LamorielloAndSon
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isles need a second line center and currently have no one with that type of potential in the prospect pool so what would it cost to get turris on the isles
isles need a second line center
I thought that was the impression of turris, that it just wasn’t a good fitAnthony Beauvilier plus something? I know Nashville is in win now mode, and I'm a fan of Turris, but last year didnt show for much success, maybe they are not a good match. If a team came up with an offer of a player, albeit less good but younger, I would consider it.
isles need a second line center and currently have no one with that type of potential in the prospect pool so what would it cost to get turris on the isles
Lets be realisticNo they aren’t
Yeah, if I'm the Islanders I just hope for one of Hugues, Newhook, Cozens, Turcotte...Isles have unsuccessfully kicked the tires on ROR and Duchene. Gonna guess they would have no more interest in paying a high price for Turris then they had in paying a high price for ROR or Duchene.
Isles will likely get their #2C in the 2019 draft.
Yeah, if I'm the Islanders I just hope for one of Hugues, Newhook, Cozens, Turcotte...
Hugues to them would be great. Fans deserve this after seeing Tavares leave. And Hugues-Barzal would be one hell of a 1-2 punch.
yeah, I was telling from a Nashville POV I'd have more interest in a Beauvilier type of player who can play C than a UFA like Lee and that would be my price for TurrisLou and Trotz are calling this a season of evaluating the talent.
Imo we are more likely to see a couple of impending ufas like Lee/Nelson/ Eberle dealt in a futures package then top youngsters dealt for guys pushing 30.
RNH is playing #1LW right now. He's pretty much untouchable.You'd have a much better chance at going after someone on a team where they have a #2C who's playing in a 3C position. Two teams that have this that immediately come to mind are Edmonton (RNH) and Pittsburgh (Brassard). And even ignoring the divisional aspect, I do not see either team being all that interested in moving those guys unless they're getting back something they can't say no to - which would likely defeat the purpose here.
As others have said, it probably doesn't make a ton of sense for NYI to chase a #2C via trade at this time given where the franchise currently is (aka some sort of rebuild).
21 yr old Barzal is already more productive and on his ELC.NAS would be loooking for an 1A/1B top 2 center rotation... what's do the NYI awnt for Barzal?
I guess, the was needed afterall21 yr old Barzal is already more productive and on his ELC.
WHY would the nyi prefer 29 yr old Turris to Barzal?
Replace Nelson with Kovar (not proven with the NHL game however).Barzal
Nelson
Filppula
Not the strongest center wise, they could try to play bailey at center since he played center early in his career if they need help. Also you guys do have Bellows but not much behind that. I could see a trade happening for a 2c but probably not from a cup contender.
Lou isn't moving Barzal unless the offer was too good to be true. Barzal is the cornerstone and future of the franchise.NAS would be loooking for an 1A/1B top 2 center rotation... what's do the NYI awnt for Barzal?