Not going to read 11 pages but isn't Quinn an RFA this year? Theoretically, couldn't the devils just overpay the hell out of him now?
Smith and Holtz or Mercer
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(*relax, just breakin' bauwlls)
Players value winning more than anything else - I would venture to guess.
So if Van still sucks ass by the time Quinn's bridge deal is ending and NJ is a powerhouse and NJ also needs a top pairing PP specialist on top of the CAP to fit an 8M dollar d-man then yeah I could see it happening....
Oh and also all cities have beautiful areas to enjoy, especially for athlete millionaires; that being said, there just simply is not a lot of comparables of nature's beauty when it comes to Vancouver. It's literally world renowned for it. I'm definitely not saying New Jersey is ugly it honestly sounds awesome.
Agreed. I'd like to say the thread has gone off the rails but it was never on the rails.The obsession of both teams fans are ridiculous, Quinn isn’t going to NJ any time soon, Jack and Luke aren’t going to Vancouver any time soon.
Brothers are allowed to play in the NHL and be on different teams
Not going to read 11 pages but isn't Quinn an RFA this year? Theoretically, couldn't the devils just overpay the hell out of him now?
If this happens, they should also acquire Jack Quinn from Buffalo - just to maximise confusion for everyone.
if the main priority is playing together, while they are still good at hockey, why complicate things with a preferred destination? either all three have to be free agent and choose the same team, which also needs to have cap space for them. or their team of choice needs to construct 1 to 3 trades to acquire all of them. luke probably won't be offer sheet eligible in the four off-seasons.Out of curiosity... Let's say the Hughes' brothers main priority is to all play together... Why would they choose NJ? Because 2 of them play there? Seems like a great way to lose your leverage when negotiating a new deal.
Maybe they prefer California or Florida instead.
How about this as a basis:
To VAN:
-Ty Smith
-Nico Hischier @50%
-Pick(s) - thinking 2022 + 2023 1sts
To NJD:
-Quinn Hughes
-Brock Boeser
-Braden Holtby
-Picks (less than NJD, say 2023 2nd)
NJD get likely the two best players in the deal and upgrade with a veteran backup, the Canucks get cap space and futures without fully tanking.
i don't know, if this plays any role for young athlets at all. during the season they have no time to enjoy it anyway. it's all about hockey.Players value winning more than anything else - I would venture to guess.
So if Van still sucks ass by the time Quinn's bridge deal is ending and NJ is a powerhouse and NJ also needs a top pairing PP specialist on top of the CAP to fit an 8M dollar d-man then yeah I could see it happening....
Oh and also all cities have beautiful areas to enjoy, especially for athlete millionaires; that being said, there just simply is not a lot of comparables of nature's beauty when it comes to Vancouver. It's literally world renowned for it. I'm definitely not saying New Jersey is ugly it honestly sounds awesome.
How about this as a basis:
To VAN:
-Ty Smith
-Nico Hischier @50%
-Pick(s) - thinking 2022 + 2023 1sts
To NJD:
-Quinn Hughes
-Brock Boeser
-Braden Holtby
-Picks (less than NJD, say 2023 2nd)
NJD get likely the two best players in the deal and upgrade with a veteran backup, the Canucks get cap space and futures without fully tanking.
Well after that interview with the Hughes trio it's completely blatant they want Quinn to be a devil & that he would be more then happy to come over to play with his brothers. Who has more leverage? Quinn wants out it's obvious.
Luke Hughes is under contract the longest and that's in new Jersey. He'll be the hardest one to pull out, assuming he's any good. Quinn obviously has a long way to go to bring a ufa. However as players approach ufa status, if they make it clear they won't re-sign beyond their rfa years, teams will trade them before that happens. So in 3 years if Quinn really wants out, he can push for that by refusing to sign into his ufa years.Out of curiosity... Let's say the Hughes' brothers main priority is to all play together... Why would they choose NJ? Because 2 of them play there? Seems like a great way to lose your leverage when negotiating a new deal.
Maybe they prefer California or Florida instead.
Luke Hughes is under contract the longest and that's in new Jersey. He'll be the hardest one to pull out, assuming he's any good. Quinn obviously has a long way to go to bring a ufa. However as players approach ufa status, if they make it clear they won't re-sign beyond their rfa years, teams will trade them before that happens. So in 3 years if Quinn really wants out, he can push for that by refusing to sign into his ufa years.
Not saying that would happen, but that's the scenario that round lead to all three in new Jersey. If they want to go to Vancouver or any other team, it means waiting longer for Luke to get close to ufa years.
The obsession of both teams fans are ridiculous, Quinn isn’t going to NJ any time soon, Jack and Luke aren’t going to Vancouver any time soon.
Brothers are allowed to play in the NHL and be on different teams