Hunter368
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Brendan Perlini is about as far from a defensive player as you could possibly find...he's worse defensively than Scheifele. The guy is a goal scorer who does really nothing much else.Brendan Perkini on waivers…. Nice defensive forward who I think could develop as a Copp replacement at no cost
perlini-Copp-wheeler would be a sweet third line
Per Elliotte Friedman in his latest 32 thoughts.
#8. One GM called the rental defence market soft and a couple of his compatriots agreed. A major reason? There is a lot of them.
I've been saying this, supply & demand helps or hurts the returns. Dillon/Schmidt, not sure either gets traded at the TDL.....maybe a summer thing.
Per Elliotte Friedman in his latest 32 thoughts.
#8. One GM called the rental defence market soft and a couple of his compatriots agreed. A major reason? There is a lot of them.
I've been saying this, supply & demand helps or hurts the returns. Dillon/Schmidt, not sure either gets traded at the TDL.....maybe a summer thing.
Even with the b2b wins we haven't gained any ground on the teams we are chasing. I can't see them making the points up so Chevy better sell.
Interesting. I guess we will just have to see what is offered in a couple of weeks.
Even with the b2b wins we haven't gained any ground on the teams we are chasing. I can't see them making the points up so Chevy better sell.
Returns are never as good as fans post (for the most part)Agreed. TDL maybe only Boo Boo is traded as far as D goes.......
Considering he specifically said the market is soft on D guys, hopefully Jets can trade Stats & Copp and get solid returns still. I still think the returns for Copp & Stats are a bit less then what some here have posted often.
Agreed. TDL maybe only Boo Boo is traded as far as D goes.......
Considering he specifically said the market is soft on D guys, hopefully Jets can trade Stats & Copp and get solid returns still. I still think the returns for Copp & Stats are a bit less then what some here have posted often.
We need a strong voice in our locker room. If we could get Toews from Chicago for Wheeler I really believe it would improve this team. He has won everything. Knows what it takes to win. Has been there and done that and wasn’t just a passenger. This is what this team needs.(and a good coach)
Not sure I want Toews at this stage in his career. He is a shell of what he was and carried far too big a caphit. I think Chicago is stuck either him.
He may be back this week so there would be a period to see how he is health wise. I'd agree the cap hit wouldn't make it worth it, but a Toews-style player at a low cap hit would be ok.
Agreed. TDL maybe only Boo Boo is traded as far as D goes.......
Considering he specifically said the market is soft on D guys, hopefully Jets can trade Stats & Copp and get solid returns still. I still think the returns for Copp & Stats are a bit less then what some here have posted often.
I think you could argue that we did have exactly this type of diamond in the rough in Copp and perhaps his development was slowed by Maurice's tendencies. Tanev and Armia were this kind of guy too... the problem is that eventually these guys are not low cost gems - Bunting will command $5m on the open market in a couple years imo.I'd like to see Chevy continue to find those low cost diamonds in the rough type players, with solid underlying stats that could really help this team with higher responsibility or TOI. Thinking along the lines of Carter V or Forsling (Marchessault years ago) in FLA. Or Bunting, Mikheyev in Toronto of recent years. Svech would be an example of this for us, and if he was with PLD for a majority of the season who knows how this team would be standing at this point. But given the likes of Vesalainen, Harkins and pognaski, can't produce (& of course Lowry but we have him on a long term deal - although he's finally woken up offensively after a 50 game slumber), along with the pressures of the salary cap, identifying and acquiring/signing those players would be a major boon.
This is where imo stats, micro/underlying stats, analytics come a great tool to find who those diamonds in the rough are.
I think you could argue that we did have exactly this type of diamond in the rough in Copp and perhaps his development was slowed by Maurice's tendencies. Tanev and Armia were this kind of guy too... the problem is that eventually these guys are not low cost gems - Bunting will command $5m on the open market in a couple years imo.
I agree that Svech is this player and we need to keep him on that line with PLD. Brooks might be but seems doubtful. I would have given Perlini a shot in a new environment...
lebrun on overdrive right now just said chevy is going into the deadline as if were still in it
lebrun on overdrive right now just said chevy is going into the deadline as if were still in it