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Rather re-sign Guentzel than get that return. And the Redwings won’t do it anyway because they are actually good at drafting 1st round picks.
He's not a rental and I'd rather move on from Bahl. Petey is what you want Bahl to be but the timing is off. Bahl with 100 games played fits Pitts soon-to-be build. Petey wont be much cheaper if at all, in the summer, moving him now saves our Gs some goals against IMOValue is about right for NJ but buying this year would be foolish. They need to do a LOT of internal housekeeping before they can even entertain the idea of adding outside players.
Honestly not terrible, but I would assume we would have to sign guentzel to an extension or at least have a talk with him before trading to see if he would be at least interested in signing a 4-5 year contract.Trade 1:
Penguins trade Guentzel (retain 50%)
Wings trade Berggren, Buium and a 2024 1st
The Penguins get a young NHL ready winger, a good B level D prospect and a 1st likely around 20th overall. Wings get a top line rental LWer.
Trade 2:
Penguins trade Pettersson
Devils trade Bahl, Hameenaho and a 2025 2nd
Similar to the Wings trade, the Penguins get a young NHL ready defenseman, a good B level RW prospect and a 2025 2nd to close out the value. New Jersey gets a borderline 1st/2nd pair LD signed for this year and next year. I would have preferred a 2024 2nd but New Jersey already traded that pick.
Trade 3:
Penguins trade Smith (retain 50%) and Nedjelkovic
Oilers trade their 2024 2nd and 2025 3rd
The Oilers get a good middle-6 winger at $2.5 million for this year and next year along with a good backup goalie option for Skinner. Penguins get some additional draft picks.
Thoughts on these deals?
Why nit take the return AND sign guentzel?Rather re-sign Guentzel than get that return. And the Redwings won’t do it anyway because they are actually good at drafting 1st round picks.
I think we should really consider this deal if it was real, and if we can find the cap space. 2.5M next year doesn't hinder us much, and 2.5M isn't a bad deal for a middle six scorer. If we can get the money to work, it might make sense, but we don't have the space to add him, and I wouldn't move a depth veteran contract like Kulak or Foegele just to make room for Reilly Smith this playoffs.No for me on Smith even @ 2.5m. Don't want that on the books next year. He'd hold move value to me if he was on an expiring deal.
3rd for Ned.
Nyquist returned a 5th....Nyquist last year was dealt while injured.
OK ignoring large parts that are incredibly incoherent, the entirety of this is incorrect.
Buffalo has no shot at him anyway, injured or notNot with him Injured
I'm not refering to buffalo acquiring him.Buffalo has no shot at him anyway, injured or not
As much of a homer as I am, it's still too early to tell how well Yzerman has done with his 1st round picks with the Wings. Signs are encouraging sure, but we're a long way off from knowing the true impact these last 3 drafts will have on the rebuild.Rather re-sign Guentzel than get that return. And the Redwings won’t do it anyway because they are actually good at drafting 1st round picks.
Trade 3:
Penguins trade Smith (retain 50%) and Nedjelkovic
Oilers trade their 2024 2nd and 2025 3rd
The Oilers get a good middle-6 winger at $2.5 million for this year and next year along with a good backup goalie option for Skinner. Penguins get some additional draft picks.
Thoughts on these deals?
I think Vegas would be a better target for Smith over Edmonton for this deal.
Was listening to Seravelli and he was saying Smith (like every player in Vegas) didn't want to leave. I bet if he returned to Vegas you would see a different player than the one you see in Pittsburgh or I'd see in Edmonton if we did acquire him.
I'm weary of players that seem to be motivated by their lifestyle/surroundings like Vegas coming to a City like Edmonton. Smith was mediocre before Vegas and mediocre after Vegas.
I honestly hope you don't move him back to Vegas for those reasons haha.
He absolutely want picks and prospects. Trading a 6th rounder doesn't preclude that as we received a young player back. We're not making the playoffs we are gonna sell off, big time!I can't see Dubas trading for draft picks. He's still firing them out the door as if he still thinks his team has a chance at a playoff spot.
