Speculation: Trades and Proposals 2015-2016 V3

[Amadeus]

I would gladly take Clarkson back if it meant a very dirt cheap acquisition of Rychel

Ew. No.

 

[Warden of the North]

I would gladly take Clarkson back if it meant a very dirt cheap acquisition of Rychel

Yuck. No thanks. I like Rychel but hes not the next Corey Perry

 

[MarMarSab3]

As proven already there are ways to rid of Clarkson

 

[ACC1224]

As proven already there are ways to rid of Clarkson

If that's the case why would the BJ's give up Rychel to do so?

 

[MarMarSab3]

If that's the case why would the BJ's give up Rychel to do so?

Valid point. Perhaps hoping this braintrust can figure it out.

 

[ACC1224]

Valid point. Perhaps hoping this braintrust can figure it out.

Lou Lam does have history with Clarkson but I can't see them bringing him back under any reasonable circumstance.

 

[sxvnert]

As proven already there are ways to rid of Clarkson

A single fluke that went in our favour. If the Jackets insured Horton he would still be a Leaf or worse bought out.

 

[MarMarSab3]

A single fluke that went in our favour. If the Jackets insured Horton he would still be a Leaf or worse bought out.

Not true, there were trade options one with Ottawa if i remember correctly.

 

[LaPlante94]

Clarkson was actually an effective player with a good system in place.

 

[Punch Drunk Loov]

It would be pretty funny if the Leafs ended up with both Horton and Clarkson.

Please change the topic lol

 

[SeaOfBlue]

A deal for Rychel would center around him for Percy one-for-one, with us maybe throwing in a decent prospect as an add in. That would be the proper deal.

 

[dubplatepressure]

A deal for Rychel would center around him for Percy one-for-one, with us maybe throwing in a decent prospect as an add in. That would be the proper deal.

I'd definitely do this.

 

[showtime8]

It would be pretty funny if the Leafs ended up with both Horton and Clarkson.

Please change the topic lol

I'm not sure people remember how bad Clarkson was to even want to consider taking him back.