WannabeFinn
Beloved One
We're ~7 months from the trade deadline bud, don't be so sure of yourselfThere is no trade to be made. If there was one, it would have been done a long time ago.
Duchene stays where he is.
Book it.
We're ~7 months from the trade deadline bud, don't be so sure of yourselfThere is no trade to be made. If there was one, it would have been done a long time ago.
Duchene stays where he is.
Book it.
I'm never going to tell you that Duchene is the next coming or anything like that but to call him anything other than a 26 year old 1st liner is just plain stupidity.
We're ~7 months from the trade deadline bud, don't be so sure of yourself
Is that when a contending team is going to offer a 1st, former 1st, roster player, and a prospect for Duchene? Doesn't seem likely...bud.
http://www.dispatch.com/sports/2017...inen-says-he-wont-go-crazy-rush-to-make-tradeKekalainen hasn’t given up on making big moves, he said. Free agency, trades — they are all still on the table.
He still is driven to make moves, but isn’t desperate.
“We have plenty of time in the fall and before the (trade) deadline to do something if we feel there’s something we absolutely need in our lineup,” he said.
Jarmo doesn't seem so concerned...
http://www.dispatch.com/sports/2017...inen-says-he-wont-go-crazy-rush-to-make-trade
Well no top 4 LHD young dman or for that matter no dman, so probably not close. If it doesn't include 1 defenseman then there is no way we we'll listen.
Lowry is your average bottom 6 forward, 1st is a nice piece, Roslovic is a nice prospect but is the last possible position the Avs need.
Hmm interesting, because on the Avs boards the projected lines with Duchene on the team have him as a 2nd liner.
Of course, you can say that's rare because MacKinnon is a really good 1st line C, so it's not a shot at Duchene that he is the 2nd.
But....
1) That's not true. As of yet MacKinnon is not a really good 1st line C. (though he potentially could be)
and
2) That same argument (someone really elite ahead of him artificially pushing said player down a spot) can also be used for Murray being called a #3 right now despite him not actually being a #3 on a deep CBS blueline.
Thank you for the reply, I'm not too familiar with your farm system so my apologies for my ignorance. I figure Roslovic could eventually fill the void of a 2C (that's what the he's projected within the Jets org) and Lowry was a sweetener. Unfortunately, Morrisey is what you're describing as your need and he's unavailable. Best Jets could offer is Sami Niku (4th(ish) best Jets prospect) or Tucker Poolman (RHD). We also have Kulikov (he's 26)
So...
Duchene
For
Roslovic
1st
Niku/Poolman (I believe both ceilings are 4/6D but that may be incorrect as fans overvalue their prospects)
Could maybe do a small add.
Hmm interesting, because on the Avs boards the projected lines with Duchene on the team have him as a 2nd liner.
Sounds like he thinks Sakic is going to lower his demands. Maybe he will but that's certainly not the impression he has given so far.
Duchene is still under contract for 2 more years, meaning that Sakic doesn't need to panic and find the best deal he can this off-season. Maybe that's why he's not giving the impression that he's willing to auction Duchene off to the highest bidder. The primary goal right now is to make the Avs better, not to dump Duchene.
Sounds like he thinks Sakic is going to lower his demands. Maybe he will but that's certainly not the impression he has given so far.
Jarmo's phrasing, though, makes it seem like he doesn't think adding another center is something the team absolutely needs to do right now.
Or that other opportunities will open up.
Jarmo's phrasing, though, makes it seem like he doesn't think adding another center is something the team absolutely needs to do right now.
Honestly I think Roslovic is a good prospect but there is no need for him at the moment in Colorado.
It would probably have to be a higher ceiling dman, take out Roslovic, leave in Lowry and 1st for the talks to start between Jets and Avs.
I've never insisted on anything.
Murray wasn't and right now isn't a solid #3 D. Sorry. Same way Duchene was not a #1 C last season given the way he played. But that was an outlier for him and he has shown in his career that he will get you atleast 50+ a year which makes him atleast a borderline first line player. Murray hasn't done close to the same yet so I wouldn't exactly call last season an outlier for him.
But yeah discussing with you is pointless. If you really think that Murray was a very good #3 D last season, I am wasting my time anyways...
I'm never going to tell you that Duchene is the next coming or anything like that but to call him anything other than a 26 year old 1st liner is just plain stupidity.
I like Murray's game, but at this point in his career he has proven to be a 3rd pairing guy with major ups and downs, that could become a 2nd pairing guy.
Project lineups and depth charts are not a direct indication to a player's talent level. Otherwise Malkin would be a #2 center. But I don't have to explain that to you, because I know you already realize that. So the argument here seems to be semantics.
Duchene can and has put up top line production. Regardless of whether he is on the 1st or 2nd line.
Ok, let me try one more time (thank you for the replies and your patience)
Jets:
Duchene
Avs:
Lowry
2018 1st
2019 2nd
Niku/Poolman
Honestly, i think you're better off with Roslovic (I'm not enamoured with Lowry like my fellow Jets fans) and the Jets defensive prospects are far too unknown to fill your needs.
Anyway, I appreciate your replies, GL to the Avs, hope you guys turn it around
Duchene isn't traded yet, right?
If he was a 1st line center like Malkin is why wouldn't they keep him and build around him and Mac? It's not like the Penguins have this world beating defense either. There is a disconnect between how the fans feel about Duchene and how the organization feel about him for some reason. I personally think he is a top tier 2nd line center on a contending team. I don't think he is capable of being a 1st line center on a team that gets deep in the playoffs. If he was then the Avs wouldn't be looking to move him.
Umm, no. Duchene could easily slot in as our 1st line winger with MacK and Rantanen. Our coach chooses to play him as our "2C" because he wants to spread out the scoring, but this doesn't make him a 2C.
Duchene is a 1st line caliber player on every team in the league. It might not be at center, but he is just as good at wing.
It honestly varies depending on who you talk to. Personally, I'd put PLD at the top of the list, then Murray, then Carlsson, based on my perception of team needs going forward and established ability (read: we need a killer forward far more than we need another good young LHD).
...except that every offer is insufficient and needs to be added to.
Project lineups and depth charts are not a direct indication to a player's talent level. Otherwise Malkin would be a #2 center. But I don't have to explain that to you, because I know you already realize that. So the argument here seems to be semantics.
Duchene can and has put up top line production. Regardless of whether he is on the 1st or 2nd line.