Speculation: Roster Building Thread: Part XLII Time for Curtis Lazar?
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BBKers
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I am really hyped for what is to come! Just hoped -- for personal pleasure -- that it would have been even sooner. But this is still awsome.
Timeline
* Since the League's pause on March 12, the League has been in Phase 1 with teams having been instructed to self-isolate as much as possible.
Phase 2 - Early June
* In early June, it is expected that teams will be permitted to return to home facilities for small group, voluntary, and on- and off-ice training.
Phase 3 - Not Earlier than First Half of July
* Not earlier than first half of July, formal training camps will begin after guidance from medical and civil authorities.
Phase 4 - Timing TBD
* 24 teams in 2 "hub" cities will compete in Seeding Round Robins, a Qualifying Round and Conference-based Stanley Cup Playoffs.
* The 2 "hub" cities will be selected from among the following:
- Chicago, IL
- Columbus, OH
- Dallas, TX
- Edmonton, AB
- Las Vegas, NV
- Los Angeles, CA
- Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Toronto, ON
- Vancouver, BC
* Each Conference is assigned a "hub" city with secure hotels, arena, practice facilities and in-market transportation.
* Teams will be limited to 50 personnel in the "hub" city with only a small number of support staff permitted to enter the event areas.
* Timing and sites will be determined at a future date and will be dependent on COVID-19 conditions, testing ability and government regulations.
Competitive Format
* In each Conference, teams seeded by points percentage.
Round Robin: The top 4 teams play for First Round seeding (regular-season overtime rules in effect)
Qualifying Round: The remaining 8 teams play best-of-5 series to advance to the First Round (playoff overtime rules in effect)
First Round and Second Round: Format (seeding vs. bracket) and series lengths to be determined
Conference Finals and Stanley Cup Final: Best-of-7 series
* The winners from the Qualifying Round play the top 4 seeds in the First Round. Individual First Round series matchups remain to be determined.
City 1
Team Conf. Rank P%
Boston Bruins 1 .714
Tampa Bay Lightning 2 .657
Washington Capitals 3 .652
Philadelphia Flyers 4 .645
Pittsburgh Penguins 5 .623
Carolina Hurricanes 6 .596
New York Islanders 7 .588
Toronto Maple Leafs 8 .579
Columbus Blue Jackets 9 .579
Florida Panthers 10 .565
New York Rangers 11 .564
Montreal Canadiens 12 .500
City 1 - Round Robin for Seeding in First Round
1. Boston Bruins
2. Tampa Bay Lightning
3. Washington Capitals
4. Philadelphia Flyers
City 1 - Best-of-5 Qualifying Round
#5 Pittsburgh Penguins vs. #12 Montreal Canadiens
#6 Carolina Hurricanes vs. #11 New York Rangers
#7 New York Islanders vs. #10 Florida Panthers
#8 Toronto Maple Leafs vs. #9 Columbus Blue Jackets
City 2
Team Conf. Rank P%
St. Louis Blues 1 .662
Colorado Avalanche 2 .657
Vegas Golden Knights 3 .606
Dallas Stars 4 .594
Edmonton Oilers 5 .585
Nashville Predators 6 .565
Vancouver Canucks 7 .565
Calgary Flames 8 .564
Winnipeg Jets 9 .563
Minnesota Wild 10 .558
Arizona Coyotes 11 .529
Chicago Blackhawks 12 .514
City 2 - Round Robin for Seeding in First Round
1. St. Louis Blues
2. Colorado Avalanche
3. Vegas Golden Knights
4. Dallas Stars
City 2 - Best-of-5 Qualifying Round
#5 Edmonton Oilers vs. #12 Chicago Blackhawks
#6 Nashville Predators vs. #11 Arizona Coyotes
#7 Vancouver Canucks vs. #10 Minnesota Wild
#8 Calgary Flames vs. #9 Winnipeg Jets
2020 NHL Draft Lottery
The NHL Draft Lottery will determine the order for the first 15 selections of the 2020 NHL Draft. The picks will be awarded to the seven teams that do not resume play and the eight teams that do not advance from the Qualifying Round (or the teams that acquired their first-round picks).
