Value of: Jake Evans, any interest?

[TS Quint]

Look at this. Study it. Look at it again. Study it harder.

Then ask yourself if what you are about to say make sense in term of an offer for an existing NHL player.

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What % chance do you have to get a 100 game player when you have 3 picks in the 3rd round?

 

[Jack Spider]

no hes not the guy is legit a black hole on the ice zero iq and takes stupid penalties every game

His PIM has taken a hit when he started playing with bad players. It’s just easier to not take penalties when you have Subban/Markov/Price backing you up or if you play with Suzuki.

 

[jfhabs]

I'd be interested as an Oilers fan, but I can't imagine that Montreal would trade him for the mid to late round pick I think he is worth.

Yeah I'd let him go for that. But I'm not a fan of his.
He's a good skater and a true center, but he's best suited as a 4th line center.

 

[Gaud]

Guy is probably worth a 3rd rounder?
Mtl doesn't do it because he is a cost-controlled 3-4th liner C taking on all defensive missions at a time when the habs are short at C

 

[Nico Cauzuki]

His PIM has taken a hit when he started playing with bad players. It’s just easier to not take penalties when you have Subban/Markov/Price backing you up or if you play with Suzuki.

he is the bad player they tried him with Monahan/Dvorak but he quickly got demoted he was passed by all our wingers because he simply sucks nowadays nobody can look at Gally and call him a good player woudlnt care that much about his contract if he was still decent but hes not

 

[mab894]

You got 3 pretty good centers and you want what's left of our paper thin center position?

Greed is one of the original sin....

definitely a bit greedy lol. I'm a fan of his play and would love to shore up our bottom 6. Him having an extra year makes him an ideal trade target in my eyes

 

[Lolonegoal]

I don't think there's any reason for Montreal to trade Evans. Tremendous role player, does everything you'd want from a 4th liner, but won't command much value in a trade. Montreal's short on centers and he won't ever require a hefty cap hit. He's the kind of player you keep in the organization as long as you can.