Kevin Musto
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Proposal: CHI-NYI
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Both guys are bordering on draft busts, and haven't fit with their organization at all.
Ho-Sang has the higher ceiling, Perlini the higher floor. Trade looks pretty close at first glance. Both teams would probably think about it. Seems to favour NYI slightly, as Perlini is NHL worthy now.
Ho-Sang has the higher ceiling, Perlini the higher floor. Trade looks pretty close at first glance. Both teams would probably think about it. Seems to favour NYI slightly, as Perlini is NHL worthy now.
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Musto and a Perlini trade thread...Just another day in the simulation
Isles would most likely add to it to get a better player. What would it take to get Saad? Any chance to get Kane? Had to ask..you never know.
To get saad that trade probably a combination of a higher pick and a good prospect. Not now but at the deadline depending on how both teams are sitting at that point.
If not the offseason a deal can come together.
Kane they aren't moving unless they go total rebuild which I don't see, even then he has no trade clause so he can control his destination. Not saying he wouldn't choose the isles.
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While I think Perlini has more value, my only issue is where does Perlini play? We don't have a roster spot for him which means we would risk losing him if we send him down on waivers.
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Someone brought up (maybe in this thread?) that making a trade of a player that got passed on waivers allows the trading team to immediately put them in the minors. If you pick up a player on waivers, they have to be on the NHL team.
Guess this is the reason why a lot of players don't get claimed and pass through waiver so easily, even though they would seem to have some value.
And lacking the hockey IQ to explain how this actually helps the Hawks who are tied several D-men this year and have other 1st and 2nd round picked kids for the near future.
From my understanding if this trade was made and the Islanders wanted to send Perlini to the AHL, he would have to go through waivers first. On the flip side Chicago could trade for Ho Sang and leave him in the AHL till they want to bring him up.
It's for that reason that Ho Sang probably has slightly higher value now then just before we sent him to the AHL(he already cleared that hurdle)
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Chicago seems to do well with these change of scenery trades.
Would be hilarious to see Ho-Sang, Nylander and Strome all succeed with the Hawks.
Would be hilarious to see Ho-Sang, Nylander and Strome all succeed with the Hawks.
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Perlini doesn't bring anything Ho Sang can't provide. It's a trade for the sake of making a trade. Call it change of scenery but that's what happened last year and Perlini is no different in Chi-Town
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