Proposal: Colorado - Anaheim

[josra33]

Now that Monahan and Lindholm are out of the way:

To Anaheim:
2024 1st Round
2025 3rd Round
Oskar Olausson

To Colorado:
Adam Henrique (50% - $2,912,500)

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[Play]

Take out the third and replace it with a second or else stick with Ryan Johansen

Ducks have leverage now

 

[robbieboy3686]

Now that Monahan and Lindholm are out of the way:

To Anaheim:
2024 1st Round
2025 3rd Round
Oskar Olausson

To Colorado:
Adam Henrique (50% - $2,912,500)

Ducks say yes. Let’s get errrrrrrrrr done

 

[josra33]

Take out the third and replace it with a second.

Ducks have leverage now

If you want to wait til 2026.

 

[KickHisAssZegrass]

Yeah as long as a 1st is coming back I'm good with it. I really like him for the Avs... and really any competitor, he can be used wherever you need him

 

[Mrfenn92]

Sounds like a deal

 

[John Mandalorian]

Now that Monahan and Lindholm are out of the way:

To Anaheim:
2024 1st Round
2025 3rd Round
Oskar Olausson

To Colorado:
Adam Henrique (50% - $2,912,500)

Not likely the Avs trade a first for a rental.

 

[Zegs2sendhelp]

Now that Monahan and Lindholm are out of the way:

To Anaheim:
2024 1st Round
2025 3rd Round
Oskar Olausson

To Colorado:
Adam Henrique (50% - $2,912,500)

Seems good to me

Would also accept

2024 1st + 2026 2nd and you can keep 3rd and olausson

 

[Play]

Sounds like a deal

He agreed to a 2026 second instead of 2025 third. Clarify you are agreeing to the updated proposal not original

 

[josra33]

Not likely the Avs trade a first for a rental.

I’d be fine with trading for him and signing him to like 2 year deal.

Seems good to me

Would also accept

2024 1st + 2026 2nd and you can keep 3rd and olausson

I would also be good with that.

 

[dirtydanglez]

to get olausson i think ducks would have to take ryjo instead of retaining

I’d be fine with trading for him and signing him to like 2 year deal.

he's only 33 so he probably gets a 3-5 year deal

 

[josra33]

to get olausson i think ducks would have to take ryjo instead of retaining


he's only 33 so he probably gets a 3-5 year deal

I would keep Ryjo the cap works. Push him to 3rd line center. I’d also be ok to a 3 year deal max.

 

[Zegs2sendhelp]

to get olausson i think ducks would have to take ryjo instead of retaining


he's only 33 so he probably gets a 3-5 year deal

Prob depends if he wants a cup or not…. But maybe he signs something smaller to stay on a co tender

 

[John Mandalorian]

I’d be fine with trading for him and signing him to like 2 year deal.


I would also be good with that.

Its more likely theyll target term unless its a rental for less than a first or an RFA.

Im indifferent to Henrique. There are pros and cons here. I do prefer him over Monahan though.

I do think there is some bloat in his salary and part of the retention should be for that and gratis for the acquiring team.

 

[Play]

I would keep Ryjo the cap works. Push him to 3rd line center. I’d also be ok to a 3 year deal max.

Yeah hate him or love him, he’s going to be the guy out there to win a key faceoff during playoff PK

 

[LurkerMcgee]

Yeah hate him or love him, he’s going to be the guy out there to win a key faceoff during playoff PK

If he can win it and then change quick, its a worthwhile asset in playoffs

 

[josra33]

Yeah hate him or love him, he’s going to be the guy out there to win a key faceoff during playoff PK

I wanted him last deadline.

 

[WhatTheDuck]

The value for just Henrique doesn't look too bad. Though as mentioned in another thread, the Ducks have a ton of prospects/young players and also a ton of picks already. Their best course is to deal with whatever team is willing to part with the single best asset to build a trade around.

I understand that Ritchie is too impressive of a prospect to deal for any rental alone, but could the short term benefit of a trade stack up enough to make it worth making him available? If he's on the table, I would have no trouble adding Vatrano at 50% (one year remaining) and taking back RyJo. Henrique and Vatrano's halved cap hits are barely more than Johansen for this year, and the Avs get significant savings next year.

 

[Play]

If he can win it and then change quick, its a worthwhile asset in playoffs

Yup

 

[lwvs84]

If you want to wait til 2026.

Most people are about instant gratification and want the picks now, for the Ducks waiting a bit for a better pick might actually be beneficial. They have a ton of young guys coming into the system and staggering another 2nd rounder a couple years from now may not be a bad thing. It'll give time for prospects to work themselves out, see who fits, move on from some, then start infusing more picks when the next batch of guys are moved up or moved out.

 

[FiveTacos]

Most people are about instant gratification and want the picks now, for the Ducks waiting a bit for a better pick might actually be beneficial.

They're almost at the point where the only reason to have more picks is to use them in trades for actual players, trading up, or even swapping for future picks. There's a point at which you just can't sign all those prospects and give them sufficient roles to develop them.

And the other advantage of taking future picks is that if their rebuild goes well and they're in the playoffs in 2-3 years they could have extra trade ammo for their own rentals. If I were them I would not hesitate to take a future 1st and extras, vs just a 1st now.

 

[Junohockeyfan]

Low end 2C's / 3C's like Henrique just skyrocketed in cost thanks to Hughes. Its gonna cost more today than it would have yesterday.