Lol there is no 3-4 years away. We need to be competitive now.
McDavid isn't waiting 3-4 years
Yah but a five million possible ppg player is a start. It just depends how much you believe JP and Yam will become good NHL regulars. It’s a gamble for sure.
It really doesn't matter who the GM is. Whoever is the GM will have to make moves to show they are serious about winning. You can't just sit back and wait for 3-4 years. Ever year the GM is going to have to add to show he's serious about getting better.Wishing and hoping won't make it so.
You think bouncing around on the edges of the playoffs for the next three years is going to satisfy him?
Whoever nets the better fit for usWho would you rather trade, Yammy or Pulju?
Maybe unprotected 1st, Yammy/Pulju, Bear, Sekera, and Spooner?
If you're willing to trade a 1st for a top6 winger.. then you have to go all out and target a guy like Tarasenko. Package the first with other assets and see if the Blues will bite.
That wouldn't be a bad trade actually. Schwartz is very good, just injury prone.Pulju + 1st for Jaden Schwartz.
That’s my prediction for Chia’s Chia trade.
Dude wasn’t the MVP at the time he was traded so that’s not true.
It really doesn't matter who the GM is. Whoever is the GM will have to make moves to show they are serious about winning. You can't just sit back and wait for 3-4 years. Ever year the GM is going to have to add to show he's serious about getting better.
That and that's a bunch of bull that this team is 3-4 years away. A good gm should get them into the playoffs next year no problem. Should've been able to get them in this year. Not like we are that far away right now anyway.
Whoever nets the better fit for us
Sure he was
It really doesn't matter who the GM is. Whoever is the GM will have to make moves to show they are serious about winning. You can't just sit back and wait for 3-4 years. Ever year the GM is going to have to add to show he's serious about getting better.
And there is no competitive now. Sure we may have the assets to push for playoffs this year but it will then sewer the team for the rest of McDavids contractLol there is no 3-4 years away. We need to be competitive now.
McDavid isn't waiting 3-4 years.
I wonder what NJ trades hall for at the trade deadline.Sure he was
I wonder what NJ trades hall for at the trade deadline.
The thing is every indication is they are going after a long-term player, so it's not exactly like we are just throwing assets away.And there is no competitive now. Sure we may have the assets to push for playoffs this year but it will then sewer the team for the rest of McDavids contract
Next year but NJ ain’t going anywhere and he was MVP last year. He has another year under a cap friendly salary. His value couldn’t be higher. I assume they move him.Is Hall ufa this summer?
Yea but you need prospects to fill in gaps later as players age out. We give way all our picks and prospects for now guys, we may be competitive for 1-2 years but the other 5 years of McDavids contract will be in the dumps.The thing is ever indication is they are going after a long-term player, so it's not exactly like we are just throwing assets away.
Now the guy making the deal could very well pick the wrong player, but at least the theory isn't exactly so far fetched
Sure, but it's not like you are trading away every pick for the next 2 years. The other hope is once you get going that you are able to filter guys in and out as you won't need core guys just fill ins. We still actually need core players now though and need to look at them via trade.Yea but you need prospects to fill in gaps later as players age out. We give way all our picks and prospects for now guys, we may be competitive for 1-2 years but the other 5 years of McDavids contract will be in the dumps.
We have to be bringing in a high caliber player who is young and established if we are trading our first. It can't be traded for "potential". It has to be a forward like Tarasenko or a dman like Hamilton, it literally can't be anything less. We have too many holes to fill and can't risk losing it on someone who may or may not help the team.