Confirmed Trade: [OTT/FLA] Josh Brown for 2020 4th round pick

[Dread Clawz]

Panthers clearing roster spot for Schemitsch?

Keeper and Priskie are higher on the depth chart. But I think Zito acquires someone to fill the #7 role.

 

[IranCondraAffair]

Can anyone confirm if Patrick Brown or JT Brown can play defense?

Best Ottawa could probably do is move Logan to LD, he's the only lefty among active NHL players. Then they'd have to trade for Dustin + Patrick. .

Dustin Brown - Patrick Brown - Connor Brown

Logan Brown - Josh Brown

 

[xECK29x]

Floodgates are open now boys and girls!

Jarmo wasn't lying!

 

[SensFactor]

DJ Smith was his coach in the juniors. I'm not sure i'd given up a 4th rounder. I'm sure Dorion could have offered a 6th rounder and gotten him.

 

[Langdon Alger]

DJ Smith was his coach in the juniors. I'm not sure i'd given up a 4th rounder. I'm sure Dorion could have offered a 6th rounder and gotten him.

Dorion loves to overpay.

 

[GrumpyKelly]

Keeper and Priskie are higher on the depth chart. But I think Zito acquires someone to fill the #7 role.

Keeper should fill Brown's role without problems. He's physical and probably a better puck mover.

 

[Dread Clawz]

Keeper should fill Brown's role without problems. He's physical and probably a better puck mover.

I think he can too, he's a better open ice hitter. I just have a feeling Zito wants to bring in someone with experience, although I could be wrong.

 

[TheImpatientPanther]

By moving Matheson and Brown GM Zito is clearly making room for Zadorov.... AmIRight @TheImpatientPanther @Junohockeyfan

Only if Jost can come too

 

[Richard88]

Only if Jost can come too

Don't forget the 2nd round pick

 

[Karl Eriksson]

Did Dorion offer a 5th first?

 

[DatDude44]

The former Giants/Seahawks kicker?

and rams

 

[Maurice of Orange]

Don’t really see why Ottawa gave up a 4th for a dime a dozen depth defenseman.

If Ottawa wanted Josh Brown that badly they probably could have gotten him off waivers before the regular season, instead Dorian gives away a draft pick for a player they could have got for nothing.

Ottawa should be keeping their picks while rebuilding not giving them away for basically nothing.

 

[Ryuji Yamazaki]

He’s fine as a 6 or 7 dman. Definitely not worth a 4th, especially from Ottawa though.

 

[Ryuji Yamazaki]

Don't forget the 2nd round pick

Dont forget Makar

 

[DingDongCharlie]

LA...we have Brown as a leader.

Ottawa...hold my beer

 

[robsenz]

5 years of unparalleled success starts now...they really couldn't have just signed a UFA for this role?

 

[Pyrophorus]

@Sens fans scouting report on Josh Brown

He is a decent #6 dman. He throws hits, can fight, no shot or passing, below average speed. He is your traditional stay at home defenseman. As a Florida fan I am surprised he had the value of a 4th but he's not a bad player and you'll like what he brings to your team. Good trade for both sides.

Leadership-of a Championship club?

 

[bert]

Don’t really see why Ottawa gave up a 4th for a dime a dozen depth defenseman.

If Ottawa wanted Josh Brown that badly they probably could have gotten him off waivers before the regular season, instead Dorian gives away a draft pick for a player they could have got for nothing.

Ottawa should be keeping their picks while rebuilding not giving them away for basically nothing.

Believe it or not they've been giving them away for a while and still have 12 left. Its been an unprecedented level of bad asset management since Dorion has taken over. I think this is now the 4th player they have given up assets for that passed through waivers and the 8th player theyve traded for that if you include LTIR. Trading assets at their lowest possible value. They are officially a farm team for the NHL. Dorion from a value perspective has lost almost every single trade he has made from the outlook. He won the Dzingel one and the Karlsson deal but that was pure luck not forsight. At the time of the deal it was horrid. San Jose had a 79% probability of making the playoffs last year and Norris was coming off a dissapointing injury filled season. He loses every type of trade, whether its buying or selling he gets taken to the cleaners. Every NHL gm should be on the phone with him at every single opportunity. I mean even Benning and Tallon ripped him off. Look at his side burns, he cant even negotiate with his barber.

 

[Langdon Alger]

The Tampa fifth round pick would have been more than fair.

 

[Laus723]

Believe it or not they've been giving them away for a while and still have 12 left. Its been an unprecedented level of bad asset management since Dorion has taken over. I think this is now the 4th player they have given up assets for that passed through waivers and the 8th player theyve traded for that if you include LTIR. Trading assets at their lowest possible value. They are officially a farm team for the NHL. Dorion from a value perspective has lost almost every single trade he has made from the outlook. He won the Dzingel one and the Karlsson deal but that was pure luck not forsight. At the time of the deal it was horrid. San Jose had a 79% probability of making the playoffs last year and Norris was coming off a dissapointing injury filled season. He loses every type of trade, whether its buying or selling he gets taken to the cleaners. Every NHL gm should be on the phone with him at every single opportunity. I mean even Benning and Tallon ripped him off. Look at his side burns, he cant even negotiate with his barber.

when did Tallon rip him off?? Only trades I recall with him and the Sens was the Wideman-Rodewald deal. If you’re thinking Hoffman, he was sent to the Sharks and flipped to us.

 

[ProjectPanthers]

Both teams get something they needed. Florida gets cap space/roster spot and a pick and Ottawa shores up the lower end of its top 6 with a decent enough kid that could still blossom in the right environment.

 

[bert]

when did Tallon rip him off?? Only trades I recall with him and the Sens was the Wideman-Rodewald deal. If you’re thinking Hoffman, he was sent to the Sharks and flipped to us.

The Hoffman 3 way deal.

 

[Laus723]

The Hoffman 3 way deal.

I don’t really see how you can blame him for that. How was he, or anyone for that matter, to know that they’d flip him like they did?

 

[bert]

I don’t really see how you can blame him for that. How was he, or anyone for that matter, to know that they’d flip him like they did?

Blame him? I dont blame anyone just took advantage of a dumb gm. Dorion didnt want to trade him within the division so like the idiot he is took less from someone else to send him out west only to get fleeced by both Florida and San Jose.

 

[Laus723]

Blame him? I dont blame anyone just took advantage of a dumb gm. Dorion didnt want to trade him within the division so like the idiot he is took less from someone else to send him out west only to get fleeced by both Florida and San Jose.

lol, kinda sounds like ya blame him. I mean, I don’t really care, just was wondering how Tallon got him. He took less, but I don’t think anyone really thought the Sharks would flip a skilled player like they did.