bernmeister
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I think the 7OA pick has a significant value over Skjei who really doesn't make a lot of sense to Vancouver as he's 24 coming off a pretty average season (his 24 year-old year is pretty comparable to Ben Hutton's who at 25 may be waiver fodder) that being said, Vancouver is hosting the draft next year and likely will want to have extra picks.
As a Canucks fan, I'd probably take:
Skjei + TBL 2018 1st + NYR 2019 1st + TBL 2019 2nd
for
Canucks 2018 1st + Canucks 2018 2nd
Remember it's a very early 2018 2nd from Vancouver, so the gap from TBL 1st to VAN 2nd is only 10 spots...I can't imagine the crap the Canucks would get from their fan base for not having a 1st round pick in a year as crappy as the one they just had.
Still doesn't make a tonne of sense for the Canucks but I think having more picks in the 2019 draft will be a priority.
Disagree with the bold.
I see your rationale on the counter offer.
It is respectable.
However, if we execute my plan, while we could get lucky to some degree, it is more likely that all of the selections NY makes first round 2018 will need most of this upcoming season on the farm, at min, likely a little more.
NY could be poised for a fast return to solid competition the following season, but next season we could be a bottom 5 team.
Thanks, but pass.
Thoughtful reply is appreciated.