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that’s a separate transaction.I'd agree with what you're saying, but how do any of us know that whoever trades for Hayes has zero intention of signing him?
that’s a separate transaction.I'd agree with what you're saying, but how do any of us know that whoever trades for Hayes has zero intention of signing him?
Chevy traded for Stastny with the intention of re-signing him, just didn't work out. I have no idea what the plan is after this season with regards to all the contracts that will need to be re-signed at significant pay increases, but the likelihood of the Jet's being able to re-sign Hayes would be slim to none and at the bottom of the priority list if so. Now is a time that our 1st's would be extremely valuable for us moving forward as we're going to need to plug in holes with ELC players and to maintain any kind of prospect cupboard. Hayes is a good player and if we had the available cap space to re-sign him i'd be interested. But to spend a 1st knowing that he's only here for a run, that very well could end in the first round, just isn't worth it. Doesn't mean the Jet's couldn't make an offer with ready now prospects and picks outside the 1st round. and example of prospects/picks that could be available:
Logan Stanley
Jansen Harkins
Nic Petan
Brendan Lemieux
Michael Spacek
Luke Green
2nd-7th picks
Rangers may get better offer's from other teams that include a 1st, but someone mentioned that the Ranger's have had a numerous amount of recent 1st's and most of the above prospects were picked in the 2nd round (Stanley 1st round) and are NHL ready or close to NHL ready (Stanley maybe next year, most likely the year after). This isn't meant to diminish Hayes value or to be an insult, but more of a reality from what WPG could offer. If WPG is going to break the bank with a 1st and high end prospect, I doubt that Hayes would be that guy.
Copp I could see being available, but I'm not so sure on Tanev, unless he prices himself out. Lowry I can't see being moved.Totally agree with this post. I would also augment that list of potential candidates going to the Rangers could include:
- Tanev, useful bottom six player & great PK guy on a contender
- Copp, useful bottom six player & great PK guy & centre on a contender
- Lowry....not sure the Jets would part with him without a extension in place for Hayes at a reasonable rate. Great 3C & PK guy with elite defensive stats in areas, drives the 3rd line, very physical and part of the leadership group. The organization loves him, trading him would change the look of the team....possibly for the worse. This season to-date Lowry arguably has been our 2nd best & consistent forward over the 200’ of ice
Totally agree with this post. I would also augment that list of potential candidates going to the Rangers could include:
- Tanev, useful bottom six player & great PK guy on a contender
- Copp, useful bottom six player & great PK guy & centre on a contender
- Lowry....not sure the Jets would part with him without a extension in place for Hayes at a reasonable rate. Great 3C & PK guy with elite defensive stats in areas, drives the 3rd line, very physical and part of the leadership group. The organization loves him, trading him would change the look of the team....possibly for the worse. This season to-date Lowry likely has been our 2nd best & consistent forward over the 200’ of ice
that’s a separate transaction.
that’s a separate transaction.
The question is irrelevant to his value. It’s possible but it doesn’t make any difference.But, you also didn't answer the question.
How do any of us know a GM has or does not have intent to sign a player?
The question is irrelevant to his value. It’s possible but it doesn’t make any difference.
I answered. It’s possible. It’s still irrelevant. It has no impact on his value. It also takes leaps of him wanting resign with the team, the team wanting to resign him and the Rangers letting the discussion take place. That’s a lot of hypotheticals and then at the end it’s irrelevant.It's not irrelevant. You're dodging the question because it doesn't fit your narrative.
I answered. It’s possible. It’s still irrelevant. It has no impact on his value. It also takes leaps of him wanting resign with the team, the team wanting to resign him and the Rangers letting the discussion take place. That’s a lot of hypotheticals and then at the end it’s irrelevant.
I answered. It’s possible. It’s still irrelevant. It has no impact on his value. It also takes leaps of him wanting resign with the team, the team wanting to resign him and the Rangers letting the discussion take place. That’s a lot of hypotheticals and then at the end it’s irrelevant.
You’re the one saying Karlsson is going to resign in SJ with no prof there have even been discussions which is contrary to reports.It isn't irrelevant, you don't make a move to trade for a player and right off the bat resign to the fact that the player is clearly a rental player and there's no intention of bringing that player back whatsoever.
If that's the case, San Jose just traded a bunch of assets for Erik Karlsson to have him play there for a year?
Not buying it. Stop speaking in absolutes in which you can't confirm.
Copp I could see being available, but I'm not so sure on Tanev, unless he prices himself out. Lowry I can't see being moved.
It's pretty crazy how loaded WPG is with the big club and the farm.
Could Appleton realistically make an impact in the NHL?
Hard to say about Apples. He's looked very good in the AHL. Next question is, is he one of those guys that can make the jump?
In regards to this thread, I really hope the Jets don't move a 1st this year. We've traded a 1st, Foley, and Armia in the last year. I'd rather add a depth piece or 2 at the trade deadline for a lesser cost.
You’re the one saying Karlsson is going to resign in SJ with no prof there have even been discussions which is contrary to reports.
You are talking in silly hypotheticals with no supporting evidence. He’s a rental. A resigning is a separate transaction.
If you want to be taken somewhat seriously you could present the E. Kane trade as an example instead of some made up jibberish about Karlsson. But no one is doing that for Kevin Hayes.
I’m not against the Jets giving up a 1st. This could be a last best chance for a couple years considering the cap crunch that’s coming. Not that I think they are going down the drain with a cap crunch but obviously some choices are going to be made with so,e talented players.
You play to win the Cup not to be the Sharks or Blues.
Not quite as foolish as the guy who said Jets have no depth after all everyone should know what's going on with the contenders not the bottom feeders but still pretty bad.Incredibly foolish post.
NY would be a heck of a lot better if Hayes was good...?
The Rangers D is absolute ****. They have stop gaps on wing like Spooner and Namestnikov until their prospects are ready for a bigger role.
NY is a rebuilding team. They have holes up and down their roster. Kevin Hayes is not holding them back in any sense. The fact that you assume that is mind boggling. You clearly don’t watch Rangers games, nor do you know much about Kevin Hayes.
This post is just as silly as the guy who suggested WPG has bad offensive depth.
I'd hate for the Jets to trade for Hayes
If he was any good the NYR would be a heck a lot better than they are right now.
Little is playing stronger than Hayes why would we downgrade and give a 1st while doing that?
Washington did not have to give up any firsts on their run.
I already admitted that my comment was foolish. Sorry no I don't watch Rangers just like you probably didn't watch much Jets when we were out of playoff contention and before we had Laine.Want to tell us more about how you don't watch the Rangers at all?
How does trading for Hayes downgrade from Little? If anything, it allows you to move him back to wing and makes your forward group even stronger overall.
Washington already had an incredible 1-2 punch in place down the middle and one of the best goalscorers the game has ever seen. They also had a perennial Vezina candidate in net. They needed depth players and the ones that they acquired weren't the caliber of a Kevin Hayes.
DSP? Not even close. Kempny was a reclamation project trade, people thought nothing of that deal. They got contributions across the board and the breakouts of Kuznetsov, Kempny, Stephenson and DSP helped them win. Ovechkin became a completely different player playing on Kuznetsov's wing. Kuznetsov had a run that resembled Sergei Fedorov circa 94-96 type play.
We already have one of the best goalscorers the game has ever seen in Laine.
I don't need to back that statement up. Either he does or in 2 weeks this conversation will already be forgotten.Laine is an exceptional scorer, but he has a very long way he go before you can back that statement up.