Phase 1
* Phase 1 of the Draft Lottery will be conducted prior to the Qualifying Round on Friday, June 26.
* Three draws: First Draw (first overall pick), Second Draw (second overall pick) and Third Draw (third overall pick).
* Clubs entered: The seven teams that do not return to play, ranked in inverse order of their points percentage at the time of the regular-season pause, and eight "place-holders" to represent the to-be-determined Qualifying Round teams that will not advance, thus maintaining previously-established odds.
Team P% Odds
1. Detroit Red Wings .275 18.5%
2. Ottawa Senators .437 13.5%
3. Ottawa Senators* .437 11.5%
4. Los Angeles Kings .457 9.5%
5. Anaheim Ducks .472 8.5%
6. New Jersey Devils .493** 7.5%
7. Buffalo Sabres .493** 6.5%
8. Team A n/a 6.0%
9. Team B n/a 5.0%
10. Team C n/a 3.5%
11. Team D n/a 3.0%
12. Team E n/a 2.5%
13. Team F n/a 2.0%
14. Team G n/a 1.5%
15. Team H n/a 1.0%
* Acquired in a trade with San Jose Sharks (.450 points percentage)
** Buffalo Sabres ranked higher than New Jersey Devils on the basis of higher regulation/OT win percentage (Buffalo, .406 ROW%; New Jersey, .348 ROW%)
First Draw
* If the winning team of the First Draw is from the #1-7 group, that team wins the right to the first overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.
* If the winning team of the First Draw is from the #8-15 group, the right to the first overall pick will be determined in Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery.
* After the First Draw, the winning team (from either the #1-7 group or the #8-15 group) will no longer be eligible for the Second or Third Draws. All number combinations originally assigned to this team will become "Re-Draw Combinations" for the Second and Third Draws. The remaining teams' odds will increase on a proportionate basis for the Second Draw based on which team wins the First Draw.
Second Draw
* If the winning team of the Second Draw is from among the #1-7 group, that team wins the right to the second overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.
* If the winning team of the Second Draw is from the #8-15 group, the right to the second overall pick will be determined in Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery.
* After the Second Draw, the winning team (from either the #1-7 group or the #8-15 group) will no longer be eligible for the Third Draw. All number combinations originally assigned to this team will become "Re-Draw Combinations" for the Third Draw. The remaining teams' odds will increase on a proportionate basis for the Third Draw based on which team wins the Second Draw.
Third Draw
* If the winning team of the Third Draw is from among the #1-7 group above, that team wins the right to the third overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.
* If the winning team of the Third Draw is from the #8-15 group, the right to the third overall pick will be determined in Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery.
If All Three Draws Are Won by Teams in #1-7 Group . . .
* The winning teams receive the respective top three selections in the 2020 NHL Draft. The remaining four teams in the #1-7 group not selected in the three draws are assigned NHL Draft positions 4 through 7 in inverse order of their points percentage at the time of the regular-season pause. The next eight Draft positions (8 through 15) will be assigned to the eight teams that do not advance from the Qualifying Round, in inverse order of their points percentage at the time of the regular-season pause. In these circumstances, Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery would not be necessary.
If Any of the Three Draws Are Won by Teams in the #8-15 Group
* The Draws for the corresponding selections will be conducted during Phase 2 among only the eight Qualifying Round teams that failed to advance.
Phase 2
* Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery, if necessary, will be conducted between the Qualifying Round and First Round.
* Phase 2 participants: the eight teams that do not advance from the Qualifying Round (or the teams that acquired their first-round picks).
* Following each Phase 2 draw, the winning team will be assigned the corresponding Top 3 selection and, if another Phase 2 draw is necessary, that team's numbered lottery ball will be removed.
* When all Phase 1 and Phase 2 draws are completed and the Top 3 selections in the 2020 NHL Draft assigned, the remaining selections in the Top 15 will be assigned to the 12 teams that did not win a draw in inverse order of their points percentages at the time of the season's pause.
* In each Phase 2 draw, all participants will have the same odds.
* Since the League's pause on March 12, the League has been in Phase 1 with teams having been instructed to self-isolate as much as possible.
