Value of: Tristan Jarry at the Draft

[Sidney the Kidney]

Sorry but hes right. He doesn't sniff a first... A 2nd would be lucky. Goalies have no value... Especially unproven ones like Jarry .

I didn't say a single thing about a 1st. I quoted someone who acted like the Pens would be lucky to get more than a 3rd.

I think Jarry, if he were on the market, would get more than a solitary 3rd round pick.

 

[KevinRedkey]

Dejavu for comments about Talbot and Eddie Lack were getting put on the market--lack got a 3rd and a 7th and talbot got a 2nd and 3rd.

We have a track record of what back ups get-- who was the last complete back up with zero starting (meaning being the team starter) who got traded for a 1st? Raanta would be the closest but in the trade was Darek Stephen

Martin Jones fetched 29th overall in summer 2015

 

[Empoleon8771]

People in here really have no concept of value, it seems like. Just stop and think for a second. Jarry was a 2013 2nd round pick and has developed extremely well, to the point where he's NHL ready right now. His upside is without a doubt a starting goalie. So why in god's name would the Penguins trade him straight up for a 3rd? It doesn't matter what you think "market value" is, why would the Penguins accept a 3rd round pick in 2018 for a NHL ready goalie prospect who was a 2nd round pick 5 years ago?

"Market value" is based on what teams would pay and what teams are willing to accept. By that, Jarry's value is more than a 3rd, because the Penguins wouldn't accept a 3rd for him.

 

[Michael Farkas]

Robin Lehner was also traded for a 1st...

 

[Potty John]

I think calgary would send Rittich and a prospect like Shinkaruk or Poirer to get Jarry.