redwings25
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buff is the #1 rd on the jets all day every dayHe is the #1 RHD on the Winnipeg Jets.
buff is the #1 rd on the jets all day every dayHe is the #1 RHD on the Winnipeg Jets.
I like Cernak, Cirelli, Sergachev, Foote, of course TBL has their 1st. TBL can definitely build a nice package for deal but not sure if they'd want to. They have cap hurdles to get through even w/o considering Trouba.What could Tampa offer that would be enticing?
They kept the cost down with their contracts, but, as a consequence, nearly all of them have NTCs or M-NTCS. Only ones without clauses are Kucherov, Cirelli, Joseph, Rutta, Sergachev, and Cernak.
Segachev + Miller (assuming WPG's not Miller's M-NTC) +? It helps WPG on the left side a bit, and Miller can contribute to the middle-6, but I wouldn't find that overly-attractive myself.
Not really, no.buff is the #1 rd on the jets all day every day
I like Cernak, Cirelli, Sergachev, Foote, of course TBL has their 1st. TBL can definitely build a nice package for deal but not sure if they'd want to. They have cap hurdles to get through even w/o considering Trouba.
I think Trouba is severely overrated. Just keep the D squad as it is and fill upp offensively. Maybe go for Laine or try to pick up some pieces from the KHL There's alot of hidden gems over there
Where's that Kadri-trade?
I thought Avery was legit.
Wonder if TB jumps into this race or not. Depends on what happens with Point and if we can clear any other cap.
I like Cernak, Cirelli, Sergachev, Foote, of course TBL has their 1st. TBL can definitely build a nice package for deal but not sure if they'd want to. They have cap hurdles to get through even w/o considering Trouba.
why would they trade PointYeah Tampa has loads of prospects or young players that would be interesting, but they have to figure out their cap situation first, and Point, and Trouba will probably be traded by then.
why would they trade Point
Those “pending developments’’ that Barry mentioned above regarding the Jets is something else that required further attention. Surely, one of those developments is the Jacob Trouba situation, which will now play out quite differently due to the Karlsson signing. First, because whatever teams had Karlsson ahead of Trouba as an option must now focus harder on their trade efforts for the Jets blueliner. That should help Winnipeg extract a higher return in a trade.
Secondly, when it comes to Trouba’s next contract, well, the Karlsson signing has to impact the bottom line. Trouba’s not Karlsson, of course, but if you’re agent Kurt Overhardt you have to sit back and ask, how many million more a season is Karlsson worth? Teams trading for Trouba are going to want to know if they can sign him to an extension past next season before making their best offer.
By the way, my understanding as of Monday is that the Jets still haven’t given Overhardt permission to speak directly to teams on Trouba. At some point — closer to when a trade is consummated — one assumes that will be the case (unless Winnipeg attaches a conditional aspect to the deal, which would be the other way around it).
A selection of teams with interesting in Trouba includes the Rangers, Coyotes, Penguins and Flyers.
I meant historically.What other 9m/year boat anchors do we have. Care to enlighten me?
Buff is not the Number 1 right defenseman. Trouba is.... Trouba plays responsible two way defense. Buff is far from a reliable defenseman. Remember Buff played forward for most of his hockey career. He's not known for thinking defense first. Another big difference, Buff gets way more PP time than Trouba. This was one of Trouba's complaints about playing for Wpg.buff is the #1 rd on the jets all day every day
Well, considering we have been moving away from those kinds of deals, at what point is recent history considered? Especially when the organization has made an massive philosophical change?I meant historically.
Buff is not the Number 1 right defenseman. Trouba is.... Trouba plays responsible two way defense. Buff is far from a reliable defenseman. Remember Buff played forward for most of his hockey career. He's not known for thinking defense first. Another big difference, Buff gets way more PP time than Trouba. This was one of Trouba's complaints about playing for Wpg.
Absolutely.If Trouba is your #1 defenseman, sounds like that’s going to be a big blow to your team losing him.
Ahhh Winnipeg, never change. Trouba announces he doesn't want to be here, Jets fans tell him not to let the door hit his ass on the way out of town.
Now he's being shopped and he's a bonafide #1 who can anchor your blue line.
I mean, he's a good defenceman but let's not get carried away. He's never won a damn thing.
Eh he won 2 U18 WJC gold metals and 1 U20 WJC gold medal. He's won something, so let's not get carried away.Ahhh Winnipeg, never change. Trouba announces he doesn't want to be here, Jets fans tell him not to let the door hit his ass on the way out of town.
Now he's being shopped and he's a bonafide #1 who can anchor your blue line.
I mean, he's a good defenceman but let's not get carried away. He's never won a damn thing.
If a trade is contingent on him signing an extension this offseason, I think he does it. Unless he gets traded to a US city where she can transfer her schooling to he’s stuck in a long distance relationship with his fiancé and he’s coming off a pretty good year numbers wise so he should have some leverage. I think he can hit 60-70 points with a full time spot on a first PP, but he won’t get that playing out his final RFA year in Winnipeg, and he may get less time on the first PP then he did last year which would hurt his position.Seems like Trouba has been planning on hitting UFA as soon as he could for a while now. No matter where he gets traded to, why would he re-sign when UFA is right around the corner and as a premium RHD... he's going to get paid.
At this point, I would say the odds of Trouba signing with Detroit a year from now are better than him remaining in Winnipeg.