It’s one thing to keep the high end young players/prospects off the table for someone like Miller. Chychrun is a different story. A trade is going to hurt. Too young and too much term at too good of a number.
I think Schneider Kravtsov and a 1st would be close.
Replace Kravtsov with Othmann and I’m in.I think Schneider Kravtsov and a 1st would be close.
The Coyotes won't trade him unless it's an overpayment. Most fans don't want the trade to happen and all that's been reported is GMBA saying he has taken calls on Chychrun, which only means teams want him, and it's his job to listen, but a couple of calls got him to think about it, which to us AZ fans mean teams are willing to overpay. I hope this helps clarify it.Don't understand why they want to trade him, could be a nice piece to a rebuild, still young. Maybe he wants out.
Replace Kravtsov with Othmann and I’m in.
Better than Schneider, Othmann and a 1st? Without including Eklund? Hmmm…how? Haha.I feel like the Sharks could do better but I'm not certain what.
Better than Schneider, Othmann and a 1st? Without including Eklund? Hmmm…how? Haha.
I feel like trade talks with Chychrun have slowed down since Klingberg went on the market.
That’s significantly worse, IMO. I’d probably accept the NYR package. That SJS package is a VERY easy pass for me.How much different would Merkley, Wiesblatt, and our 1st honestly?
That’s significantly worse, IMO. I’d probably accept the NYR package. That SJS package is a VERY easy pass for me.
Feeling is that with the rebuild that Chychrun’s numbers (especially offensively on a team that is essentially incapable of scoring) will suffer when it’s time for him to cash in as a UFA.Don't understand why they want to trade him, could be a nice piece to a rebuild, still young. Maybe he wants out.
It’s extremely substantial. I wouldn’t trade Schneider and Othmann as a pair for the trio of Sharks assets you offered. To me, the value is off by at least an additional 1st.I get that there may be a difference but I don't see it as substantial at this stage. The Sharks pick is looking much better than the Rangers pick and while the prospects favor New York, I can't imagine it's by very much at this stage.
That and Chychrun had covid.I feel like trade talks with Chychrun have slowed down since Klingberg went on the market.
It’s extremely substantial. I wouldn’t trade Schneider and Othmann as a pair for the trio of Sharks assets you offered. To me, the value is off by at least an additional 1st.
EDIT: I’m probably in the minority on that, though. Some personal bias. I wanted Ozzy with AZ’s 2nd before the league took it away. I really like him. I just don’t think he’s got top-line upside. I see a good, energetic 3rd line winger. I might trade one of our five 2nds for him. I’d trade one of our five 2nds for Merkley, too. But I wouldn’t trade the CAR or COL 1sts for him probably. I’m not a believer. Again, most would trade a pick in the late 20s for him pretty easily. I’d hesitate, personally.
SJose has such a strong blueline I don’t think Chychrun is an immediate priority but that being said their management may view a 23 year old top pairing D with significant term who just finished top 10 in Norris voting as being too good to pass up.That's fair. If you're not a believer, you're simply not going to value them as highly. I don't think Schneider is going to be top end. I tend to think he's 2nd pairing level but he's got talent. So does Merkley. Othmann is certainly more valuable than Wiesblatt. I do think his top side is top six winger maybe with top line potential but I tend to think Wiesblatt has that too but to a lesser extent. Saying 3rd line energy is not objectionable to me either and there's a value difference there. The Sharks pick is also looking like an early-to-mid teens pick compared to the mid-20's for the Rangers and there's a significant value difference there that's probably an early 2nd.
But I understand your view point and I don't think it's an objectionable opinion to have. I know for damn sure it's a tough hill to climb to try and get anyone of Chychrun's caliber without Eklund but he's our only future piece of noticeable value due to his skills. They can't afford to let him go while they're trying to refresh or do whatever the hell it is the Sharks are doing these days. lol
SJose has such a strong blueline I don’t think Chychrun is an immediate priority but that being said their management may view a 23 year old top pairing D with significant term who just finished top 10 in Norris voting as being too good to pass up.
SJose has such a strong blueline I don’t think Chychrun is an immediate priority but that being said their management may view a 23 year old top pairing D with significant term who just finished top 10 in Norris voting as being too good to pass up.
I like Krebs and Tuch’s value much more than Robertson and Sandin’s, personally. However, thats just me.Based on what Eichel returned:
1st round pick
Robertson - high upside NHL ready prospect
Sandin - current impact player
4 mil in cap
Sandin isn’t as good as Tuch however his potential is probably a bit higher.
I was legitimately being complimentary. I don’t believe Chychrun as being a priority for the Sharks given with what they already have on the books at that position.That statement is a bit of a head scratcher to me.
This range of offer has been discussed. The 1st will be pretty late. I would rather get Knies than Robertson. Probably add a conditional pick (going to the Coyotes) based on playoff success.Based on what Eichel returned:
1st round pick
Robertson - high upside NHL ready prospect
Sandin - current impact player
4 mil in cap
Sandin isn’t as good as Tuch however his potential is probably a bit higher.