Osprey
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- Feb 18, 2005
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Uh okay? That doesn't address anything I said. How do the Kings improve by swapping a #2 defensemen and a 2nd line winger for a 1st line winger? They take a huge hit on defense only to get a better top-6 forward. They're going from a 40 point Pearson to a 60 point Nylander and giving up a top pair defenseman to get that swap. How do the Kings improve there?
Losing Muzzin wouldn't be a huge hit to the defense. They wouldn't be trading him if it would be. He's on the ice for as many even strength goals against as for. He's just not the difference maker that a lot of people, especially outside observers, think. If I were LA, I'd take Nylander for Muzzin and Pearson and run.