I think Brassard would go the Avs way + Chabot + 1st with the Avs adding Beauch @50% (if the rumors are true) or a guy like Grigorenko...
So you're heavily critical of other's offers but you propose :
Duchene + Beauchemin (50%) for Brassard + Chabot + 1st
Sorry but no way Ottawa considers this.
Brassard since 2014-15 :
205 GP, 54 Goals, 88 Assists, 142 Points, + 25, 0.69 PPG
Duchene since 2014-15 :
198 GP, 66 Goals, 76 Assists, 142 Points, -20, 0.72 PPG
Not to mention advanced stats who are significantly better for Brassard. I would NOT give up Chabot and a 1st PLUS take a cap dump for that upgrade. Also, Brassard is on a pretty cheap deal, will cost 10 M$ IN TOTAL for 3 years.
Wideman/Claesson, Englund/Harpur, Lazar and a pick.
This may not make the HFBoards headlines, but I venture to guess that it will be closer to what Colorado actually get for Duchene.
Sorry but no chance.
UFA, and 33 year old Dennis wideman is an absolutely atrocious offer.
There's absolutely no logic in this proposal whatsoever.
lol even more ridiculous than the proposal
It's Chris Wideman, who's actually worse than Dennis but at least youngish. His offer is a pile of junk for a top line center/wing.
That offer doesn't make sense but let's relax here...
Chris Wideman is actually pretty good on a 3rd pairing.
Englund is a good prospect that could be a Tanev/Methot type.
Lazar is a good 4th line energy guy but can't count on him to provide much offense at the moment.
a pick : we don't know, he could have meant a 1st
Chabot, Dzingel, Francis Perron and a 2017 1st. This realistically in the ballpark of what it'd take to even get Colorado considering. I know it looks like a lot from the Senators. But it's all futures. Futures are great but they won't all pan out. We need insurance if we're losing a #1C.
You guys criticize offers you are receiving but the counters are awful. I wouldn't even give up Chabot + Dzingel for Duchene. I understand though, he was selected very high (3rd OA) and has a skillset that makes you think that he is better than he is. For example, I'm sure Avs fans value him more than Kyle Turris, but in the real world they provide about the same output and were both 3rd OA picks.
As good as Duchene is Ottawa can't afford to trade Chabot, their d core is bad now and not looking good for the future. They need Chabot to play in their top 4 as soon as next season.
Not sure where you got that...
Karlsson = best D-man in the world?
Methot = excellent defensive D-man, great skater, good passer, top-notch positionally, great hitter, etc. Great #2/3
Phaneuf = brings toughness, secondary offense, leadership, slow skater but very sound positionally, very hard to play against. Great #2/3
Ceci = young but is progressing fast in a new deployment. Plays the toughest minutes on the team. 2nd in TOI and 1st in PK TOI
Wideman = unknown but decent #5, brings some offense.
Borowiecki = very ordinary but very physical at least
Claesson = better than Borowiecki, adequate #6
Ottawa has been without it's #1 goalie for the most part and the back-up has been injured, so they had to rely on a 3rd string goalie, the same one that supposedly tanked the Montreal season last year. He played well for the most part but despite the fact that they have to rely on only 1 NHL goalie, they have good to decent defensive metrics.
CA = 19th
FA = 10th
SA = 7th
GA = 7th
SCA = 15th
HDCA = 8th
Prospects : Chabot, Englund, Jaros, Lajoie, Wolanin, Harpur, etc.
Chabot: 23 points in 18 games in the Q, WJC best D and MVP
Englund: 5 points in 33 games in Bingo, apparently been their best D
Jaros: 12 points in 29 games in the SHL, from a guy known for his hard hitting shutdown defense
Lajoie: 31 points in 47 games in the WHL, 25 coming in his last 32
Wolanin: 14 points in 22 games in the NCAA
Harpur: 12 points in 33 games in the AHL, 11 coming in his last 15
Gendron and Summers have all improved their PPG in their respective leagues as well