GaryPoppins
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Wondering what the value would be for a Dustin Byfuglien. Could be a big possibility that to sign Trouba long term, Buff may need to be moved.
Wondering what the value would be for a Dustin Byfuglien. Could be a big possibility that to sign Trouba long term, Buff may need to be moved.
You'd be moving the wrong guy.Wondering what the value would be for a Dustin Byfuglien. Could be a big possibility that to sign Trouba long term, Buff may need to be moved.
Byfuglien came to camp last year in much better shape than we had seen previously. He was much improved defensively this year (a lot less Bad Buff), despite the lower point totals. The guy was an absolute monster in the playoffs, certainly the best defenceman we had. Given our organization's loyalty, and his performance last year, he won't be moving this year or next.
He's had one bad off-season that he was out of shape. He's been in pretty good shape otherwise during the offseason. The guy still logs 24+ mins/Normally, I'd agree that a player like Buff, who is aging, expensive, tends to puff up during the offseason, is somewhat defensively challenged, takes bad penalties, etc. would be a bad acquisition, but as a fan of a team that plays him regularly, I can say that he can be one of the most impactful players in a series this side of McCrosby. He is an offensive force, and the only one who can rival him as a physical force is Chara. Surprisingly nimble for a big man.
Trouba has nowhere near his talent. A team like TOR who is looking to contend now could do worse than try and pick him up. As much as I like Marleau, Buff would have far more impact, and is more of a need, for not too much more $.
He only makes sense for a team that is looking to win now.
Imagine him on PITT?
Actually, I've seen him a time or 3 during the offseason(s) down here. He tends to work out at a rink down here. I don't feel comfortable saying that he gets fat, but man, is he thick. Agreed that he could probably now be considered underrated, though he is one of those odd players that can either win you a series single handedly, or lose you one. He certainly does set a tone. I wonder if CHI made a mistake all those years ago keeping players like Shaw and Sharp over him.He's had one bad off-season that he was out of shape. He's been in pretty good shape otherwise during the offseason. The guy still logs 24+ mins/
Due to Byfugliens weight(I believe he’s been the heaviest for the last couple seasons), height and age he’s gonna varying value to different organizations. I could see a win now team like Tampa giving a good pay off, a team looking for some 1D experienced powerhouse to get them moving forward(hedging their funds that hopefully that pusses them into the playoffs) in Edmonton, Arizona or Buffalo...
I’d imagine his average pay off would be 2 round prospects(who are obviously still well in track to the NHL)/ a impact qaulity C/D(obviously teams won’t offer Elite positional players for him due to factors I’ve already mentioned)/ Blue Chip Prospect(I.e. a Top 20 prospect league wide) plus a 2nd maybe...
Yeah, what teams would want to strongest player in the league who hits like a truck and is good for 50 points a year as a right shot Dman?I don’t think he is worth that much in a trade
Calm down there sportYeah, what teams would want to strongest player in the league who hits like a truck and is good for 50 points a year as a right shot Dman?
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What you didn’t expect anyone to call you out on your idiotic posts?Calm down there sport
I'm pretty sure there's a rule that you're only allowed to speak English here on these boards.Due to Byfugliens weight(I believe he’s been the heaviest for the last couple seasons), height and age he’s gonna varying value to different organizations. I could see a win now team like Tampa giving a good pay off, a team looking for some 1D experienced powerhouse to get them moving forward(hedging their funds that hopefully that pusses them into the playoffs) in Edmonton, Arizona or Buffalo...
I’d imagine his average pay off would be 2 round prospects(who are obviously still well in track to the NHL)/ a impact qaulity C/D(obviously teams won’t offer Elite positional players for him due to factors I’ve already mentioned)/ Blue Chip Prospect(I.e. a Top 20 prospect league wide) plus a 2nd maybe...
Yeah, man. Just imagine him as a Penguin. Or, like I know it's like, a pipe dream or whatever, but imagine him on a team that's kinda like, netter than Pittsburgh? Probably a team that wasn't awesome enough to get Marleau, but still somehow had a kinda, umm, way better season anyway? Like in the regular season and in the thing after the season? The playoffs? Is that what it's called?Normally, I'd agree that a player like Buff, who is aging, expensive, tends to puff up during the offseason, is somewhat defensively challenged, takes bad penalties, etc. would be a bad acquisition, but as a fan of a team that plays him regularly, I can say that he can be one of the most impactful players in a series this side of McCrosby. He is an offensive force, and the only one who can rival him as a physical force is Chara. Surprisingly nimble for a big man.
Trouba has nowhere near his talent. A team like TOR who is looking to contend now could do worse than try and pick him up. As much as I like Marleau, Buff would have far more impact, and is more of a need, for not too much more $.
He only makes sense for a team that is looking to win now.
Imagine him on PITT?
It’s just my opinion. I personally wouldn’t want a team I root for to give up big assets to get Buff. But again, that’s just my take.What you didn’t expect anyone to call you out on your idiotic posts?