KJ Dangler
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A package around Huberdeau or Borgstrom, and lets get on with this season
https://thehockeywriters.com/should-panthers-pursue-panarin/
https://thehockeywriters.com/should-panthers-pursue-panarin/
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The truth is, getting a NHL ready prospect who is predicted to be a high end #2 is a great way to mask the sting of losing an elite player. You would get to watch him immediately and see the return instead of waiting a year or two while the player matures in the CHL praying that he doesn't bust.A package around Huberdeau or Borgstrom, and lets get on with this season
this came from the blog I write for. This is just opinion. No inside info being revealed, though I would guess that it is pretty in-line with the org's thinking.But for all that Panarin stands to provide the Florida Panthers, it's still chilling to think how much the Blue Jackets could take away. Trading for Panarin would likely cost the Panthers a prospect, a top-six forward, and a 1st round pick. As uncomfortable as it would be to part with Borgström, Huberdeau, or Bjugstad, it would be unconscionable to lose Barkov or Trocheck as well. Dale Tallon doubtlessly is worried that nabbing one of the league's sexiest forwards would simultaenously deprive the Panthers of their forward depth--one of the team's strengths. A trade that includes either Barkov or Trocheck is likely a non-starter for Tallon and the Panthers. And that might explain why Panarin still is on the Blue Jackets' roster.
Panarin Wants Out Of Columbus And The Florida Panthers Should Want Panarin. | Florida Panther Hockey Website | Panther Parkway
By trotting out the likes of Foligno, Dubinsky, and Johnson are you saying you disagree with my point that there is evidence of players wanting out of Columbus?
I disagree. It signals that you knew he was leaving so you did what was best for the organization long term because you realize making an all in decision like keeping panarin in the hopes of winning 1 playoff round is fools gold.
Milstein did not deem Sept. 13 a firm deadline, noting, “I’m not saying he won’t negotiate (after).” Asked if there was a chance Panarin would be willing to start negotiating with the Jackets between now and then, Milstein declined to comment.
“He wanted to be up front and truthful with the team and let them know that he wasn’t ready to discuss a long-term commitment,” Milstein said. Panarin, he added, “does not want to cause the issues that some other teams might have experienced in the past couple of years with free agency stuff. He wanted to do a good, kind thing, and unfortunately, it’s gotten blown out of proportion a little bit.”
Kekalainen has declined to comment on what he described as “a private meeting” Monday but said at the NHL draft last month that the Jackets would listen to other teams’ trade offers for Panarin. In return for Panarin, he said, the Jackets would want players who can make an immediate return as opposed to draft picks or prospects.
No hard feelings towards Panarin, but I do feel like Milstein has ****ed up this situation for all parties.
Blue Jackets | Agent says Artemi Panarin doesn't want contract talks affecting next season
Holy indecisiveness. Just get this guy out of here.
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More like "holy over-scrutiny" if you ask me...
I don’t think it’s hard to read between the lines . He doesn’t want to play another season here . He wants a sign and trade . Just now using the media to push Jarmo along .Hopefully we ship him and Bob out soon. Let Jones lead the team, have a crap load of cap room, get as much back as you can for both assets , and as good as both players are , their will be a bidding war .How? He said in a Russian interview, then confirmed to the Athletic, that after September 13th he will only focus on hockey and not negotiate, regardless of what team he's on.
Then he does another interview and says the exact opposite, that he could possibly negotiate during the season, just not with Columbus.
Which is it, Panarin?
How? He said in a Russian interview, then confirmed to the Athletic, that after September 13th he will only focus on hockey and not negotiate, regardless of what team he's on.
Then he does another interview and says the exact opposite, that he could possibly negotiate during the season, just not with Columbus.
Which is it, Panarin?
I don’t think it’s hard to read between the lines . He doesn’t want to play another season here . He wants a sign and trade .
I don’t think it’s hard to read between the lines . He doesn’t want to play another season here . He wants a sign and trade . Just now using the media to push Jarmo along .Hopefully we ship him and Bob out soon. Let Jones lead the team, have a crap load of cap room, get as much back as you can for both assets , and as good as both players are , their will be a bidding war .
Do you think anything happened between those 2 interviews? Did the situation evolve in some way?
Yes. There’s too much to be lost by letting him walk unless there’s simply no return available. And that return doesn’t have to be equal to what we think Bread is worth; rather it could be value that stacks up with Saad since that was the starting point.Not much more to say about it. He wants out he's not staying it's time to get rid of him
Seems a lot like the Jeff Carter trade, except Panarin actually cares.
Panarin has every right to be a free agent. He will have earned that after this season.
CBJ have decision of trading him now vs playing it out. We have a good team with him - that's the reason why I'm more inclined to play it out unless we get overwhelmed by an offer now.
Best case is team plays great - makes a run in playoffs and Bread sees what he has here and opts to stay.
Likely case is we are good and team can decide to trade him at deadline or make a run.
Worst case is he gets hurt and has no value.
Again I'd play it out unless we get overwhelmed in next 7 weeks.
So I've been away a few days, let me make sure I'm straight on what has happened.
1) Panarin doesn't want to negotiate
2) He gave Jarmo a deadline sometime in September
WTF is the deadline for?
What business matters remain for the offseason? The thing was "not ready to sign long-term in Columbus at this time" right? Have we moved into a time when he might consider signing long-term in Columbus? If not, there really aren't any business things from his perspective. Except...
Whether or not he will discuss an extension with a team Jarmo is looking to trade him to.
Right?