robicgi
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- Oct 17, 2018
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Danault is not part of the reasons why I want or don't want Duchene. The goal is adding talent and Duchene can play wing as well if we need him to. What? You going to then say Duchene as a winger gets less time than Danault as a center? Who cares. Lets them earn their ice time. Danault gets no credit for what he does for us because people focus on points only. It's not just about points.
I find it hilarious that some are using Danault as reasons not to sign Duchene.
Duchene would be an upgrade but to me its like going after bobrovski , we need Duchene as much as we need another #1 goalie. We have 50 to 70 pt centers already and if the plan is to move Duchene to wing then why not go after a goal scoring winger straight up. If the plan is to use him at center than how much of an upgrade is it over Domi or Danault? Just seems like a redundant move to me that will have a huge cap hit and hinder us moving forward. Nothing against Duchene but 8 mil for a career 55 to 60 pt center will be a brutal move IMO. Just because a good player is available doesnt nessisarly mean its a good idea to go after him. It would also restrict the young centers development as they would all be relagated to the wing .Whats the point of drafting 3 promising centers to just play them on the wing? Why not just draft wingers than? We finally have some promising youth at center (including Domi) and we want to pay 8 mil plus for a middle of the pack center. Just doesnt make sense to me. Its all good to say let them earn their ice time but with domi/duchene/danault filling the top 3 spots and the young centers being religated to the 4th line or wing on the 3rd how do you see them getting the opportunity to realistically show what they can do?