SteveCangialosi123
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Yes, you’ve already demonstrated that you don’t know how to evaluate hockey players.
Anyway, I think Ty Smith has a big season in Scranton next year, enjoy!
News: Devils file for club-elected arbitration with Timo Meier
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Anyway, I think Ty Smith has a big season in Scranton next year, enjoy!
Where’s the “gotcha?” This was 100% expected. They file for arb as a fail safe to have the QO knocked down to 8.5mil in case a long term extension doesn’t get signed before then. I doubt either side wants that
Gurglesons
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Rather have Ty Smith in the minors than Marino playing 20 minutes a night in the playoffs.
41% GF% in 500+ 5v5 minutes in the playoffs over four seasons, enjoy!
No, a lot of fans were saying it'd be stupid for Meier not to settle for a lower contract because of term, but my point always has been Meier structured his contract in a way to get max value just like Tkachuk.
If the Devils do end up losing Timo to UFA, I still make that trade.
Hope Fitz can tweak the defense and make a run this coming season.
What I'm saying is, when you have the prospect pool the Devils have, a 1st and a middling prospect is not a huge loss.
Hope Fitz can tweak the defense and make a run this coming season.
What I'm saying is, when you have the prospect pool the Devils have, a 1st and a middling prospect is not a huge loss.
Still not seeing the “gotcha?” You realize that nothing has been decided, right? This doesn’t automatically mean that Meier is getting a one year deal no matter how much you want it to be to try to fit your narrative. The arbitration date is basically just a deadline now.
Gurglesons
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This is exactly what I was thinking. I mean, was this surprising?
From New Jersey's standpoint, I don't even think the 10M vs 8.5 is the biggest concern, it is just a bonus in a worst case scenario outcome. The last thing they really want is Meier signing the very tempting 1 year QO. This move definitely increases Meiers incentive to sign long-term now.
If I am Meier and I have a 10M QO on the table, I am signing it and then negotiating a new 8 year deal on Jan. 1st that would take me to 35, and I'd have all the leverage.
Selfish homer fan question: Does this type of situation also apply to the Canucks with Pettersson next off season (reducing his QO by 15% if he doesn't sign an extension/is taken to arbitration)?
Arbitrator would probably award a higher salary with Pettersson anyway but just wondering.
Arbitrator would probably award a higher salary with Pettersson anyway but just wondering.
Galaxydoggystyle
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Do you ever research anything before you post or do you just do bad takes to make people laugh?
AvatarAang
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Meier should get about 8-9*8y long term. Real question is does he wants to be long term in NJ?
His tenure there was meh performance-wise, we'll see if he liked it enough to commit long term.
His tenure there was meh performance-wise, we'll see if he liked it enough to commit long term.
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I wonder what his PDO was? I heard a rumor that in small sample sizes that can be pretty relevant.
Unfortunately for Marino, he was tasked with carrying Ryan Graves, which is pretty much impossible with the way he played.
Golden_Jet
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Like a lot of deadline acquisitions, it takes time to sort things out. I'm always reminded of when the Devils got Alexander Mogilny in 2000. He put up modest numbers the rest of that season (3-3-6 in 12 regular season games, 4-3-7 in 23 playoff games). Then he led the team with 43 goals the following regular season.
They started him off on a line with Hughes-Bratt and after several games they shifted him around and he played with different centers. The Tatar-Hischier-Mercer line was going well in the second half, so I think the staff didn't want to break that line up. But with Tatar likely not being retained, that opens up a spot potentially with Nico. 9 goals in 21 regular season games wasn't too bad either. Maybe they put him back with Hughes; I'm also reminded of Patrik Elias and Scott Gomez not clicking in 2002-03 then it worked the following year.
Timo created a decent amount of chances in the playoffs, just didn't get the results (as opposed to Bratt who kinda disappeared). 5.4% shooting percentage is usually a decent bet to rebound back up.
Gurglesons
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Don’t worry. There is always an excuse with Marino.
Dude has been abused in 500+ minutes of 5v5 play in the playoffs, but it was goaltending, his d partner, etc.
Marc the Habs Fan
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It's the only thing he has now that the Pens are playoffless for the foreseeable future.
Gurglesons
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Same crowd said Zach Aston Reese was a Selke candidate and he’s probably out of the league within a few.
Same crowd is saying Bob had the best goaltending post season in year because of xGF and Vegas is the luckiest. These stats mean nothing.
mouser
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Gonna be awkward that Meier wants more than Hughes… no reason for him to take less when he can get 1 year of 8.5 and then cap goes up too
Patdud
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Pasta just signed for 11.25 and he wants more than 9? does he think hes Matt Tkachuck?
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He was -1 through the playoffs, the best rating of any regular devils defenseman, despite a 950 PDO. What's your excuse for that?
This obsession is pretty pathetic. It's also pretty odd to be so obsessed with a player who you clearly don't watch. He was our best defenseman in the playoffs.
You lost the trade, deal with it.
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