Optimal trade
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my guess is that to employ the buy low sell high mantra
Get someone before they blossom. Maybe someone who was drafted this year or a year past.
Buying at a low cost would be the 2nd rounders with first rd potential
Or
Sell high with someone like Giroux or Simmonds for a young stud.
(I don't literally mean with the mantra to get someone young for cheap then flip them for a big return)
Get someone before they blossom. Maybe someone who was drafted this year or a year past.
Buying at a low cost would be the 2nd rounders with first rd potential
Or
Sell high with someone like Giroux or Simmonds for a young stud.
(I don't literally mean with the mantra to get someone young for cheap then flip them for a big return)
BernieParent
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Hextall has to be judicious about using his time machine, or else the league will get suspicious.
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CodyTheHuman
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Optimal Trade?
Brandon Manning and Andrew MacDonald for Drew Doughty
Jori Lehtera for Filip Forsberg
Brandon Manning and Andrew MacDonald for Drew Doughty
Jori Lehtera for Filip Forsberg
BernieParent
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BernieParent
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Sure... we could also wait another year with declining point production (hopefully he doesn't, but history hasn't shown a sign of changing for him) and trade him for less. That's why I said sell high with him.
BernieParent
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As has been posted ad infinitum, Giroux's presence in the line-up this season means that Patrick can be slotted in for more favourable match-ups, allowing him to ease into the NHL.
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That only makes sense if you're convinced he's going to be worse next year than this past year, which is unlikely.
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I've read online that Pastrnak is not impressed with the deals the Bruins have presented so far. Might just be big talk to get a bigger contract, but that would be fun if we could trade for him.
Maybe something like a D prospect + one of 2018's 1st rd picks?
Maybe something like a D prospect + one of 2018's 1st rd picks?
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I think a trade that helps this year and in the future is one that sends out a veteran forward for a draft pick and allows Leier to be the 14th forward. Assuming everyone is healthy at the end of camp.
If Lehtera looks strong in preseason games, maybe a team out there that needs a center would take him at 50%.
Weal-Giroux-Simmonds
Lindblom-Couturier-Voracek
Filppula-Patrick-Konecny
Raffl-Laughton-Weise
Read, Leier
If Lehtera looks strong in preseason games, maybe a team out there that needs a center would take him at 50%.
Weal-Giroux-Simmonds
Lindblom-Couturier-Voracek
Filppula-Patrick-Konecny
Raffl-Laughton-Weise
Read, Leier
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He bounced around at 18, spent half the year in the AHL. then had a nice second half, 46g 10-17 27, but didn't improve his next season.
19: 51g 15-11 26
Konency
19: 70g 11-17 28
Pastrnak broke out at age 20.
We'll see what Konency does this year with a regular shift.
