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I said it on the last page, makes no sense to give up the farm if they think he's gonna sign here on July 1st. Cbus is better off keeping him and trying to squeak into the playoffs.
I said it on the last page, makes no sense to give up the farm if they think he's gonna sign here on July 1st. Cbus is better off keeping him and trying to squeak into the playoffs.
Yeah, how old is he again? And looking at his career, I'm not so sure he's such a great goalie that the team should want to go all out in getting him.8 years man not sure i like that.
You have the wrong poster. I'm one of the ones not saying the sky was falling when the expansion draft happened. Much less, talking about it after. This is the 2016 offseason I'm talking about. Not the expansion draft. This is about ownership, not Tallon. And I have consistently been saying this was going off the rails when 2016 offseason happened. And, it's gone off the rails. Didn't care about the expansion draft, that was irrelevant. We were bad with those two in the lineup, and then after the expansion draft the perception is they were the keys being contenders all of a sudden. They were good players but, it was way too much "the sky is falling", and for too long over that. Obviously I didn't care about the expansion draft, this thing was already off the rails by then.Oh enough of this 2016 we were set, now we will be mediocre act. Like we are worse off with Dadonov and Hoffman, over Marchy and Smith. So it happened, and? We are going to keep dwelling on that? We are a better offensive team now than we were then, and we are in a positional, financially, to improve the team unlike ever before. The only mistake was with Gallant, but that has nothing do to with Tallon.
It’s ridiculous to think that this team will be mediocre from here on out, with the talent we have now, the cap space we have available, and the prospects in the pipeline, just because we got rid of Smith and Marchy.
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For 8x10m I bloody well hope not!
I can't see the Panthers moving Luongo. I doubt he wants to relocate for any run.
He wanted to be here and I can see Tallon respecting that.
INB4 he is traded in 5 minutes.
If Luongo retires, they'd be on the hook for the cap recapture penalty, which is nearly 1.3 mill for three years. Why exactly would Carolina do us a favor and take it on?Could see Lu joining Carolina at the TDL and then retiring in the offseason.
They need to move Panarin. No one wants Bob because all playoff teams have good goalies.Kekalainen is making desperate demands because he's in a desperate situation. After Jack Johnson wasn't traded on the TDL, Kekalainen screwed up and didn't manage to retain value on him. And now Kekalainen is doing the exact same screwjob with Bread and Bob in a much bigger scale. If one day in the near future Kekalainen is going to be held accountable for his moves then this is one reason why he'd get the boot.
If Luongo retires, they'd be on the hook for the cap recapture penalty, which is nearly 1.3 mill for three years. Why exactly would Carolina do us a favor and take it on?
Darling is in the AHL and to stay there. Mrazek/McElhinney are certainly no stars but is this season's Luongo better than them? Even if he is, is the marginal improvement really worth the 1.3 mill cap space for three years?Because they're rolling with a dreadful trio of Mrazek/McElhinney/Darling, close to the wildcard and would like to improve at that position for a playoff run without giving up much in assets?
Because they're rolling with a dreadful trio of Mrazek/McElhinney/Darling, close to the wildcard and would like to improve at that position for a playoff run without giving up much in assets?
yea but keep in mind we still need an additional 3 players outside of our top-12, top-6, and 2 goaltedners to fill out a 23 man roster. those extra players will be entry level-esk deals which match brouwer and malgin's sub-1mil contracts so itll be a wash.I don’t think that they will get Bob or the Breadman until the season is over because they realize that they are not getting into the playoffs so why absorb any more money in those two for absolutely no reason.
They probably will move Brassard, Pysyk, Brouwer, Heahan and Malgin for picks. That will be around $10,000,000 off the books.
To be fair he did just flip two guys with term for two UFAs, and most here applauded that move.Trading anyone of value for any upcoming ufa is a poor decision
Most applauded that move because its removing pieces of a losing culture, that weren't pivotal in becoming a winning franchise.To be fair he did just flip two guys with term for two UFAs, and most here applauded that move.
I would hope Dale understands the season is lost and no rash deal will save it, but we have seen stranger things around here, havent we.
Honestly besides sentimental they didn't have any actual value though. They were pieces we'd look to shed anyway, again as much as I liked them.To be fair he did just flip two guys with term for two UFAs, and most here applauded that move.
I would hope Dale understands the season is lost and no rash deal will save it, but we have seen stranger things around here, havent we.
Sarcasm? I recall having to defend him for the last 3 yearsI really expected more backlash on the Nick being moved out. Color me surprised.