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But he speaks French.Yes lets add another overpaid declining player to the team so we can have almost 30mill locked up to 3 players Hellz no to Toews
But he speaks French.Yes lets add another overpaid declining player to the team so we can have almost 30mill locked up to 3 players Hellz no to Toews
You want a number 1 center or not. he signed for about 5-6 more years he will be 36 when done he gets 30 goals 30 assist playing the #1 c role your team doesnt have. You get a 8th over all pick back where a few good centers sit and you lose the chcuky problem. and get another 2nd next years draft.
You want a number 1 center or not. he signed for about 5-6 more years he will be 36 when done he gets 30 goals 30 assist playing the #1 c role your team doesnt have.
lmao exacly. He tweaked a HockeyBuzz trade proposal wich was.My outlook on your outlook:
You typed all that up based on an Eklund rumor?!
no I did not. complete coincidence. I heard that chicago and montreal were in trade talks, so i did this.lmao exacly. He tweaked a HockeyBuzz trade proposal wich was.
Galchenyuk
2nd
for
Toews
8OV
Wich he knew he would of get bashed for it, so he added the 3OV from Montreal side.
As a habs fine i declines this.
I would do the Hockeybuzz proposal in a heartbeat and take Toews contract in order to draft Kotkaniemi lmao. its a bad trade for chicago tho, they could probably get more for an other team to take Toews and 8OV i was never high on Toews and even less right now but he's still a very good 2C who can eat alot of minute on.
This is what I think it could look like.
acquires
Alex Galchenyuk
3rd overall pick
acquires
Johnathan Toews
8th overall pick
2019 Conditional 2nd round pick (If Galchenyuk scores over 60 points, it's a 2nd. If not, it's two third rounders, one in 2019 and the other in 2020.
This helps montreal alot. They finally get a number one center for the first time since Saku Koivu, and have potential to get another (if they reach) in a player by the name of Joe Veleno.
Does this make sense/work?
A hard and easy pass from the Habs. The Hawks would have to retain 2 mil and i still don't think i would do it.This is what I think it could look like.
acquires
Alex Galchenyuk
3rd overall pick
acquires
Johnathan Toews
8th overall pick
2019 Conditional 2nd round pick (If Galchenyuk scores over 60 points, it's a 2nd. If not, it's two third rounders, one in 2019 and the other in 2020.
This helps montreal alot. They finally get a number one center for the first time since Saku Koivu, and have potential to get another (if they reach) in a player by the name of Joe Veleno.
Does this make sense/work?
This is what I think it could look like.
acquires
Alex Galchenyuk
3rd overall pick
acquires
Johnathan Toews
8th overall pick
2019 Conditional 2nd round pick (If Galchenyuk scores over 60 points, it's a 2nd. If not, it's two third rounders, one in 2019 and the other in 2020.
This helps montreal alot. They finally get a number one center for the first time since Saku Koivu, and have potential to get another (if they reach) in a player by the name of Joe Veleno.
Does this make sense/work?
I don’t think they have to tank. Bargain bin needs to be smart. He has 6 of first 65 picks this year. They can replenish fast. Marc needs to be tactical in finding a younger C or one he doesn’t have to give significant assets forHabs are really in a tough spot.
You can't really 'tank' properly with Weber and Price on your team unless they miss significant time with injuries/have injury problems.
This trade value isn't actually super far off, but I don't see Toews ever leaving Chicago.
Montreal would certainly get their 1C though. At the expense of moving down a few spots in a draft and losing an okay top 6 winger; not the worst thing in the world.
What if the habs had all three of these in, say, 2013-14? how would that look?And having 30 mill tied up in price Toews and Weber is ludicrous
What if the habs had all three of these in, say, 2013-14? how would that look?
I don't hate the concept of this deal but it does favour Chicago value-wise in my opinion, and Toews at 10.5M handcuffs the Habs too much. Retention ($2+M) would be necessary and I'd still want a sweetener from Chicago.
Normally I would not want to retain on anyone, but if you’re saying retaining 2.5M makes you comfortable with the original trade idea including the pick swap, I don’t think that’s unreasonable. What kind of sweetener do you think is fair?
Toews (@8M), 8ov, 27ov
~for~
Galchenyuk, 3ov, 56ov
Yes from this Hawks fan, you rarely see a proposal like this that benefits both teams.
I'm no way shape or form does this benefit the Habs. They drop back 5 spots, receive a declining 2nd line C who's overpaid by $4-5M and giveaway one of the only youngish talents they have on their roster.
It would be hilariously bad for the Habs.