Phase 2 - Early June
* In early June, it is expected that teams will be permitted to return to home facilities for small group, voluntary, and on- and off-ice training.
Phase 3 - Not Earlier than First Half of July
* Not earlier than first half of July, formal training camps will begin after guidance from medical and civil authorities.
Phase 4 - Timing TBD
* 24 teams in 2 "hub" cities will compete in Seeding Round Robins, a Qualifying Round and Conference-based Stanley Cup Playoffs.
* The 2 "hub" cities will be selected from among the following:
- Chicago, IL
- Columbus, OH
- Dallas, TX
- Edmonton, AB
- Las Vegas, NV
- Los Angeles, CA
- Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Toronto, ON
- Vancouver, BC
* Each Conference is assigned a "hub" city with secure hotels, arena, practice facilities and in-market transportation.
* Teams will be limited to 50 personnel in the "hub" city with only a small number of support staff permitted to enter the event areas.
* Timing and sites will be determined at a future date and will be dependent on COVID-19 conditions, testing ability and government regulations.
Competitive Format
* In each Conference, teams seeded by points percentage.
Round Robin: The top 4 teams play for First Round seeding (regular-season overtime rules in effect)
Qualifying Round: The remaining 8 teams play best-of-5 series to advance to the First Round (playoff overtime rules in effect)
First Round and Second Round: Format (seeding vs. bracket) and series lengths to be determined
Conference Finals and Stanley Cup Final: Best-of-7 series
* The winners from the Qualifying Round play the top 4 seeds in the First Round. Individual First Round series matchups remain to be determined.
City 1
Team Conf. Rank P%
Boston Bruins 1 .714
Tampa Bay Lightning 2 .657
Washington Capitals 3 .652
Philadelphia Flyers 4 .645
Pittsburgh Penguins 5 .623
Carolina Hurricanes 6 .596
New York Islanders 7 .588
Toronto Maple Leafs 8 .579
Columbus Blue Jackets 9 .579
Florida Panthers 10 .565
New York Rangers 11 .564
Montreal Canadiens 12 .500
City 1 - Round Robin for Seeding in First Round
1. Boston Bruins
2. Tampa Bay Lightning
3. Washington Capitals
4. Philadelphia Flyers
City 1 - Best-of-5 Qualifying Round
#5 Pittsburgh Penguins vs. #12 Montreal Canadiens
#6 Carolina Hurricanes vs. #11 New York Rangers
#7 New York Islanders vs. #10 Florida Panthers
#8 Toronto Maple Leafs vs. #9 Columbus Blue Jackets
City 2
Team Conf. Rank P%
St. Louis Blues 1 .662
Colorado Avalanche 2 .657
Vegas Golden Knights 3 .606
Dallas Stars 4 .594
Edmonton Oilers 5 .585
Nashville Predators 6 .565
Vancouver Canucks 7 .565
Calgary Flames 8 .564
Winnipeg Jets 9 .563
Minnesota Wild 10 .558
Arizona Coyotes 11 .529
Chicago Blackhawks 12 .514
City 2 - Round Robin for Seeding in First Round
1. St. Louis Blues
2. Colorado Avalanche
3. Vegas Golden Knights
4. Dallas Stars
City 2 - Best-of-5 Qualifying Round
#5 Edmonton Oilers vs. #12 Chicago Blackhawks
#6 Nashville Predators vs. #11 Arizona Coyotes
#7 Vancouver Canucks vs. #10 Minnesota Wild
#8 Calgary Flames vs. #9 Winnipeg Jets
2020 NHL Draft Lottery
The NHL Draft Lottery will determine the order for the first 15 selections of the 2020 NHL Draft. The picks will be awarded to the seven teams that do not resume play and the eight teams that do not advance from the Qualifying Round (or the teams that acquired their first-round picks).
Phase 1
* Phase 1 of the Draft Lottery will be conducted prior to the Qualifying Round on Friday, June 26.
* Three draws: First Draw (first overall pick), Second Draw (second overall pick) and Third Draw (third overall pick).
* Clubs entered: The seven teams that do not return to play, ranked in inverse order of their points percentage at the time of the regular-season pause, and eight "place-holders" to represent the to-be-determined Qualifying Round teams that will not advance, thus maintaining previously-established odds.
