I don't see anyone taking him. He's completely washed up from what I can see. Who wants to spend 1.8M for 2 years on a completely washed up player that has no purpose ?
Good on PK ? No, too slow now.
Gritty ? Not anymore because of concussions.
Will he fight ? Nope see above.
Will he hit everything that moves ? Nope see above.
Will he put up points ? Nope he's washed up.
He has some leadership and experience.. but that's useless if he can't contribute at all on the ice.
I'd be amazed if MB found a way to unload him.
Sincerly, if we lacked a fourth liner and MB traded for a guy like Moen at 1.85 for two years, i'd be pleased. He's not untradable, he's a servicable 4th liner who plays the game the right way, he's just passed by Prust and Weise.
Shouldve kept white
Cap space is always valuable. If there are no takers than send him to Hamilton and save 900k on the cap. If Moen gets pissy than do the same as we did with BGL and pay him to stay home.
The goal is to win cups and if someone else could help us more than see ya later Travis.
except white is a center and moen is a winger? malhotra took his spot
Unfortuantely guys like Moen are a lot easier to move at the deadline. Hard to imagine Bergevin finding a buyer right now. Especially when competent third/fourth liners like Winnik went unsigned pretty late into free agency.
A team like Buffalo could use his talents and leadership in their lineup, along with Gionta & Gorges. They would lead by example with their work ethic, Buffalo has so many good young players and that's the best way to teach them what it takes to earn a long NHL career.
except white is a center and moen is a winger? malhotra took his spot
Moen is still a better hockey player than White, I like having Moen around.
How can you be a good hockey player in that role if you can't skate, hit or fight? Much less, have puck skills...Moen is still a better hockey player than White, I like having Moen around.
How can you be a good hockey player in that role if you can't skate, hit or fight? Much less, have puck skills...
People think safe, inoffensive play is good for a defensive winger, but just like Armstrong, it's clear that Moen is playing not to get hit and is behind the play.
He's a passenger.