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Q. Would our team be better if we trade Letang for a 1st,roster player and we sign Krug for similar money? This is of course if we can get rid of Johnson. Our PP would improve a lot more I think too.
Q. Would our team be better if we trade Letang for a 1st,roster player and we sign Krug for similar money? This is of course if we can get rid of Johnson. Our PP would improve a lot more I think too.
And then Krug signs elsewhere and you are stuck holding your dick.
Gut feeling that Murray ends up in Colorado. They have the perfect combo of current/future assets that can be mixed and matched
Old Pixies sure seemed to think losing that pick was no big deal and that Perron would rock with Sid
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In terms of sheer offensive contribution/ability to transition the puck up the ice, our defense doesn't come close to theirs. Come on, pixie.
Vegas beat writer on the Athletic reckons the plan there is to make Lehner their guy, which still means a starter on the market in MAF, but it reduces the idea of getting a great goalie with plenty of prime for free if it comes about.
Im not sure who would have the room to acquire MAF without a decent chunk of retention. I could see him being an a secondary/tertiary option for CGY/EDM/COL, but again the cap would be difficult.
Vegas is going to buy out Fleury if they want to make Lehner their starter, which would be really nice for the Penguins to sign him for cheap
They'll either have to buy him out or they'll have to pay someone else to buy him out. Marleau situation all over again.
Im not sure who would have the room to acquire MAF without a decent chunk of retention. I could see him being an a secondary/tertiary option for CGY/EDM/COL, but again the cap would be difficult.
I think there are a couple of things here to consider:
1. Vegas is going to want to do Fleury right if they move him. Fleury already has a limited NTC, but I think that NTC is effectively a full NTC out of respect for Fleury. They won't trade him somewhere he doesn't want to go.
2. Vegas probably doesn't want to trade Fleury in the same conference, especially in the same division. I think that eliminates the Flames and Oilers by default.
3. Fleury's contract is big enough that I don't think really anyone can take him without heavy retention.
I think this is pretty clearly shaping up into "Fleury will get bought out". I think Colorado and Carolina are the only teams that jump out that can take Fleury with some retention, with Colorado being the more likely option. But is Vegas going to trade Fleury to a team they'd have to get through in the playoffs?
I guess it comes down to how much Lehner wants on an extension. MAF's buy out is : $2,583,333, $3,083,333, $2,083,333,$2,083,333 the next 4 years. With so much lost revenue for the teams im not sure if theyd be fine paying that much for a buyout. I think they will try to give Fleury away for anything and only buyout him out if Lehner signs for really cheap, which could happen.
Obviously you would need to sign Krug and have the Letang trade in progress/finalized.
Which raises the question - what does MAF want? If it's just to start, then I think that's doable for a more or less nothing trade price and some retention. If its start on a contender, then I think maybe Vegas have to buy him out.
I devoutly pray they trade him somewhere.
I want it printed on a shirt.I love when post history is out there for fun...
Q. Would our team be better if we trade Letang for a 1st,roster player and we sign Krug for similar money? This is of course if we can get rid of Johnson. Our PP would improve a lot more I think too.
K? Does that change the fact we almost missed the playoffs and Perron wasn’t very good here?
I also thought the Brassard trade was great and the Hagelin trade was awful.
No but I mean, you were getting pretty adamant about it being so so so horrible.
But you loved it once. Just like those other trades.
Was just funny to see you getting so worked up trying to be hella correct about whatever...even clearly none of us really will know what an outcome may be until players play.