Canceled trades from the last Trade Deadline

[alko]

Any leaked rumors from GMs about their offers?

There was talk about Vegas hunt of Karlsson. But nobody knows their offer. Are there other confirmed offers, that were canceled?

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[jetsforever]

Allegedly Winnipeg was in on Brassard but Vegas wanted to keep him out of the West.

 

[hangman005]

Allegedly Winnipeg was in on Brassard but Vegas wanted to keep him out of the West.

Bad move in my opinion, especially because we got Reaves out of the deal

 

[Super Hans]

The Karlsson/VGK deal fell through because of a sibling rivalry with his little brother Bill.

 

[IceManCat]

Allegedly Winnipeg was in on Brassard but Vegas wanted to keep him out of the West.

What does Vegas have to do with it ?

 

[larmex99]

What does Vegas have to do with it ?

They funded the retained portion of Brassard’s contract in exchange for Reeves and a mid draft spot. Shady imo but apparently not against the CBA rules.

 

[PeterSidorkiewicz]

Bruce Garrioch at intermission last night during the Sens-Caps gave his oh so cute smirky face while saying he thinks a Zack Smith deal fell through at the last minute. He's pretty well connected obviously so I assume there is truth to that.

 

[Stand Witness]

The Vegas involvement in the Brassard trade doesn't look any better when you consider that Winnipeg ended up with Statsny instead.

 

[cactusjack]

From what i've read, the Karlsson trade to Vegas was one of Cody Glass/ Nick Suzuki/Erik Brannström and 2 firsts and a conditionnal pick if Karlsson re-signed and Ryan was part of the deal too.

 

[King In The North]

From what i've read, the Karlsson trade to Vegas was one of Cody Glass/ Nick Suzuki/Erik Brannström and 2 firsts and a conditionnal pick if Karlsson re-signed and Ryan was part of the deal too.

Jesus...

 

[Channelcat]

The Vegas involvement in the Brassard trade doesn't look any better when you consider that Winnipeg ended up with Statsny instead.

The whole story is laughable

 

[CantLoseWithMatthews]

From what i've read, the Karlsson trade to Vegas was one of Cody Glass/ Nick Suzuki/Erik Brannström and 2 firsts and a conditionnal pick if Karlsson re-signed and Ryan was part of the deal too.

Ottawa should have done it

 

[haveandare]

From what i've read, the Karlsson trade to Vegas was one of Cody Glass/ Nick Suzuki/Erik Brannström and 2 firsts and a conditionnal pick if Karlsson re-signed and Ryan was part of the deal too.

Wowww OTT should have done that if true. Really surprised Vegas would move all of that.

Edit: I'm a moron, I thought it was all 3 of them and 2 firsts.

 

[tom leafers]

From what i've read, the Karlsson trade to Vegas was one of Cody Glass/ Nick Suzuki/Erik Brannström and 2 firsts and a conditionnal pick if Karlsson re-signed and Ryan was part of the deal too.

I would have done that if i was Ottawa

 

[TomasHertlsRooster]

From what i've read, the Karlsson trade to Vegas was one of Cody Glass/ Nick Suzuki/Erik Brannström and 2 firsts and a conditionnal pick if Karlsson re-signed and Ryan was part of the deal too.

What? How are people acting like this is a massive offer? I saw people making offers much more substantial than this, and being told they were lowballs for the best defenseman in the world.

 

[Damisoph]

From what i've read, the Karlsson trade to Vegas was one of Cody Glass/ Nick Suzuki/Erik Brannström and 2 firsts and a conditionnal pick if Karlsson re-signed and Ryan was part of the deal too.

If true, it's understandable that Ottawa would reject it, it's not that great an offer. Put two of those young players in, with a young D (Theodore/Schmidt) off the roster, and a couple picks...now we're talking.

Supposedly Winnipeg had an offer on the table for Plekanec but the player didn't want to go out west citing family concerns.

 

[cactusjack]

If true, it's understandable that Ottawa would reject it, it's not that great an offer. Put two of those young players in, with a young D (Theodore/Schmidt) off the roster, and a couple picks...now we're talking.

Supposedly Winnipeg had an offer on the table for Plekanec but the player didn't want to go out west citing family concerns.

I'm not a Senators fan, but it's quite the same situation here with Pacioretty (one year left). Offers might not be great, but if you're going to get worse ones at draft or next year tradedeadline you have to pull the trigger. At the draft Karlsson will have 1 year left. He could get injured during year, team could suck etc. They are not sure if they'll make the playoffs. Offers will probably lower than. Next trade deadline you'll probably get offers like a 1st, 2nd A prospect. That's if Karlsson have a good year and is healty.

 

[Martin Skoula]

If true, it's understandable that Ottawa would reject it, it's not that great an offer. Put two of those young players in, with a young D (Theodore/Schmidt) off the roster, and a couple picks...now we're talking.

Supposedly Winnipeg had an offer on the table for Plekanec but the player didn't want to go out west citing family concerns.

If you're dumping Ryan's contract and still getting 3+ firsts, you're not doing too bad.

 

[Gentle Man]

Supposedly Bergevin asked for Trocheck in exchange for Pacioretty.

 

[GodEmperor]

The Karlsson/VGK deal fell through because of a sibling rivalry with his little brother Bill.

Reminds me of when Peter told his son to demand a trade out of Washington.

 

[brock0791]

Let say Winnipeg is a 60% favorite in the 1st round and 45% to win against NSH second round gives them a 27% chance of reaching WCF. I'll give Vegas 65% 1st round and 60% second round to be generous for the sake of the Brassard argument which gives them a 39% chance of WCF.

That makes a 10.5% chance of Winnipeg and Vegas meeting in the WCF. Is spending the 300-400k this year plus 1.6M next year worth keeping a 2/3 line center off of a team you have 10.5% chance of seeing? Maybe I guess seems like a stretch though.

 

[PAZ]

Let say Winnipeg is a 60% favorite in the 1st round and 45% to win against NSH second round gives them a 27% chance of reaching WCF. I'll give Vegas 65% 1st round and 60% second round to be generous for the sake of the Brassard argument which gives them a 39% chance of WCF.

That makes a 10.5% chance of Winnipeg and Vegas meeting in the WCF. Is spending the 300-400k this year plus 1.6M next year worth keeping a 2/3 line center off of a team you have 10.5% chance of seeing? Maybe I guess seems like a stretch though.

I'll laugh if Stastny resigns with the Jets at ~$5 mil, 3-4 year contract. Better center and a better fit for the Jets and all because Vegas helped Brassard go out east.

 

[JohnnyJacket13]

Apparently Columbus offered Chicago a 3rd pick for Anisimov @ 50% retention lol

 

[Pens x]

I find it hard to believe Vegas would have acquired Karlsson. They didn’t do a damn thing at the deadline except take on Brassard’s cap hit for Pittsburgh.

 

[Zarzh]

Let say Winnipeg is a 60% favorite in the 1st round and 45% to win against NSH second round gives them a 27% chance of reaching WCF. I'll give Vegas 65% 1st round and 60% second round to be generous for the sake of the Brassard argument which gives them a 39% chance of WCF.

That makes a 10.5% chance of Winnipeg and Vegas meeting in the WCF. Is spending the 300-400k this year plus 1.6M next year worth keeping a 2/3 line center off of a team you have 10.5% chance of seeing? Maybe I guess seems like a stretch though.

That's great odds for a team that's never won a playoff game.