DInTheB
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Friedman quoted in the story above from a radio appearance. Not sure what’s fair. AA and a 2?
Starts with Larkin + 6OA pick.Who would we trade that Carolina would want for him, though?
Starts with Larkin + 6OA pick.
It's getting old having to feverishly pray every year that Holland doesn't move our 1st rounder in the attempt to speed up the rebuild.
Without including the 6th pick or a ton of 2nd rounders, how can we achieve equivalent value to Faulk? Larkin? Let's not. Mantha? Wouldn't be enough. Rasmussen, Cholowski, and Hronek? Please don't trade the future.It's also strange that this is old.... You know since we haven't traded all the way out of the first round since 2012 when we weren't actually in a rebuild at all.
Holland's actions are that of a rebuild, that is pretty consistent the last two years it is very apparent.
Justin Faulk is 26 anyway not exactly some ancient dude. Though no I don't think they will move #6 for him so hopefully we can find another way to acquire him.
Give them 30+ svech+ 3rd do they bite?
...This team is too early in the rebuild to be spending futures on established NHLers.
If this team doesn't draft elite talent, it won't matter what shrewd little choices they make assembling the roster. There's no excuse for abandoning the rebuild by trading for established, non-ELC NHL players.Not all our picks or the highest 1 but if there's anything we learned from Vegas it's about educated, shrewd choices assembling your personnel. I think if the chance is there you grab it now. Same with Karlsson if there's a possibility. Also in this case we wouldn't be as pressured to re-sign Green.
My thing is, let's pretend we're Carolina. We have Justin Faulk, who is 26 and our captain. Why do we want to trade him away for what is basically a 2nd rounder and a disgruntled tweener? I wouldn't, that's for sure. Yeah, Faulk had a bad year, but he's had a bunch of great years, too. It would be selling low on an asset we don't need to move.Faulk would require the Vegas pick, plus either AA or Nyquist, plus another pick. He's exactly the type of player I'd like to add, but I don't know that I'd want to part with the assets needed to get him. (Especially with the likely available prospects for picks 30/33/36 this year.)
If they can somehow just get him for 30+AA+a 3rd rounder or lower, ok. But I definitely don't want to lose a 1st+2nd, let alone anything higher than 30.
Wildcard in all of this is Dundon. Who knows what he's thinking.My thing is, let's pretend we're Carolina. We have Justin Faulk, who is 26 and our captain. Why do we want to trade him away for what is basically a 2nd rounder and a disgruntled tweener? I wouldn't, that's for sure. Yeah, Faulk had a bad year, but he's had a bunch of great years, too. It would be selling low on an asset we don't need to move.