Stuzchuk
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Poile & Rinne said that he'll be seeing more start next year (in other words it's his time), so with that being said unless it's a gross overpayment (Andersen+1st) NAS will hold on to Saros
Schneider and Talbot were also surplus to requirements, and were stuck behind goalies (Luongo and Hank) who at the time, were locked in to their positions firmyl as the teams #1. IIRC, they were also both RFA's when dealt.
No one thinks Saros is worth Nylander. No one thinks the Leafs would make that deal. But by trading Saros, the preds are gambling away their window on a replacement that may not fit their system as well as Saros does, who does not know the teams players and their tendencies like he does, and doesnt have a great relationship with their current #1. In order to get the Preds, who are in the middle of a contending window, with a goalie who looked a little shaky in the playoffs last year, to gamble on bringing in another backup/potential starter, just doesnt make sense. If you want them to do it, its not going to be cheap, and it will cost a piece that will have to make up for everything i listed above. That's all that's being said.
And you have completely either missed the point or choose to ignore it. Nashville fans are aware that Saros isn’t worth Nylander and have said it over and over. But trades don’t happen in a vacuum do they? It would take an overpayment in the value level of Nylander for the Preds to give up Saros because of where he’s at in his development, Rinne’s status, and Saros’s team friendly contract. Period. It’s not that hard to understand.
We know NSH is not getting Nylander for Saros and you need to know that TOR isn’t getting Saros for anything less.
No, I haven't missed the point. You're either missing or choosing to ignore mine.
I've already stated multiple times that I understand the situation, however, you're right, trades don't happen in a vacuum and hypothetical fan scenarios don't either.
If you don't want to see that, it's not my problem and this discussion is over.
I was just wondering what would it take to get him, not to dish at NSH or anything. Yes we do have Woll and I believe he would be good but he is not as ready as Saros is. Also if NSH likes they can switch Sparks with Woll who is very comparable to Thatcher Demko.
Last but not the least I don’t ever have faith in Andersen, so I wouldn’t mind if we decide to move on from him.
You should be embarrassed.If NSH decides to stick with Rinne would this be enough for Saros?
To NSH
Grundstrom, Sparks
To TOR
Saros
The rest of your post is irrelevant because you have missed the essential point. This has nothing to do with Nylander to Nashville. Not one damn thing. That is not the objective. It is strictly about Saros to Toronto, and what would be required to make that happen. Since Nashville will not give up Saros for anything even remotely reasonable, the only possibility is something that's completely unreasonable. Whether or not you find it bothersome or offensive is irrelevant, because he's not for sale unless you offer something completely unreasonable. Whatever other examples of goaltender trading you want to bring up are also irrelevant, because he's not for sale unless you offer something completely unreasonable. Whatever vacuum value one might presume he has is additionally completely irrelevant, because he's not for sale unless you offer something completely unreasonable. That is the alpha and omega of the discussion.Disingenuousity and all other semantics and hypotheticals aside, Saros isn't getting you Nylander.
Is there anyone else in Nashville’s goalie pipeline that is around 22 that could be rinnes successor? Given the extension saros signed, he’d be a cheap option to hands the reigns to and save cap space.If NSH decides to stick with Rinne would this be enough for Saros?
To NSH
Grundstrom, Sparks
To TOR
Saros
I was just wondering what would it take to get him, not to dish at NSH or anything. Yes we do have Woll and I believe he would be good but he is not as ready as Saros is. Also if NSH likes they can switch Sparks with Woll who is very comparable to Thatcher Demko.
Last but not the least I don’t ever have faith in Andersen, so I wouldn’t mind if we decide to move on from him.
Them both playing for USA at the juniors does not make them comparable. Demko is head and shoulders above Woll even considering the age gap
The rest of your post is irrelevant because you have missed the essential point. This has nothing to do with Nylander to Nashville. Not one damn thing. That is not the objective. It is strictly about Saros to Toronto, and what would be required to make that happen. Since Nashville will not give up Saros for anything even remotely reasonable, the only possibility is something that's completely unreasonable. Whether or not you find it bothersome or offensive is irrelevant, because he's not for sale unless you offer something completely unreasonable. Whatever other examples of goaltender trading you want to bring up are also irrelevant, because he's not for sale unless you offer something completely unreasonable. Whatever vacuum value one might presume he has is additionally completely irrelevant, because he's not for sale unless you offer something completely unreasonable. That is the alpha and omega of the discussion.
#1 is the response to the thread topic. #2 is a distraction; a strawman being used to attempt to bully Preds fans into backing off on #1. That's why it's not relevant.No, it's only irrelevant in your mind because of some petty superiority complex you carry when it comes to this.
He isn't for sale because this is a hypothetical discussion board, aka fantasy aka not reality. The reality of it is two things that I can't necessarily guarantee, but I'd bet good money on not happening...
1. Saros isn't being moved.
2. Saros isn't returning a Nylander or player type similar.
Now, if you want to get personal and point fingers as if you're the gospel, go right ahead. Doesn't bother me one bit, but don't act like what you say is final, when it's not, because regardless of what you, I or the next person says, it has no bearing on what happens in real life.
Thanks.
And <poof> this entire forum vanishes.No, it's only irrelevant in your mind because of some petty superiority complex you carry when it comes to this.
He isn't for sale because this is a hypothetical discussion board, aka fantasy aka not reality. The reality of it is two things that I can't necessarily guarantee, but I'd bet good money on not happening...
1. Saros isn't being moved.
2. Saros isn't returning a Nylander or player type similar.
Now, if you want to get personal and point fingers as if you're the gospel, go right ahead. Doesn't bother me one bit, but don't act like what you say is final, when it's not, because regardless of what you, I or the next person says, it has no bearing on what happens in real life.
Thanks.
I could totally get behind this. If only "The price for Ryan Johansen is Jordan Eberle" had aged better...And <poof> this entire forum vanishes.
I think Preds fans might as well make a game of this... Saros with his new contract is going to be on the wishlist for fans of every team that remotely thinks they might want to go the trade route to get a new young goalie in house. I think we just keep throwing out the names of Gaudreaus and Nylanders now and see how long it takes the rest of y'all to get tired of asking. Turn it into a meme.
Gaudreau + Nylander + 2nd round pick. That's what Saros costs now.
Look at the returns for Schneider and Talbot, who were far more proven goaltenders and got far less in return in deals than Nylander. Which is fact, not opinion or conjecture.
#1 is the response to the thread topic. #2 is a distraction; a strawman being used to attempt to bully Preds fans into backing off on #1. That's why it's not relevant.
Cam Talbot was about a week away from turning 28 years old and had 57 career NHL appearances when he was traded. He wasn't far more proven than anyone. Which is fact, not opinion or conjecture.
If NSH decides to stick with Rinne would this be enough for Saros?
To NSH
Grundstrom, Sparks
To TOR
Saros
Is there anyone else in Nashville’s goalie pipeline that is around 22 that could be rinnes successor? Given the extension saros signed, he’d be a cheap option to hands the reigns to and save cap space.
If no one else is close to being ready why would Nash give him up? Rinne is at the end of his mid 30’s. He’s not 30 where you have several more years.