I just tried to find it on Twitter and I couldn’t find anythingAnyone find a scout tweet for tonight?
They will make changes this summer, but right now they are in the playoffs so they aren't blowing anything up now. Goose is an over paid third pairing D now. He still gets some points but is getting worse on D.If Minny is really thinking of blowing it up, and is really looking for a hockey deal that provides flexibility without killing the roster, and is really much more interested is pro-prospects rather than picks, I do wonder if we couldn’t put together a package for Zucker that meets those requirements. I don’t know how many teams could, given that it’s basically an impossible criteria they’ve set forth.
They really need a top four D with Dumba injured for the rest of the season. Goligoski can play either LD or RD. I believe Brodin can too. I think Goligoski would be a good fit for their needs and I think he’d waive to go home.
We have some young roster forwards that could potentially be expended in a deal for a legit top six scoring threat like Zucker. Fischer or Crouse should be interesting to the Wild given they want to get younger but stay relevant. Then we have a recent 1st rounder and a recent 2nd rounder already playing pro and potentially close to NHL ready in Nick Merkley and Filip Westerlund.
They’ve got some expensive depth players that would help bring some elements our team is missing in Foligno and Pateryn. That could give them some additional flexibility. There could be a fit on this.
Morgan:
From what I understand, the offered return on Panik thus far has been underwhelming (mid-round pick and such). We'll see if that changes as the deadline closes in.
If Minny is really thinking of blowing it up, and is really looking for a hockey deal that provides flexibility without killing the roster, and is really much more interested is pro-prospects rather than picks, I do wonder if we couldn’t put together a package for Zucker that meets those requirements. I don’t know how many teams could, given that it’s basically an impossible criteria they’ve set forth.
They really need a top four D with Dumba injured for the rest of the season. Goligoski can play either LD or RD. I believe Brodin can too. I think Goligoski would be a good fit for their needs and I think he’d waive to go home.
We have some young roster forwards that could potentially be expended in a deal for a legit top six scoring threat like Zucker. Fischer or Crouse should be interesting to the Wild given they want to get younger but stay relevant. Then we have a recent 1st rounder and a recent 2nd rounder already playing pro and potentially close to NHL ready in Nick Merkley and Filip Westerlund.
They’ve got some expensive depth players that would help bring some elements our team is missing in Foligno and Pateryn. That could give them some additional flexibility. There could be a fit on this.
We should keep him for the playoff push anyway. Third or later pick isn't worth anything.Morgan:
From what I understand, the offered return on Panik thus far has been underwhelming (mid-round pick and such). We'll see if that changes as the deadline closes in.
Keep Panik unless a 2nd gets dangled. A 3rd rounder isn’t worth it.
That’s a pretty cheap return for Coyle. Hopefully Minnesota is selling and falls out of the race.
If he's not in the plans next year, he should be gone at the deadline.I agree with that. Panik staying and helping keep this team competitive might be worth more than a late 3rd rounder or later pick. I just really hope we won't re-sign him this off season, or if we do, that it will be super cheap.
My cut off is a 3rd rounder for Panik.Keep Panik unless a 2nd gets dangled. A 3rd rounder isn’t worth it.
I disagree. The deal has to be worth making your team less competitive in the short term. Unless they meet your price he stays. Simple as that. I'm happy letting him walk at the end of the season and getting an open contract slot.If he's not in the plans next year, he should be gone at the deadline.
Same with all the UFA's.