Pinto Bean
Registered User
Jakob has a proven track-record that have both positive and negative notes and both need to be taken into account when making a trade for him. The positives are that he's proven in past years to be a legit top-4 guy who can eat minutes and produce offensively. He also has a 3 year contract at a great cap hit.
The negatives are that he is always injured and he's coming off a poor year (according to Yotes fans) but so did the team as a whole.
Looking more specifically into this track-record. Jakob has been pretty consistently injured for 7+ years now. So sure, his contract does say 3 years but realistically, given his extensive history, he'll likely give you about 2 years worth of games. This needs to be taken into account.
So with the expectation that he'll likely give you about 2 years worth of games of probably top-4 play at a good cap hit, I'd like to think a 2023 unprotected 1st from a Sens team that hasn't finished bottom 10 in ages and is in a strong division + a prospect not named Sanderson/Pinto/Greig + whatever other secondary piece in a reasonable basis for a trade.
The negatives are that he is always injured and he's coming off a poor year (according to Yotes fans) but so did the team as a whole.
Looking more specifically into this track-record. Jakob has been pretty consistently injured for 7+ years now. So sure, his contract does say 3 years but realistically, given his extensive history, he'll likely give you about 2 years worth of games. This needs to be taken into account.
So with the expectation that he'll likely give you about 2 years worth of games of probably top-4 play at a good cap hit, I'd like to think a 2023 unprotected 1st from a Sens team that hasn't finished bottom 10 in ages and is in a strong division + a prospect not named Sanderson/Pinto/Greig + whatever other secondary piece in a reasonable basis for a trade.