Team P% Odds
1. Detroit Red Wings .275 18.5%
2. Ottawa Senators .437 13.5%
3. Ottawa Senators* .437 11.5%
4. Los Angeles Kings .457 9.5%
5. Anaheim Ducks .472 8.5%
6. New Jersey Devils .493** 7.5%
7. Buffalo Sabres .493** 6.5%
8. Team A n/a 6.0%
9. Team B n/a 5.0%
10. Team C n/a 3.5%
11. Team D n/a 3.0%
12. Team E n/a 2.5%
13. Team F n/a 2.0%
14. Team G n/a 1.5%
15. Team H n/a 1.0%
* Acquired in a trade with San Jose Sharks (.450 points percentage)
** Buffalo Sabres ranked higher than New Jersey Devils on the basis of higher regulation/OT win percentage (Buffalo, .406 ROW%; New Jersey, .348 ROW%)
First Draw
* If the winning team of the First Draw is from the #1-7 group, that team wins the right to the first overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.
* If the winning team of the First Draw is from the #8-15 group, the right to the first overall pick will be determined in Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery.
* After the First Draw, the winning team (from either the #1-7 group or the #8-15 group) will no longer be eligible for the Second or Third Draws. All number combinations originally assigned to this team will become "Re-Draw Combinations" for the Second and Third Draws. The remaining teams' odds will increase on a proportionate basis for the Second Draw based on which team wins the First Draw.
Second Draw
* If the winning team of the Second Draw is from among the #1-7 group, that team wins the right to the second overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.
* If the winning team of the Second Draw is from the #8-15 group, the right to the second overall pick will be determined in Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery.
* After the Second Draw, the winning team (from either the #1-7 group or the #8-15 group) will no longer be eligible for the Third Draw. All number combinations originally assigned to this team will become "Re-Draw Combinations" for the Third Draw. The remaining teams' odds will increase on a proportionate basis for the Third Draw based on which team wins the Second Draw.
Third Draw
* If the winning team of the Third Draw is from among the #1-7 group above, that team wins the right to the third overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft.
* If the winning team of the Third Draw is from the #8-15 group, the right to the third overall pick will be determined in Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery.
If All Three Draws Are Won by Teams in #1-7 Group . . .
* The winning teams receive the respective top three selections in the 2020 NHL Draft. The remaining four teams in the #1-7 group not selected in the three draws are assigned NHL Draft positions 4 through 7 in inverse order of their points percentage at the time of the regular-season pause. The next eight Draft positions (8 through 15) will be assigned to the eight teams that do not advance from the Qualifying Round, in inverse order of their points percentage at the time of the regular-season pause. In these circumstances, Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery would not be necessary.
If Any of the Three Draws Are Won by Teams in the #8-15 Group
* The Draws for the corresponding selections will be conducted during Phase 2 among only the eight Qualifying Round teams that failed to advance.
Phase 2
* Phase 2 of the Draft Lottery, if necessary, will be conducted between the Qualifying Round and First Round.
* Phase 2 participants: the eight teams that do not advance from the Qualifying Round (or the teams that acquired their first-round picks).
* Following each Phase 2 draw, the winning team will be assigned the corresponding Top 3 selection and, if another Phase 2 draw is necessary, that team's numbered lottery ball will be removed.
* When all Phase 1 and Phase 2 draws are completed and the Top 3 selections in the 2020 NHL Draft assigned, the remaining selections in the Top 15 will be assigned to the 12 teams that did not win a draw in inverse order of their points percentages at the time of the season's pause.
* In each Phase 2 draw, all participants will have the same odds.
Tawnos
A guy with a bass
I’m reposting here something I posted in the last thread, hoping to stave off repetitive questions about our two draft picks.
Here are several possible scenarios:
1.) Tor wins, Car wins, Rangers don't win lotto: Rangers will get the lower of the two picks. If either team makes it to the ECF or later, that pick will be 28-31. Otherwise, it'll depend on who else does. Highest the Rangers own pick can be is 9th... again, depends on what else happens.
