would anyone do Schmaltz+Jokiharju+1st for Trouba....only caveat is that it's inter-division
C depth would be Scheifele-Schmaltz (22YO, put up 50+ pts in his 2nd/21 YO season)-Little-LowryA right side of Byfuglien-Myers-Poolman sounds like a huge step back. On the plus side, that first round pick could be an impact player as soon as 2023, when Byfuglien will be 38 years old!
would anyone do Schmaltz+Jokiharju+1st for Trouba....only caveat is that it's inter-division
It's true that the arena is small, but it's sold out and there aren't many "cheap seats". I'd guess the Jets are around middle of the pack in terms of regular season revenues. Their long playoff run earned them about $20M as well. They can afford to spend to the cap - especially if they can make the playoffs.I could be wrong, but I seem to recall someone (Chipman?) saying that the Jets could afford to be a cap team for short periods when they felt they were positioned for a cup run and needed to add some assets, but that level of spending was not sustainable here. We are a small market with a very small arena. My feeling is they will do every thing they can to get the cup this year, but if they fall short, like well short... I think they have to move on from their older players. Signing Wheeler to an extension now would be a horrible mistake IMO. And this is assuming we have a happy, productive Trouba locked up long term. If it becomes clear that Trouba still wants out, I'm all for blowing it up right now, get some younger players in to complement our current young stars and hope that they can provide a winning core in a couple of years. And more picks. Outside of KV and Samberg, I'm not seeing a lot there to be excited about.
But as I said at the start, I could be wrong.
I could be wrong, but I seem to recall someone (Chipman?) saying that the Jets could afford to be a cap team for short periods when they felt they were positioned for a cup run and needed to add some assets, but that level of spending was not sustainable here. We are a small market with a very small arena. My feeling is they will do every thing they can to get the cup this year, but if they fall short, like well short... I think they have to move on from their older players. Signing Wheeler to an extension now would be a horrible mistake IMO. And this is assuming we have a happy, productive Trouba locked up long term. If it becomes clear that Trouba still wants out, I'm all for blowing it up right now, get some younger players in to complement our current young stars and hope that they can provide a winning core in a couple of years. And more picks. Outside of KV and Samberg, I'm not seeing a lot there to be excited about.
But as I said at the start, I could be wrong.
would anyone do Schmaltz+Jokiharju+1st for Trouba....only caveat is that it's inter-division
Chicago doesn't have the cap space to afford Trouba.
I'd love to see Trouba retire as a Jet.
If he HAS to be traded, here are some deals I would make.
Larkin, Zadina and next year's 2nd.
Stone and next year's 1st.
Girardi and Point.
Provorov for Trouba and Tanev or Copp.
Manson and a 1st and 2nd for Trouba and Myers.
don't think DET and OTT or any rebuilding team will take on Trouba. His situation is starting to get similar to EK's in a way. If he isn't coming with an extension then it'll be tough to pony up the premier prospects/picks for him, especially from a rebuilding team. He has his eyes set on a destination where he wants to go.I'd love to see Trouba retire as a Jet.
If he HAS to be traded, here are some deals I would make.
Larkin, Zadina and next year's 2nd.
Stone and next year's 1st.
Girardi and Point.
Provorov for Trouba and Tanev or Copp.
Manson and a 1st and 2nd for Trouba and Myers.
I'd love to see Trouba retire as a Jet.
If he HAS to be traded, here are some deals I would make.
Larkin, Zadina and next year's 2nd.
Stone and next year's 1st.
Girardi and Point.
Provorov for Trouba and Tanev or Copp.
Manson and a 1st and 2nd for Trouba and Myers.
I'd love to see Trouba retire as a Jet.
If he HAS to be traded, here are some deals I would make.
Larkin, Zadina and next year's 2nd.
Stone and next year's 1st.
Girardi and Point.
Provorov for Trouba and Tanev or Copp.
Manson and a 1st and 2nd for Trouba and Myers.
I'd love to see Trouba retire as a Jet.
If he HAS to be traded, here are some deals I would make.
Larkin, Zadina and next year's 2nd.
Stone and next year's 1st.
Girardi and Point.
Provorov for Trouba and Tanev or Copp.
Manson and a 1st and 2nd for Trouba and Myers.
Would love to hear which one of Buff, Manson and JoMo you don't consider to be a top 4 guy. That's going to be a fun one to explain.I don't think Point alone is enough for Trouba. But when you tack on the big negative value of Girardi it certainly makes no sense.
The Anaheim trade decimates the Jets D depth leaving us with just 2 legitimate top 4 defenders.
Philly is not giving up cost controlled Provorov for Trouba.
Detroit laughs at the first one. That'd be a great return for Trouba if we could get it.
Ottawa one is only one I'm not sure about, but I don't see Ottawa trading another first right now (they already don't have their 2019 first, so it'd have to be the 2020 first).
Would love to hear which one of Buff, Manson and JoMo you don't consider to be a top 4 guy. That's going to be a fun one to explain.
That's just plain wrong, I think.Don't think much of Manson. Never have. Not top 4 was probably a little harsh, but he is pretty overrated, IMO. He is more of a 4-5, IMO.
That's just plain wrong, I think.
Manson led all defensemen in ES points per 60 last year. He had a positive RelCorsi and xGF% as the shutdown guy on the Ducks. Heck, he even managed a +30 goal differential over the season. He plays against tough competition, is huge and physical... what is missing?
The spike in offense he had this past year might be an outlier (and it very well could be, seeing as his point production hasn't been nearly as good in the years past), but even still, he has a lot of elements to his game that would make him a top 4 guy.I did a little research after posting and yeah his underlying stats looks pretty good.
I've never been a fan of his decision making and puck movement, but I didn't watch very much Ducks last year at all. He always struck me as a slightly better Chiarot, but the stats seem to indicate that's not at all the case.
I generally like what you're suggesting. I think to clear a little bit of cap space and retain defensive depth, perhaps the Jets can send Chiarot to the Ducks for Holzer, who could easily be sent down.Once the RFA situation is figured out the Jets should sign Paul Postma for d-depth on the big club. He can also clear waivers easily and help out the Moose and if Chiarot can be moved they bring Postma up and save some capspace.
Big defensive defenseman who can throw some hits and grind it out on the 3rd pair? I'm sure there are some GMs who would take him if Chevy shopped him around.Why do people think that Chiarot would be an attractive asset for anyone, if the sole reason for us trading a 1.4 AAV player is getting cap space?