Spooner st
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Worry about that later.Task at hand is winning this year.Still praying Stone but if no go this guy would help.
So you're looking for a rental?
Worry about that later.Task at hand is winning this year.Still praying Stone but if no go this guy would help.
Only position I trade McAvoy for is a comparable centerman. You can't be trading stud defenseman for wingers. Center/Defense are the hardest positions to get besides goalie (which is a crap shoot). No way do I give a legit #1 for a RW/LW.
Why? McAvoy is 20, 6 years away from free agency. Kreider is 28 and only 100 games away for free agency.If you're mentioning Kreider in any trade proposal better have McAvoy on the other end.
So you'd bring him here to play a position he doesn't play?
For Dazingel I would probably make an offer with Cehlarik as a key piece, Cehlarik, Zboril, maybe a #3 pick. Dzingel takes the 3rd line LW spot instead of Cehlarik/Nordstrom
So you're looking for a rental?
Players usually ask "high" and teams come in "low". You negotiate and meet in the middle. What is "way out of the Bruins budget"? It's difficult to speculate without knowing.
I guess you just have to build the equivalent move that happened for Duchene but with Bruins prospects in order to get Stone.
Heinen was also the rumoured cost of Panarin.
Who stands to make more money...A young top scoring/physical D man or a elite young forward?
Who is worth more? Nylander? Marner? or Tavares? In Toronto it's pretty much known Marner will garnish 10 million. With Nylander at 7 million this leads me to believe 10 million plus for a Charlie.
That is outside what I believe the bruins want to spend on a player...
If I'm right in my analysis and it's greater than 10 million I trade Charlie in the summer only because the bruins are loaded with promising young D talent and I hate seeing players harnessing teams cap.
Dzingel isn't capable of playing both wings?
Your correct.Did my homework on him.He can play all 3 positions.Done it in the past.
McAvoy hasn't done nearly enough to even ask for 10M+ and I doubt he is.
McAvoy hasn't done nearly enough to even ask for 10M+ and I doubt he is.
Like who?Just for sake so I have a comparable.
The rumor is that his agent is using the Ekblad contract as an example:
"Aaron Ekblad signed a 8 year / $60,000,000 contract with the Florida Panthers, including $60,000,000 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $7,500,000. In 2018-19, Ekblad will earn a base salary of $4,000,000 and a signing bonus of $3,000,000, while carrying a cap hit of $7,500,000."
That is higher than Boston would like for Charlie, but its not unreasonable. I think both sides can work in toward a good deal from there.
Stone or bust. Not only is he an elite game changer, he is in his prime at 26 like Coyle. The bruins are lacking in the 25-29 year olds due to a bad drafting / retention period. This fills some holes. We have lots of B grade prospects 23 and under. Too many that won’t ever make the team. The B’s can afford to lose 2-3 of them.
I would say no to a deal involving Vaak first and Stud second. All the rest are available.
Would not hesitate giving up 2 firsts for Stone if it means we signed him. Look how many firsts don’t make it or become impact players (ZS, JZ).
Same. One for one. You want an elite top line/pairing player on their ELC from Boston put up your equivalent. Imagine if Toronto was still in the West? Their key need (McAvoy) for Boston's key need (Marner). Too bad they are destined to meet annually in the first round and totally wear out the winner for a rested Tampa until 2023.
That would be like the Bruins asking for Laine in exchange for 1 year of Krug.If you're mentioning Kreider in any trade proposal better have McAvoy on the other end.
Why? McAvoy is 20, 6 years away from free agency. Kreider is 28 and only 100 games away for free agency.
Makes no sense to include him in those discussions.
I wouldn't pay a 1st+ for Dzingel. Don't think he's good enough to make a major difference against Tampa. Prospect(s)+2nd sounds about right.
I agree, he’s an under the radar impact forward. Problem is he’s 31 and unrestricted.I really feel whoever grabs Zuccarello is going to love him. He’ll be a great addition anywhere.