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Try Werenski coming back in any return for Conner, anything less Chevy will hang up. And no way the first should be protected in the deal you proposed
Try Werenski coming back in any return for Conner, anything less Chevy will hang up. And no way the first should be protected in the deal you proposed
Lol, Buff being gone would (does, because it's obviously true) mean the Jets are under the cap floor and now we're afraid of an offersheet?With the news of Big Buf contemplating retirement, Winnipeg may be desperate to acquire a defenseman. Columbus is in a position to present an offer sheet to Connor, and could leverage the threat of an offer sheet into a trade similar to how we acquired Brandon Saad in 2015.
To CBJ: Kyle Connor (signed long-term)
To WPG: David Savard + 2020 1st Rd Pick (protected, moves to 2021 if CBJ picks in top-10)
Columbus solves their top-6 LW hole and clears their logjam of defensemen, and Winnipeg frees up a lot of cap space to sign Laine comfortably while adding a steady stay-at-home RHD to replace Buf and Myers.
With appropriate adds (if necessary), could something like this work for both teams?
It's weird to claim this after he just played back to back full seasons and his 2 season with 50-some games are the only years in his career other than the lockout shortened season (where he played 48/48) and his rookie season (where he had 34 AHL games) that he played fewer than 70 games.
DittoYikes, I think this is gonna be one of those threads I tell myself not to follow but then I will and then posters will make me mad and then I'll feel obligated to teach them that they don't know what they're talking about and it'll consume all my time and then I'll start to question whether or not I should keep coming here and what the longest run-on sentence I've ever written is and whether or not I can break that record.
Hard pass from me. Little is a good player, but he's signed for 5 more years at a higher AAV than Brodie.
If Buff's not coming back (he's not) we're pretty much guaranteed picking 4th as a worst-case scenario. Not sure a D is going to be bpa in that slotHe would probably be a good fit. The only issue is if Buff really don’t come back and you’re Winnipeg, you want to hold on to that first round pick like your life depends on it, just in case your defense can’t hold it.
I wouldn’t want to trade any top rated prospects or roster players at this point for a one year solution either.
It’ll probably be around a second round pick and b- level prospect if it ever gets to that point and Calgary needs the cap space. Win-win (to some degree) for both teams
This pathetic nonsense makes the OP look fair and balanced.much more likely situation...
Buff retires and WPG sign both Connor and Laine to a combined 12.5 - 15 million per season.
Cbj trades either Murray, Savvard, Nutivaara, or Gavrikov + defensive prospect (let’s say Carlson) + bottom 6 player
For
Roslovic
Until we have to replace the other player on the rsoter and then we save less than 300kBut with Brodie + Janko, we actually clear just slightly over 1 mil AAV for the coming season which I believe allows us to do 7.5 mil AAV for Tkachuk. It's also weird because we'd be acquiring Little to play 3C so that Lindholm could stay at 1RW (Instead of moving to 3C). That's a heck of a top 9 to roll and Doc is a damn fine player to have as a 4C. In an injury situation, he could even sub up as top 6 RW.
After next season, without Czarnik + Frolik, that should help to absorb the cap implications.
I can't comment if the Jets even think this move is viable, but since the Flames are not going to be able to compete via superstar centres, having ridiculous centre depth is an option to pursue.
I have no interest in Little, but your reasoning of GP is simply awful.Those two 50 game seasons are pretty concerning to me as it's not far removed, and given his age depending on what the injury was theres always more concern.
Combine that concern with the fact that he scores the same as Backlund at the same position and I just dont think hes a good option.
As a player, sure hes fine as a 2/3 centre. I just have my reservations.
Not to mention the amount of Jets fans that I've seen be upset about him playing with top 6 players...
With the news of Big Buff, the Jets can use a D, what would it take for TJ Brodie to land in Winnipeg?
Would rather have Hamonic... more chance of him staying and extending!Brodie + Jankowski for Little
Hamonic makes a ton of sense for Winnipeg. They were on his short list when he wanted out of NY. Winnipeg could use him badly and Calgary moves Andersson up the depth chart.
No contract for next year diminishes Hamonic's value though. If this year is going to be a disaster for Winnipeg, just try to sign him next season with the cap space they'll have. No one is due for a big raise next season.