2.) Tor wins, Car wins, Rangers win the lotto: Same deal for the Car/Tor pick. Rangers pick top-3.
3.) Tor wins, Car loses: The Rangers get the Toronto pick. Same playoff result implications, which now also apply to the Rangers own pick. The best the Rangers pick can be is 17th.
4.) Tor loses, Car wins, Rangers don't win lotto: The Rangers will get Carolina's pick. Same playoff result implications. Highest Rangers own pick can be is 9th.
5.) Tor loses, Car wins, Rangers win the lotto: Rangers get Carolina pick, their own pick is top-3
6.) Tor loses, Car loses, neither win lotto: Rangers get Carolina's pick, which can't be higher than 14th. Rangers own pick depends on playoff results, but can't be better than 17th.
7.) Tor loses, Car loses, Tor wins lotto, Car does not: We get Carolina's pick, which can't be higher than 14th. Rangers own pick depends on playoff results, but can't be better than 17th.
8.) Tor loses, Car loses, Car wins lotto, Tor does not: We get Toronto's pick, which can't be higher than 11th. Rangers own pick depends on playoff results, but can't be better than 17th.
9.) Tor loses, Car loses, Car wins lotto, Tor wins lotto: We get Carolina's pick, no matter what it is. Rangers own pick depends on playoff results, but can't be better than 17th.
Here are several possible scenarios:
1.) Tor wins, Car wins, Rangers don't win lotto: Rangers will get the lower of the two picks. If either team makes it to the ECF or later, that pick will be 28-31. Otherwise, it'll depend on who else does. Highest the Rangers own pick can be is 9th... again, depends on what else happens.
2.) Tor wins, Car wins, Rangers win the lotto: Same deal for the Car/Tor pick. Rangers pick top-3.
3.) Tor wins, Car loses: The Rangers get the Toronto pick. Same playoff result implications, which now also apply to the Rangers own pick. The best the Rangers pick can be is 17th.
4.) Tor loses, Car wins, Rangers don't win lotto: The Rangers will get Carolina's pick. Same playoff result implications. Highest Rangers own pick can be is 9th.
5.) Tor loses, Car wins, Rangers win the lotto: Rangers get Carolina pick, their own pick is top-3
6.) Tor loses, Car loses, neither win lotto: Rangers get Carolina's pick, which can't be higher than 14th. Rangers own pick depends on playoff results, but can't be better than 17th.
7.) Tor loses, Car loses, Tor wins lotto, Car does not: We get Carolina's pick, which can't be higher than 14th. Rangers own pick depends on playoff results, but can't be better than 17th.
8.) Tor loses, Car loses, Car wins lotto, Tor does not: We get Toronto's pick, which can't be higher than 11th. Rangers own pick depends on playoff results, but can't be better than 17th.
9.) Tor loses, Car loses, Car wins lotto, Tor wins lotto: We get Carolina's pick, no matter what it is. Rangers own pick depends on playoff results, but can't be better than 17th.
Thanks. I understand the lottery much better after reading this.
egelband
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Trouba, Strome, a 1st, conditional 1st, one of Howden or Andersson
mas0764
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Yeah, me too, if most higher rank teams win the play in round, I also think its good for us that all 8 teams in the round two lottery will have equal odds.
NYR Viper
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I'm still having trouble determining a legit landing spot for Eichel that isn't the Rangers if he were indeed available.
Oscar Lindberg
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Theoretically I guess but not really. One of the teams 8-15 could win a top 3 spot, but there's no guarantee that a certain team will get said pick. Each team 8-15 will have a equal chance to win that pick.
I believe the percentage is like 12.5%. If someone like Montreal wants to lose on purpose for a 12.5% chance to get a top 3 pick, then more power to them I guess ?
Oscar Lindberg
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Just doing a quick look, Montreal jumps out at me. Philadelphia is another, they have prospects and NHL players I'm sure Buffalo would like in return
UnSandvich
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Change is good.
Brooklyn Rangers Fan
Change is good.
No. That's why they're having placeholder teams and then the second lottery post play-in round (if necessary).
Tawnos
A guy with a bass
Not only is which pick among the losers of the qualifier determined after the qualifier is over, but you'd have to also know exactly which teams are the losers and where you stand in that order.
