land Stone)?

I think that a trade with the Ducks potentially allows DS to keep his firsts over the next two or three years as I think that the Ducks are closer to competing than, say OTT, and would therefore value manpower over picks. Cost for years and years of term would be relatively higher, of course, than the other pure rentals. Where do you think a trade like that (two of those three) would fall in cost?

wondering if we'll know by friday if silfverberg and the ducks are going to agree on term. seems to be
the issue - at 29 he probably wants 6 years or thereabouts. would be happy to get him for a 2nd and a
prospect before we play them.

 

[The don godfather]

Nashville going after cup this year big time. Expect them to give up thier top prospects for players.
Calgary might surprise and do the same but not as much in the cupboard for them.
Toronto will make another splash. Even more so if the Bruins do something big
Don’t count out pittsburg or Washington, they both want another cup
We will have lots of competition for the big boys

I don't like these cup or bust ideas it can ruin your franchise for years. A pageau and Silverberg add is enough and it won't give up high prospects or 1st round picks. If Donny just does that I'm all good.

 

[neelynugs]

I wonder if the Rangers are willing to deal Zuccarello? Thats a guy I would like to see brought in,

99% likely he's getting traded. cost probably 2nd + middle range prospect.

 

[774EVER]

Wondering if Jeff Skinner will become available if Buffalo continues to fall further out of a playoff spot. He's having a great year, which might price him out of Buffalo when he becomes an UFA next year. Sure he's a LW, but that would be some major skill up front if the Bruins could land him.

 

[arider1990]

So I just saw on NBCSN that the Senators are shopping Stone and Duchene

 

[HustleB]

99% likely he's getting traded. cost probably 2nd + middle range prospect.

If you can get Pageau and Zuccarello for the suggested prices then I’m all in. Get these two and then see if you can get a big fish. No idea cap wise but asset wise it seems possible. Then again I’m skeptical about these guys being as affordable as posters have suggested.

 

[Baddkarma]

So I just saw on NBCSN that the Senators are shopping Stone and Duchene

Ante up for Stone, lets go!

 

[Don Cherry]

You were doing so good for a while Brent Hughes.

I don't get it. Do you think I'm trying to deny that I was Brent Hughes? I took Don Cherry back the other day. No secret. I was originally Don Cherry back in February 2002.