Gabe Kupari
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Maybe Dano is massively overrated and isnt as good as some think he is .
Maybe Dano is massively overrated and isnt as good as some think he is .
WTF? I don't get the logic of waiving a guy when you have 2 guys in Lemieux and KV who can go down without requiring waivers. This year was supposed to be Dano's chance.
Now it seems like the best asset we are going to get out of the Ladd trade is just the capspace.
To get him to sign now instead of going to KHL for bigger salary and them make a Tolvanen-like show of himself so he could ask a bonus-heavy $3M AAV ELC like Tolv did.Why would the Jets agree to such a condition?
That is not "clear" at all.
Over another guy with no bonus? How does that work? It still will kill a year of his ELC and get him to UFA a year quicker if it keeps up. Not to mention that it would make him eligible for the XD if that is delayed a year. The timing of that is not written in stone yet.
Can you even claim to have gained cap space when an aging player goes to UFA? Just asking. I suppose when you know he was offered a contract you can consider it but it just seems like natural passage of time.
I'm wondering why columbus let him go more than anything, 21 points in 35 games on his +1 year from the draft as a low 1st rounder.
but if he had a performance bonus...
It was suggested when he signed that the lack of one this season was an early indicator he was making the team.
Well I was trying to look at the positives. If you want to go all Nietzsche on that trade then it was- Andrew Ladd + 2nd round pick for Logan Stanley and Luke Green
Asset management is key but so is people/individual management. I wanted Dano to succeed here but the fact of the matter for me is we also have to manage an organization of individuals. I’d say this sends a pretty good message that sometimes when the org feels it’s time for a player to stay regardless of waiver status we will reward players with an NHL roster spot if they’ve put in the work and earned it. In this case clearly the org feels that way in regards to Lemieux > Dano.
The choice is him playing this year for no bonus or him not playing this year for no bonus. I'm completely missing the connection with that suggestion or else it was an ill thought out suggestion. It might be different if he was delivering more than he is costing, but it is the exact opposite of that.
3-4 years from now will we be wondering if he was rushed into the NHL? How many times do we hear that about a player who was played in the NHL before he was ready and who later fails to live up to expectations?
Contract provisions or not, he is not more ready than Lemieux, Petan or Dano. Now Dano has been exposed to waivers in order to keep him playing 7 min/gm. He is probably learning and getting better, but is he doing so faster/better than he would be doing playing 20 min/gm in the AHL, or even 15 in the KHL? And even if he is, is that worth what it is costing? His presence is holding back the 4th line and screwing around with our depth players.
I like Lemieux over all 3 of these guys - haven't seen a ton of him but from what I have seen, he brings it.
You just know Maurice is going to like this guy and work to get him into the line up - I wouldn't be surprised to see him on the 4th and KV down for development.
I agree that K-Ves shouldn't be playing on the Jets right now. He should be adapting to the North American style in the AHL, getting heavy minutes. Was simply pointing out that it's not normal for a 1st round pick to have a contract containing NO performance bonus' for his first year. The only reason to have omitted it would be to save the Jets as much as $850,000 should he make the team. Lempo brought this up back in September in a discussion with KingBogo.
Well I was trying to look at the positives. If you want to go all Nietzsche on that trade then it was- Andrew Ladd + 2nd round pick for Logan Stanley and Luke Green
I don't see Lemieux as having anything to do with this. It is keeping KV on the roster for no apparent reason vs waiving Dano. Keeping KV is a pretty obvious no-brainer.
You can't keep holding onto to assets just to say, "Hey! We have the most assets!"Why is Chevy giving away young players when he doesn't have to?
For those that voted no...who claims him?
Going with Arizona.
Petan I understand, absolutely no reason to flush Dano right now in favour of Lemieux or Ves. Neither of those players have screamed can't keep me out of the lineup and both have options.You can't keep holding onto to assets just to say, "Hey! We have the most assets!"
At some point management has to make a decision.
They've decided to put their faith in Lemieux and Petan. Maybe they're wrong.
Maybe they're right.
But I for one like this move.
I’m guessing Detroit, maybe Vancouver.