In other words, no.
Guys if you want Eichel its gonna have to hurt a bit. Strome/Buch/1st and Howden is not hurting. Its more like a tickle.
Think of what we would want if we ever traded Zibby plus plus.
Think of what we would want if we ever traded Zibby plus plus.
howztheglass
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I think the issue is the salary cap space more then the players.
The Rangers have many good assets that they can trade from--the problem with those assets is they don't have the large salaries.
Highly doubt the Rangers would trade Trouba--I know some believe because of his salary it make sense but it would set a bad example for other players whom want to come to NY--yes it's a business but these things matter.
Zibs doesn't make sense either--we want to have a strong down the middle set up not trade a 1A for a 1B.
Kreider just signed and if Zibs is not the next captain it will be CK. Only my thoughts but I don't believe he gets moved.
So a lot of people have thrown out names what about:
Buch--3.250
Chytil or Kravtsov--.900
One of Nils or Miller
Georgiev--RFA
The higher of our 1st round picks
B Smith--yes Smith for cap proposes--4.350 Smith only has one year left on his deal and everyone would rather trade him then Zibs/Trouba/CK.
Or:
Buch--3.250
Chytil or Kravtsov--.900
ADA--RFA
The higher of our 1st round picks
B Smith--yes Smith for cap proposes--4.350
Buffalo will want a center back to replace Eichel that why I'm thinking Chytil more then Kravtsov.
Buck replaces some ( yes not even close ) scoring.
Buffalo gets additional defense scoring help from either package.
Package a gets Buffalo a goalie of their future.
An additional first round pick this year.
Smith well a vet whom could help on D or wing.
Jake brings in a 10 million cap hit--trading either of those package sends 8.5 million out. Any trade for player as good as Eichel will require given up multiple young assets which will hurt but the Rangers can change some names around but the basis of a every good deal is there.
Last but not least we could buy out Staal ( does anyone know his cap hit for the buy out ? ) to help with signing some of our remaining RFA's.
The Rangers have many good assets that they can trade from--the problem with those assets is they don't have the large salaries.
Highly doubt the Rangers would trade Trouba--I know some believe because of his salary it make sense but it would set a bad example for other players whom want to come to NY--yes it's a business but these things matter.
Zibs doesn't make sense either--we want to have a strong down the middle set up not trade a 1A for a 1B.
Kreider just signed and if Zibs is not the next captain it will be CK. Only my thoughts but I don't believe he gets moved.
So a lot of people have thrown out names what about:
Buch--3.250
Chytil or Kravtsov--.900
One of Nils or Miller
Georgiev--RFA
The higher of our 1st round picks
B Smith--yes Smith for cap proposes--4.350 Smith only has one year left on his deal and everyone would rather trade him then Zibs/Trouba/CK.
Or:
Buch--3.250
Chytil or Kravtsov--.900
ADA--RFA
The higher of our 1st round picks
B Smith--yes Smith for cap proposes--4.350
Buffalo will want a center back to replace Eichel that why I'm thinking Chytil more then Kravtsov.
Buck replaces some ( yes not even close ) scoring.
Buffalo gets additional defense scoring help from either package.
Package a gets Buffalo a goalie of their future.
An additional first round pick this year.
Smith well a vet whom could help on D or wing.
Jake brings in a 10 million cap hit--trading either of those package sends 8.5 million out. Any trade for player as good as Eichel will require given up multiple young assets which will hurt but the Rangers can change some names around but the basis of a every good deal is there.
Last but not least we could buy out Staal ( does anyone know his cap hit for the buy out ? ) to help with signing some of our remaining RFA's.
SA16
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I think you have to offer both first round picks (provided one doesn't become a top 3 pick of course). That's a huge advantage we would have over most other teams. They can get more prospects they like or turn around and trade the picks for players instead of being forced to look at prospect pools. I don't think Eichel is actually going to get traded though.
NYR Viper
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I HIGHLY doubt Buffalo would trade Eichel within their division. Maybe Philly, that's a decent spot for him
NYR Viper
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Yep, and with the young prospects the team has coming to help keep overall cap hits down it's totally feasible.
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