Habs10025
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Laine and his agent are in control of this situation not the Winnipeg Jets.In the same way Chevy wants to take an active role in getting fired. It is a ridiculous hypothetical.
Laine and his agent are in control of this situation not the Winnipeg Jets.In the same way Chevy wants to take an active role in getting fired. It is a ridiculous hypothetical.
Counter with Petan and a 3rd for Puljujärvisomething like Draisaitl for Laine and Niku
They actually don't. The Jets can match the offer.Laine and his agent have the power in this situation not the Winnipeg Jets.
Laine is getting the contract he wants if Winnipeg Jet management doesn't like that fact that's their problem Laine doesn't owe the Winnipeg Jets anything .They actually don't. The Jets can match the offer.
Laine is getting the contract he wants no matter what if Winnipeg Jet management doesn't like that fact that's their problem Laine doesn't owe the Winnipeg Jets anything .
Laine will get the money he wants either from Winnipeg or another team by simple signing an offer sheet and forcing Winnipeg to match or lose him to another team.
Laine and his agent are in control not Winnipeg Jet management.
Any realistic offer would be matched so who cares?
Even though I'm the guy that pointed out how bad Laine's numbers have been for the past couple months, I think it's hilarious that folks are coming in here expecting to get a potential/likely generational goal scorer and then listing multiple untouchables from their team. If you want a 20 year old who has already scored over 100 goals in the NHL, your untouchables list better be one player long or non-existent. Laine is not getting traded for any team's 4th, 5th, and 6th best assets.
Agree to disagree. Laine is young and has a shot like Ovechkin. I mean if the jets fans out there are having some questions about laine, I'd gladly listen if I were a gm.I will just assume you've never seen the Jets play outside of highlight packages. He is unquestionable the worst regular on the team.
Not every GM caves to their RFA's. And Chevy has shown he is willing to fight that fight with Trouba.Sure, and the agent on the other end of the phone totally caves with no further argument.
This negotiation stuff is so simple
Not a chance. Laine's value isn't based on a cold streak. He's a phenomenal goal scorer. He was spectacular earlier in the year don't underrate him due to your recency bias.Eichel and Dahlin are both miles ahead of Laine. I'm sure Buffalo could acquire him with other pieces. Laine has been absolutely horrible this year, don't overrate him.
Everyone always forgets the part about Laine needing to actually SIGN the offer sheet. You can't just present it to him, he actually has to agree to sign it.Laine is getting the contract he wants if Winnipeg Jet management doesn't like that fact that's their problem Laine doesn't owe the Winnipeg Jets anything .
Laine will get the money he wants either from Winnipeg or another team by simple signing an offer sheet and forcing Winnipeg to match or lose him to another team.
Laine and his agent are in control not Winnipeg Jet management.
There would need to be a sizable add to Werenski.Werenski for Laine
No thanks. It would take much more than McAvoy.I started a pure hypothetical debate around a good old hockey trade that Bruins fans are 60-40% against but can actually argue:
Laine for McAvoy.
Most don't want to do it but I think that's what the Jets would look for.
Sign Stone.
Move Trouba.
Trade for McAvoy.
Laine out. Stone in.
Trouba out. McAvoy in.
Jets are a better team moving forward and have the assets from a Trouba trade to recover the moves form the Stone trade.
Haha okay, "our worse players are untouchable for your better player"The "holy trinity" for the Canes (Aho, Slavin, & Svechnikov) are untouchable.
I hope you really don't believe that.
Sure he does but he'll still sign 10 000 000 per offer sheet .Everyone always forgets the part about Laine needing to actually SIGN the offer sheet. You can't just present it to him, he actually has to agree to sign it.
Laine loves Winnipeg, he's won't sign an offer sheet.
6 years 10 000 000 per .
You mean he forgot to add a picture of the Jets laughing.
There is more of a chance of Laine retiring after this season than there is of him signing an offer sheet. The Jets will make him a fair offer, they'll negotiate and Laine will sign. No muss, no fuss.Sure he does but he'll still sign 10 000 000 per offer sheet .
Definitely not just you. To be fair, my comment extends beyond just this specific thread. I don’t blame people for preferring not to trade their best assets for Laine by the way. Just pointing out that it’s a waste of time to even discuss trades with an untouchable list of 2+.Since my post is the only one in the thread that used "untouchable", I assume you're referring to me.
My post was simply a response to someone who wasn't a Canes fan to let THEM know where we stood on those players. Wasn't making an offer.
Carry on.
No player is turning down 10 000 000 per offer sheet . Just wait until some other restricted free agent that hasn't done what Laine has the last three seasons signs for more than 10 000 000 per. Winnipeg better get him signed before an offer sheet becomes an option or the will lose him.There is more of a chance of Laine retiring after this season than there is of him signing an offer sheet. The Jets will make him a fair offer, they'll negotiate and Laine will sign. No muss, no fuss.
However, feel free to fantasize about an offer sheet if it makes you happy.
I could not be any less concerned about an offer sheet. It won't happen, whether it becomes an option or not.No player is turning down 10 000 000 per offer sheet . Just wait until some other restricted free agent that hasn't done what Laine has the last three seasons signs for more than 10 000 000 per. Winnipeg better get him signed before an offer sheet becomes an option or the will lose him.
Can you not see why a team might offer sheet Laine for Marner-esque money? He has the potential to be one of the best goal scorers ever. If I'm a team like Florida, I'd be happy to offer him $70/7.
I don't know why he would settle for a bridge if the market will pay him far more. Especially with a potential lockout soon, I would think agents are advising against bridges when possible.