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They'd be stupid not to.Matthews for OEL straight up, would the Coyotes do it?
They'd be stupid not to.Matthews for OEL straight up, would the Coyotes do it?
And Dubas would be a dumb*** if he did that.They'd be stupid not to.
They'd be stupid not to.
That year at the draft OEL was coming off back to back 20+ goal seasons while being solid in his own zone and Matthews hadn't played a game...I dunno, in 2016-2017 everyone around here said there's no way in hell they'd do it.
I only go for OEL if Giordano is traded. Can't have 15m tied to the both of them on the back end.
Yandle + 12th OA + Borgstrom?
I know Yandle still has 3yrs left under contract but arizona may be one of the few places he’d waive to go to.
Matthews for OEL straight up, would the Coyotes do it?
Fair enough: I’d argue that with OEL, we would be a competitive team but makes sense!Decent but I don't think OEL would go to Florida. I think part of his motivation is to get away from Rick Tocchet, but part of it is also to go to a more competitive team, and the Panthers are really no different than the current state of the Coyotes in that regard.
Really don’t see OEL landing that muchIf I were laying down a bet on the trade return, I would guess it would be a 1st round pick, some secondary asset that's worth less than that pick, and a relatively inoffensive cap-dump (one which doesn't have more than a year or two left on it, and most of the cash is paid out already).
As a Coyotes fan, I hope all of this interest drives the price up from there, but that's roughly my expectation.
EDIT:
NOTE: 9/10 of my fellow Coyotes fans will disagree with me on this. But for me, someone with pretty low trade expectations, I'd offer these as examples of the minimum baseline for my expectations:
EDM'20 1st (14th), either Raphael Lavoie or Dimitri Samorukov, and Kris Russell.
CGY '20 1st (19th), Dillon Dubé, and Milan Lucic (with significant retention).
BOS'21 1st, Urho Vaakanainen, and Nick Ritchie and/or John Moore.
These aren't exactly equivalent but meant to represent more of the TYPE of thing I'd expect in a package. None of them are thrilling. Most Coyotes fans would be crushed with those returns. As long as we don't get less than that, I won't be rioting in the streets. None of them are appealing, though. More like the nasty medicine I know is coming.
I fully expect it OEL comes to Calgary, Hanifin is going the other way. I would be thrilled if the money going to AZ was Lucic.
Maybe 1st round pick, Kylington, Mangiapane and Lucic?
I think it's definitely Hanifin. Fair to say he hasn't really worked in Calgary? Kinda the same situation as Hamilton?
Besides, Gio, OEL, and Hanifin down the left side would be overkill and stupidly expensive.
How would Flames fans feel about Hanifin and 1st (2020 or 2021) for OEL?
I feel like this should be a case of buyer beware. He’s got a massive contract, and his underlying stats these past few years have been pretty terrible.
Maybe I’m wrong but it seems as though some team is going to majorly over pay for him.
I don’t see it. I’ve been a fan of a wildly dysfunctional carnival side show of a team since 1996. We can smell our own. Toronto is a mess.
And here we see another hallmark. Thanks for repeating what I already said. Delusion is a hell of a drug.Toronto has to retool some things for sure namely the bottom 6 but they are not a mess.
Imagine not having a pick in the first 3 rounds of this coming draft. and then not having your 1st, and 3rd, possibly your 1st and 2nd next year on top of that.
in order to fix that problem you basically need to gut your roster AND you have to do it in a world where a lot of NHL teams have an internal cap, yourself included because there is a world wide situation.
That team would be a mess
God no!What about this from the oilers?
To Edm: Stepan, OEL
To Arizona: Klefbom, Neal, Samorukov, 2021-1st and 2021-3rd
And here we see another hallmark. Thanks for repeating what I already said. Delusion is a hell of a drug.
If I were laying down a bet on the trade return, I would guess it would be a 1st round pick, some secondary asset that's worth less than that pick, and a relatively inoffensive cap-dump (one which doesn't have more than a year or two left on it, and most of the cash is paid out already).
As a Coyotes fan, I hope all of this interest drives the price up from there, but that's roughly my expectation.
EDIT:
NOTE: 9/10 of my fellow Coyotes fans will disagree with me on this. But for me, someone with pretty low trade expectations, I'd offer these as examples of the minimum baseline for my expectations:
EDM'20 1st (14th), either Raphael Lavoie or Dimitri Samorukov, and Kris Russell.
CGY '20 1st (19th), Dillon Dubé, and Milan Lucic (with significant retention).
BOS'21 1st, Urho Vaakanainen, and Nick Ritchie and/or John Moore.
These aren't exactly equivalent but meant to represent more of the TYPE of thing I'd expect in a package. None of them are thrilling. Most Coyotes fans would be crushed with those returns. As long as we don't get less than that, I won't be rioting in the streets. None of them are appealing, though. More like the nasty medicine I know is coming.
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