Certainly. But at the same time they're getting a legit defensmen, which they sorely need.
Canes can't do any of that unless the league is giving them an exemption on being under the cap.Why is why I think you argue they can afford to lose Pesce and Necas for a legitimate game breaker and then slowly move out older less effective forward depth and plug and play if they can keep together the elite three of Svech, Aho and Laine.
This and a move like Kuemper would make them a favorite for the cup in my eyes.
Certainly. But at the same time they're getting a legit defensmen, which they sorely need.
Canes can't do any of that unless the league is giving them an exemption on being under the cap.
Continues to improve? Did anybody notice his usage against the Bruins in the playoffs? He turns 22 in a few days so we have to give him a bit of a break but he didn't trend well in the playoffs and that was a good test for him at age 21. He finished playing 4th line RW... not even 4th line Center.
Not saying he will bust but I do feel posters are not looking at context with Necas. If Necas was with the Leafs or Habs and trended like that, his value would be rag dolled on HF boards. I doubt posters outside of the Canes or Bruins watched him in the playoffs.
No, they can't. Laine has a cap hit of $6.75M vs Pesce at $4.05M and Necas at $0.87M. That is a net loss of cap space of more than $1.8M while they only have $0.93M in space. Then your idea to move Dzingle out ($3.4M cap) for Kuemper ($4.5M cap) for a net loss of another $1.1M more.They can fit Laine this year with Pesce and Necas going out. Then move either a player like Dzingel or Nino or one of their goalies out for Kuemper with a 1st.
Would rather deal with the BJs
So you're dismissing entire regular season as a rookie because of 3 playoff games where Carolina was battling elimination?
Jets needing a value RD contract on a player in his prime still don't justify trade value IMO. If Necas don't turn into a legit top 2C, Jets loose this trade. It's too risky and Jets would probably like to see Necas in his age 22 season I would imagine. He didn't finish well in the playoffs against the Bruins. Still young yes but Jets can bank on hope
No, they can't. Laine has a cap hit of $6.75M vs Pesce at $4.05M and Necas at $0.87M. That is a net loss of cap space of more than $1.8M while they only have $0.93M in space. Then your idea to move Dzingle out ($3.4M cap) for Kuemper ($4.5M cap) for a net loss of another $1.1M more.
Math is still math and we can't do that. The only option you gave that would be cap friendly to the Canes would be Niederreiter for Kuemper, but Arizona would have zero interest in adding more cap.
As I see it Hurricanes have a roster full of good players. They could use that amount of value to trade for another star but with Aho and Svech all you need is good depth and what you have is really, really good.He would fit with the other players and in the system just fine, but where you’re right that he doesn’t fit is within the team’s cap construction.
Dude. If you’re not here to have any real conversations then why are you here? I’ve never claimed Laine was the best goal scorer or going to score 60. Also, Matthews has never come close to 60 so I’m not sure what your point is? Look at your post history, all it is is crapping on Laine. Also, it’s “than” not “then” and “to” not “too”. Normally I wouldn’t care but someone like you that’s smarter than everyone should know those things.Suspected I'd see you sooner then later. Its hard when your hero isn't quite what you thought he was and too top it off hes not even the best goalscorer from his draft. I'm also disappointed Laine hasn't had a few 60g seasons yet.[MOD]
As a neutral observer, I think the trade rumour makes some sense for both sides? I really dont get why Winnipeg wants to trade Laine but at this point, it seems like a matter of time before it happens.
well they got 2 cups out of it where he was a large contributor to their success (45 pts 49 gp) and was arguably a CS candidate in one of them. Or do you mean from BOS to TOR?Last time a one-dimensional young winger was traded it was Kessel. Like that trade, the team receiving the one-dimensional winger would quickly get buyer’s remorse.
Agree with your posts, and while somewhat minor in the grand scheme, a trade like this puts the Jets in a situation in regards to the expansion draft.