LeBrun: Panarin will seek $10 - $11 mil/yr in Columbus or open market
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Viqsi
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...and you could not possibly be more wrong. The blueline alone puts Columbus leagues ahead of Chicago.
sessiroth
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If he hits free agency he'll get it. I can see several teams offering 10m a year. If the leafs had the cap space I'd hope we would be in on it as well. Whenever you can add a bonafide top line player without losing an asset you go for it if you can.
Uncle Scrooge
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If Tavares gets 11M with money left on the table, guys like Kane and JvR 7M you can bet Panarin is looking at 10M.
And rightfully so. He's a proven PPG winger. To get that type of player without giving up assets should cost you a lot of money.
And rightfully so. He's a proven PPG winger. To get that type of player without giving up assets should cost you a lot of money.
My math would say 27 goals rather than 30 is getting farther away from 40?
He's a 2 time 30G scorer and he put up 27 last year...I don't know what you're talking about.
He also posted a career high in points with nobody on the team even close to him.
80 pts >> 70 pts
He's over a PPG and plays equally as well on both sides of the ice. That alone makes him worth at least $9M
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This just screams of someone who has never watched Panarin. 30-year-old Atkinson is on pace for 88 points and over fifty goals and a second year player is on pace for 79 points largely because of Panarin. Panarin will score some goals, sure, but that's one of the last things that makes him elite and just looking up a singular stat is disingenuous, especially since you intentionally omitted his total points & assists, not to mention he's on pace for over 90 points himself.
Again, they may not hit this, but the points themselves are not really the... well... point of my argument. He elevates everyone around him, and that's why he'll easily get 10 million as a UFA.
Plus he's not getting passed to so he's playmaking instead of getting as good shooting opportunities as he would on some lines . , I would take him at ten on any team that has the cap space he's a great player .
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RememberTheRoar
“I’m not as worried about the 5-on-5 scoring.”
Source: Chicago Blackhawks plan on going 'all in' for Artemi Panarin
"Artemi is a proud member of the Columbus Blue Jackets," agent Dan Milstein said Saturday. "He's genuinely happy playing in Columbus. If and when he hits the free market, we would be looking at all options and he will be the one to make the decision."
Two sources have said that Panarin and Patrick Kane are in "regular" contact with each other. They grew extremely close during Panarin's two seasons in Chicago, and Kane was not happy when the trade went down.
"Artemi is a proud member of the Columbus Blue Jackets," agent Dan Milstein said Saturday. "He's genuinely happy playing in Columbus. If and when he hits the free market, we would be looking at all options and he will be the one to make the decision."
Two sources have said that Panarin and Patrick Kane are in "regular" contact with each other. They grew extremely close during Panarin's two seasons in Chicago, and Kane was not happy when the trade went down.
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The best way Panarin's attitude was explained to me was like picking an ice cream flavor. He likes the team and the city but it isn't his favorite. It might be his 3rd or 4th favorite. This could change between now and this summer but if he had to choose which flavor to go with for the next 7-8 years maybe he goes with something else.
Does he like playing for Torts? He's one of those coaches that has a short period of effectiveness.
If he does IMO, he'll choose them. He has to realize that if he wants to win Columbus is a far better option than Chicago.
Crede777
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Last season he said that he loves the coaches and teammates but he isn't sure he wants to commit to living in Columbus for the next 7-8 years.
While Columbus does give him an excellent chance to both win and get the money he wants, there are certainly more options. The league has so much parity that, provided the team can afford him, they likely give him a good chance to win.
Connor McConnor
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He has some damn good chemistry with PLD (who is quietly in the conversation with M. Tkachuk and McAvoy for 3rd best player in that draft) but I think his days in Columbus are gone. Also, IMO Columbus would be better off going with Korpisalo than paying Bob big money.
I am not a fan of Bob's performance in the playoffs. Korpisalo is an unknown in this equation. But so was Vasilevsky in Tampa, and look what happened. As far as Panarin's chemistry with PLD goes, that seems to be his special gift - having chemistry with other players. Kane was livid when Panarin got moved, and for a good reason. They were pure magic together. Their connection was Sedin-like. I am a Rangers fan, and would love to see Panarin sign with us. But he's going back to Chicago.
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MikeyMike01
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Yeah because 26 games means more than his entire career.
Are you normally this clueless or is this just a one-time thing?
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