BB06
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Rick just said Vancouver has been looking into Schmidt and Weegar
Vegas would bend us the f*** over in a Schmidt deal, theyre already playing the media angle of “in division” bs
Schmidt would redeem the loss of Tanev, and there are some options to replace Stecher. Hard to see where the cap room will come from, but Benning should be working the phones furiously right now to shuffle some contracts out.Schmidt would be a great get who would salvage a lot of this mess ... but I'd be very surprised if they could pull it off, for a lot of reasons.
I'm guessing the entire cost of doing something like this would be in the range of two first round picks. One to dump a guy like Eriksson to free the capspace and then one to convince VGK to trade him within the division.Schmidt would be a great get who would salvage a lot of this mess ... but I'd be very surprised if they could pull it off, for a lot of reasons.
Schmidt would redeem the loss of Tanev, and there are some options to replace Stecher. Hard to see where the cap room will come from, but Benning should be working the phones furiously right now to shuffle some contracts out.
They can probably get a good asset at the TDL if they decide to keep him and sell him as a rental (haha, that never happens).Even if Canucks do acquire Schmidt(doubtful) no reason to not move out Pearson who only makes 500k more than Toff or Virtanen who's well on his way to 3M.
I'm guessing the entire cost of doing something like this would be in the range of two first round picks. One to dump a guy like Eriksson to free the capspace and then one to convince VGK to trade him within the division.
If it's anything cheaper, it's a Toffoli level price which they should be all over
They can probably get a good asset at the TDL if they decide to keep him and sell him as a rental (haha, that never happens).
I don't think they want to live with the optics of trading a top six forward (actually a 3rd liner by performance) but they should have dumped him at the draft.
Canucks can’t afford the assets to get him in a regular trade. Even if they gave him away for a 3rd round pick the Canucks would be so pressed against the cap in 21-22 that they would have to send assets to unload guys.Vegas would bend us the f*** over in a Schmidt deal, theyre already playing the media angle of “in division” bs
I’m not saying it will happen. I am saying it should by all reasoning be happening. He should be trying to move heaven and earth. I am very well aware of his deficiencies.If it hasn't happened the past month...what makes you think it would happen now?
I don't even like Virtanen but who the hell else is playing top six for the canucks next season if Jake isn't doing it?Theoretically if they moved Virtanen they'd have the cap space for Schmidt.
But I'd be surprised if Vegas moved him here, surprised if Benning liked him enough to outbid the likes of Boston/NYR, and mildly surprised if we weren't on his NTC list.
Canucks can’t afford the assets to get him in a regular trade. Even if they gave him away for a 3rd round pick the Canucks would be so pressed against the cap in 21-22 that they would have to send assets to unload guys.
The Sooner That people come to the realization that no moves can be made without considering the 21-22 cap the quicker we can all accept not taking in term.
I really don't see why Vegas would move Schmidt anyways. Pay stupid to move MAF and then add to Martinez to get Colin Miller back at 50% retention. Buffalo is looking to move a RHD for LHD anyways and Vegas is already familiar with Colin Miller.
Theodore-Petro
Schmidt-Miller
McNabb-Whitecloud
That is a terrifying D-core