Crow
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Well he is very easily tradable but not for a whole lot. Pretty much a fair value market player. So he’d need to be traded for the same.
LeBrun: Panarin will seek $10 - $11 mil/yr in Columbus or open market
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CallMeShaft
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If Hawks add a Hughes or Kakko next season (and they very well could seeing as they currently have the 3rd best draft odds in the league) and manage to persuade Panarin to come home, this could be a quick turnaround. Especially if their defensive prospects (Boqvist, Mitchell, Beaudin) can make an impact in a year or two.
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Uncle Scrooge
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You missed the point. If Tavares gets offers in the 12-13M range, there’s no reason why Panarin wouldn’t see offers in the 10-11M range. Difference between C and W isn’t more than that.
ColdSteel2
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I think he’s worth 9M, but I’m glad they are willing to go all in. I just hope this message is correct that they don’t want to squeeze out every penny. In the long run, we’ll need to resign Saad, Debrincat and the young defensemen so if we give AP 10.5-11M, that might be a problem.
Something like 9.65M would be palatable.
I thought about (10.6-11.2 mil $) about his next contract.
And some brief stats about him: Artemi Panarin Stats and News
And some brief stats about him: Artemi Panarin Stats and News
CallMeShaft
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I’m just saying... the likelihood of you drafting in the top 2 to get Kakko or Hughes is ridiculously low. Even if you finished in the bottom 2 it would still be low.
BK
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BK
"Goalie Apologist"
Never said it was for sure but I am simply stating that the odds are better than most this due to how bad the Hawks are this year.
He wants to go somewhere where everybody knows his name. Carolina doesn't fit that bill and the teams that do dont have that type of cap space.
Crede777
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If that were his goal, he unfortunately went into the wrong sport or had better be looking to play in Canada.
Hawks will have odds, but likely still not very good one was. Last place team has an 80% chance of not drafting 1st overall, and unless they finish bottom three those odds drop drastically. I know what you're saying, just dont get your hope's up is all.
Go play the NHL draft lotto simulator and see just how hard it is to grab a top pick. Besides, that, the Hawks winning would be horrible for the league. There are so many teams that could use a top 3 pick, you still have your last 1st overall pick on the team and producing after winning cups.
Vancouver and Detroit in my opinion deserve it more than any. Other factors should help determine lotto odds. Obviously standings should be priority, but there should be some number combinations held back and given to teams who have went the longest without a top pick. Like say 15% of the numbers should be divided up among the non playoff teams according to how long it's been since getting a top 3 player. So a team like Vancouver who never picked first overall could get a 5% boost even if the finish 10th.
BK
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Why would it be bad for the league? I get that parity is good but the Hawks are a cash cow that drives up HRR. No one deserves a 1st round pick.
BK
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I know the percentages. What I am saying is that grand scheme the Hawks are one of the worst teams right now and will have one of the higher possibilities of having a top pick.
Toews2Bickell
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Hawks will still end up with an impact forward if they pick top 5. Lets not get caught up in odds of picking Hughes. Fact is top 5 pick and Panarin equals next year Hawks team being way more talented.
