Proposal: Dylan Strome

[TLEH]

Hawks have Jonathan Toews still playing very well and Dach right behind him.

Taking that into account, also with the flat cap and Strome due a raise, Hawks are probably looking to move on from him.

Anyone looking for an offensive 2C? He's absolutely not a winger btw.

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[Djp]

He isnt the best 2C out there

 

[Langdon Alger]

I wonder if he’d be a guy Ottawa would take a look at. Tierney likely gets moved out at some point, and Logan Brown might be running out of time here. Strome might be a nice option.

What is his value?

 

[Tatar Shots]

What would the ask be from Detroit? Wings absolutely need to add a center this offseason.

 

[Kevin Musto]

I wonder if he’d be a guy Ottawa would take a look at. Tierney likely gets moved out at some point, and Logan Brown might be running out of time here. Strome might be a nice option.

What is his value?

What would the ask be from Detroit? Wings absolutely need to add a center this offseason.

Chicago shouldn't be trading him to begin with.

He's a young RFA that will be a very cheap re-sign and is capable of putting up 60 points. The Hawks can't just throw away that kind of production, and a prospect drafted outside the top 10 doesn't have high odds of replacing that production, and if they did it wouldn't be for at least 3 years.

My point being, Chicago has no reason to trade Strome except for an overpay. They're in no position of losing him, and he's only going to get better. Why move him?

 

[Langdon Alger]

Chicago shouldn't be trading him to begin with.

He's a young RFA that will be a very cheap re-sign and is capable of putting up 60 points. The Hawks can't just throw away that kind of production, and a prospect drafted outside the top 10 doesn't have high odds of replacing that production, and if they did it wouldn't be for at least 3 years.

My point being, Chicago has no reason to trade Strome except for an overpay. They're in no position of losing him, and he's only going to get better. Why move him?

Cuz the OP said he was available.

 

[Kevin Musto]

Cuz the OP said he was available.

He's not untouchable so technically that makes him available, but I doubt he's being actively shopped unless Stan believes he can get a team to overpay.

 

[Filthy Dangles]

Chicago shouldn't be trading him to begin with.

He's a young RFA that will be a very cheap re-sign and is capable of putting up 60 points. The Hawks can't just throw away that kind of production, and a prospect drafted outside the top 10 doesn't have high odds of replacing that production, and if they did it wouldn't be for at least 3 years.

My point being, Chicago has no reason to trade Strome except for an overpay. They're in no position of losing him, and he's only going to get better. Why move him?

He can score 60 points playing with Pat Kane like his brother can score 60 points playing with Artemi Panarin.

 

[Kevin Musto]

He can score 60 points playing with Pat Kane like his brother can score 60 points playing with Artemi Panarin.

...60 points is 60 points. Not every player is capable of putting up 60 points with Kane (trust me, there's been many failures). That's just good chemistry.

 

[AKL]

...60 points is 60 points. Not every player is capable of putting up 60 points with Kane (trust me, there's been many failures). That's just good chemistry.

Not every team has a Kane or Panarin to even attempt it with either. "60 points is 60 points" is easy to say atop the golden throne, but sounds pretty hollow when you're looking for him to be one of the go-to offensive players on a team without a superstar winger.

 

[Stuzchuk]

I wonder if he’d be a guy Ottawa would take a look at. Tierney likely gets moved out at some point, and Logan Brown might be running out of time here. Strome might be a nice option.

What is his value?

I'd like Strome in Ottawa... would most likely cost 2020-1st (NYI) though

 

[Langdon Alger]

I'd like Strome in Ottawa... would most likely cost 2020-1st (NYI) though

I might do that if the pick is 28-31. If it’s from 20-22, not sure.

 

[Kublakhan]

Hawks have Jonathan Toews still playing very well and Dach right behind him.

Taking that into account, also with the flat cap and Strome due a raise, Hawks are probably looking to move on from him.

Anyone looking for an offensive 2C? He's absolutely not a winger btw.

I'd trade Montour and Mittelstadt for him..

 

[AKL]

I might do that if the pick is 28-31. If it’s from 20-22, not sure.

At this point the pick is guaranteed to be 25th or later.

 

[Kaners Bald Spot]

I'd trade Montour and Mittelstadt for him..

Montour doesn't help the Blackhawks. They already have a logjam at RD.
Thompson and Mittelstadt I could get behind.

 

[Langdon Alger]

At this point the pick is guaranteed to be 25th or later.

not sure if that’s true.

 

[Kevin Musto]

I'd like Strome in Ottawa... would most likely cost 2020-1st (NYI) though

I get what you're saying. A late 1st is probably the value people would attach to Strome.

But Chicago doesn't need to trade him, so why would they settle for a late 1st? They're likely not going to get a player better than Strome with that pick.

 

[Kevin Musto]

I'd trade Montour and Mittelstadt for him..

Montour wouldn't get minutes over Mitchell, Boqvist, and Murphy so Chicago doesn't need him.

Mittelstadt will never be as good as Strome.

 

[Djp]

At this point the pick is guaranteed to be 25th or later.

I have not read any new draft sorting rules....

If the consider the bye teams as division winners then they sort

28-31 those that win round (at least 2 division winners)
22-27 division winners if nyi and van advance is 24-37 if both eliminated
16-21/23 the playoff teams eliminated. I’m unsure how they are sorted..by pts or 82 games prorated.

 

[Dr Quincy]

Chicago shouldn't be trading him to begin with.

He's a young RFA that will be a very cheap re-sign and is capable of putting up 60 points. The Hawks can't just throw away that kind of production, and a prospect drafted outside the top 10 doesn't have high odds of replacing that production, and if they did it wouldn't be for at least 3 years.

My point being, Chicago has no reason to trade Strome except for an overpay. They're in no position of losing him, and he's only going to get better. Why move him?

Why would a young C capable of putting up 60 pts be a very cheap re-sign?

 

[lilfedor]

Hawks have Jonathan Toews still playing very well and Dach right behind him.

Taking that into account, also with the flat cap and Strome due a raise, Hawks are probably looking to move on from him.

Anyone looking for an offensive 2C? He's absolutely not a winger btw.

Columbus desperately needs a 2C with a scoring touch. Not sure they’re ideal partners with Chicago though. Would depend on what their need is in return?

 

[Kevin Musto]

Why would a young C capable of putting up 60 pts be a very cheap re-sign?

On a short term deal. Similar to what San Jose did with Kevin Labanc.

 

[AKL]

On a short term deal. Similar to what San Jose did with Kevin Labanc.

That was Kevin Labanc being dumb and it not paying off

 

[Dr Jan Itor]

Labanc isn't an example, he's a cautionary tale.

 

[TheDachKnight]

He had a down year compared to the year before, mostly due to an injury. If a late 1st is the best that’s offered, I’d be happy to keep him. Ideally, we’d get a young top-4 D or a young top-6 wing with a good two-way game back. He’s only “available” because we have Toews and Dach as our top-2 Cs and he doesn’t have the defensive game to be our 3C.