We won't get a 1st back without a bad contract coming back. 2nd and expiring is my guessthat was the real CC that played last nite against Pitt..... if he continues to play like that, dang, a 1st rounder is possible or at least 2 - 2nd rounders.
We won't get a 1st back without a bad contract coming back. 2nd and expiring is my guessthat was the real CC that played last nite against Pitt..... if he continues to play like that, dang, a 1st rounder is possible or at least 2 - 2nd rounders.
Crawford is giving up 3 goals a game and has a .900 SV%. He’s not getting a first rounder back
He's a 34 year old goalie with 1 year left with 6 million.His value isn't reliant on just his current stats for the season. He showed last night why he would easily fetch a 1st from a desperate team.
He's a 34 year old goalie with 1 year left with 6 million.
Who says this is the real Crawford and not the bad glove, bad rebound 90% Crow?
What would you give for this Goalie?
It would not be easy to see him on a different team, but I'd move on while he has value and we have the time to find his replacement that will be here when the young D will be ready.
i will respect yours and any other posters who want to disagree with me. that is the beauty of a sport forum.We won't get a 1st back without a bad contract coming back. 2nd and expiring is my guess
Name the last #1 goalie traded.Insert here the last goalie trade which netted 1st round pick without taking some dead weight back.
Cory Schneider came to mind first obviously.
Thanks.Ryan Miller is the mid season big time goalie trade I can recall mid season.
Kings didn't trade for Bishop to be their #1 and was technically a cap dump.And Ben Bishop got Tampa what? I’m looking at him because the goalie market has been what it is last couple years.
Thanks.
St. Louis Blues acquired Ryan Miller and Steve Ott from the Buffalo Sabres for Jaroslav Halak, Chris Stewart, prospect William Carrier, a first-round draft pick in 2015 and a third-round pick in 2016
Ryan Miller was a UFA, and returned this much in a trade.
...and people are saying we couldn't get a 1st for Crow?
Kings didn't trade for Bishop to be their #1 and was technically a cap dump.
Ben Bishop gives Kings another No. 1 goalie
Yes they did trade for him to be their #1 if Quick hadn’t returned back to elite level. But what ever.
If Crow fetches 1st, I’m heavily surprised. Flyers might be the only team to do that because Holmgren is idiot.
I disagree. You have more than half a season left. Anything can happen with injuries to a #1. There have already been quite a few. A contender absolutely would pay a first for Crow if they think he's the difference in them winning the Cup or not. IMO.
And that post above wasn't geared towards you about crying. It's about some other person on here who will remain nameless.
Hopefully you are correct. At this point I’m not sure if I’d want to even trade him but if the package starts with 1st, I’m leaning towards to it. I just think Crow might be better next year like the whole team and beyond that he could be the mentor for new guy. But, if the package is there..
And yeah I know, I read those posts. I mean we are in message board talking about opinions? C’mon. Grow a pair.
And that WAS towards you you kid!!
It is a negative. What contender needs a #1 and can take on his contract?With a proven track record of being elite. Of being a top 5 goalie in the NHL. The 1 year left is just a bonus for whatever team gets him. It's only 1 year. You say it like it's a bad thing. I'd pay a first rounder if it meant being a Cup contender or not. A team whose only question mark on if they could win the Cup was goaltending... would be stupid not to.
It is a negative. What contender needs a #1 and can take on his contract?
Crawford was away a long time and is a 90% goalie with troubles so far this year
It is a negative. What contender needs a #1 and can take on his contract?
Crawford was away a long time and is a 90% goalie with troubles so far this year
i have never heard that term before..... me likes it.Right now though it would depend on the pieces coming back and his NMC/NTC status. We most certainly don't have a goaltender of his ilk remotely proven in the pipeline--and definitely no one who can play behind the fecal-fest we call Team D.
Adding onto this: our D-pipeline is at best 2006 level. 1 or two aged vets with the crap kicked out of them and a handful of promising rookies. I don't think it's remotely possible for the 'hawks team D to be able to carry a young, average goalie--not now and not for a few years--pending how our young D-prospects mature. There's that to factor in as well. It took Keith & Seabrook *years* of development to be able to carry Neimi/Huet. Both are too old to be carrying any goalie right now. While the possibility of a revolving door of Wards can certainly happen, I don't think trading Crawford is going to move the 'hawks any closer to being competitive in the near term--if anything it's a push since it's not going to accelerate the D maturing.
as of this morning, per nhl rumors, Pitt and Phil are looking for goalies...... last week i believe Fla was in the market for a goalie as well. La Kings are in play with 2 goalies, one to trade. as i said earlier, yesterday game prove, put a viable top pair d-men in front of CC and he will be a different goalie ....
for me, i am indifferent on whether the Bhawks should go out and actively seek a trade for CC..... but if it is there fine. i also have a hard time imagining that the Bhawks will seek out a top line d-men in the fa market next off season. so this team may take additional yrs to be ready to compete....
so yeah, if the deal is there, make the trade.