Why? Why go down the same futile path to nowhere? We need a change.Rather re-sign Guentzel than get that return. And the Redwings won’t do it anyway because they are actually good at drafting 1st round picks.
Nyquist was hurt and is very up and down also he's not even remotely in the same category as Jake in terms of talent. Jake is an elite winger, Nyquist had the potential to be but never got there due to inconsistency. It's why he signed a buy low contract this season with the Preds for two years. I'm a fan of Nyquist, solid top 9 winger, but he's no Jake, Gustav has a career high of 54 pts, Jake has almost scored as many goals (would have if the powerplay hasn't been trash for so many years). In 50 games he had 52pts.Nyquist returned a 5th....
I can't see Dubas trading for draft picks. He's still firing them out the door as if he still thinks his team has a chance at a playoff spot.
That 6th becomes a 3rd if Bemstrom scores only 6 goals. What a waste of an asset.Trading a 6th rounder doesn't preclude that as we received a young player back.
He'll score five and then we'll bench him.That 6th becomes a 3rd if Bemstrom scores only 6 goals. What a waste of an asset.
I think the Pens stand pat since they secured Emil Bremstrom.Trade 1:
Penguins trade Guentzel (retain 50%)
Wings trade Berggren, Buium and a 2024 1st
The Penguins get a young NHL ready winger, a good B level D prospect and a 1st likely around 20th overall. Wings get a top line rental LWer.
Trade 2:
Penguins trade Pettersson
Devils trade Bahl, Hameenaho and a 2025 2nd
Similar to the Wings trade, the Penguins get a young NHL ready defenseman, a good B level RW prospect and a 2025 2nd to close out the value. New Jersey gets a borderline 1st/2nd pair LD signed for this year and next year. I would have preferred a 2024 2nd but New Jersey already traded that pick.
Trade 3:
Penguins trade Smith (retain 50%) and Nedjelkovic
Oilers trade their 2024 2nd and 2025 3rd
The Oilers get a good middle-6 winger at $2.5 million for this year and next year along with a good backup goalie option for Skinner. Penguins get some additional draft picks.
Thoughts on these deals?
Can they sell Lindy? Out of a cannon and into the sun? Where's the Frank Seravalli insider talks on that when you need it.Devils are going to be sellers
Yes Injured players can be traded.Can the Pens actually trade Guentzel if he's injured past the deadline?
Keep hearing he's out 3 weeks and if my shit math is correct, that's past March 8th
We arent talking an ingrown nail injury. He's out for 4+ weeks. Out that long is serious.Nyquist was hurt and is very up and down also he's not even remotely in the same category as Jake in terms of talent. Jake is an elite winger, Nyquist had the potential to be but never got there due to inconsistency. It's why he signed a buy low contract this season with the Preds for two years. I'm a fan of Nyquist, solid top 9 winger, but he's no Jake, Gustav has a career high of 54 pts, Jake has almost scored as many goals (would have if the powerplay hasn't been trash for so many years). In 50 games he had 52pts.
Teams that want Jake will give up assets knowing how over the top he will make their top 6 and will likely be their one of their best playoff performers. If adding Guentzel increases the odds of a cup win, that's a risk a GM will take for a contender that wants to take advantage of a core before its too late.
I think blokes here struggle to see the bigger picture basically all the time. "Oh he is hurt, won't go for much"...
It's not an injury requiring surgery to a hip, shoulder, knee, hernia or any lingering injury. If that was the case he wouldn't be rumoured to be moved at all, as it'd be season ending for Jake, especially if it's shoulder. If Jake came back from a shoulder surgery to score 40 the next season, he will be fine. Gm's know this as I am sure Dubas has the medical info ready for them to look over with any pending deal.
No, he's not out four plus weeks, in fact, he's suppose to come of LTIR 3/10, that's what 24 days? It's not serious, he'll be fine.We arent talking an ingrown nail injury. He's out for 4+ weeks. Out that long is serious.