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Just curious what people think teams would be willing to give him in UFA if he continues his past performance in the regular season as well as being an elite playoff player.
I wouldn't go that far. Silfverberg was a much better player than Beleskey, especially in the playoffs.Beleskey 2.0
I wouldn't go that far. Silfverberg was a much better player than Beleskey, especially in the playoffs.
He will turn 29 at the beginning of the 2019-20 seasonHow old will he be when he's a UFA?
Beleskey 2.0
Really? Your forwards seem set without himI would take him on the Blues in a heartbeat! We may have to make some moves to fit hin in though.
Not really. Tarasenko is our only natural RW. (And he shoots left). Schwartz, Fabbri and Steen are LW's, and even though Perron is a RHS, he plays better on the left. Maroon plays both wings, but is a LHS. Although we added offence in Maroon, Bozak and Perron, we lost defensive players like Brodziak, Upshall and Berglund, and now our PK is a big question mark. ROR, of course, will help that, but I think we will miss the aforementioned players more than many fans will admit. Silfverberg is a natural RHS RW who is good defensively and can PK. As I said, I would take him on St. Louis in a heartbeat!Really? Your forwards seem set without him
I feel like he would be a great fit on blues.... kinda like a 2nd line mark stoneNot really. Tarasenko is our only natural RW. (And he shoots left). Schwartz, Fabbri and Steen are LW's, and even though Perron is a RHS, he plays better on the left. Maroon plays both wings, but is a LHS. Although we added offence in Maroon, Bozak and Perron, we lost defensive players like Brodziak, Upshall and Berglund, and now our PK is a big question mark. ROR, of course, will help that, but I think we will miss the aforementioned players more than many fans will admit. Silfverberg is a natural RHS RW who is good defensively and can PK. As I said, I would take him on St. Louis in a heartbeat!
Elite? He's .65 ppg in the playoffs. That's pretty good, not elite.Just curious what people think teams would be willing to give him in UFA if he continues his past performance in the regular season as well as being an elite playoff player.
I see a lot of 5M shooting around here. Typically, 7-8g and about 10a is a million a piece. Silf is your typical 20-20-40 player. Looking around that you can expect around 4.75-5.50M for medium term (3-5 years).
I agree... he’s good defensively, although, premiums for defensive attributes are really only applicable if that’s what they stand out for (Kopitar, Bergeron, Couturier, Stone, O’Rielly, Zajac, Backlund, Jordan Staal a bit ago, Ryan Kesler some time ago, etc...) while still producing well. Centers get the most attention for this, so we can focus on defensively responsible wingers being Nino Niederreiter, Mark Stone, Jaden Schwartz, and a couple others.I don't think he's "your typical" 20/20/40 player in that he's also one of the better defensive players in the league at his position and can put up those numbers in a more defensive role, also a great PKer. So he's not your average 40 point middle six forward but one you're also going to target to play key defensive minutes - he would be highly coveted.
Barring unforeseen circumstances I'd definitely predict that player to get paid at the highest end of your scale, especially given that he'll still be on the good side of 30 when signing.