Lays
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I wouldn’t trade Zibanejad for Cirelli straight up.
Literal internal conflict?They are different though, I saw them argue once
Rangers are looking to compete though, no? Rebuild on the fly type situation? Shipping out your 1C doesn't make sense...
I have combined these exchanges into one topic. There are similarities: team motivation, lack of free space in the cap space.
These exchanges are different development strategies for the Rangers.
The exchange with Tampa is a ready player.
The exchange with Vegas is a promising player.
Cap space Tampa and Vegas = $ 0.0M.
Both teams have a goal of winning the 2022 Stanley Cup. Obtaining Zibanejad and Strome serves this purpose. The price for these players is affordable for both teams.
1.
Tampa gets:
Zibanejad (@50% ret)
Strome (@50% ret)
Rangers gets:
Cirelli
Finance - difference: $ 0.125M
Tampa gets: strengthened team, increased Stanley Cup winning chances, about $ 5.0M after season. Considering the end of the Palat contract - about $ 10.0M for the conclusion of new contracts with players (UFA). Players are willing to enter into contracts with Tampa at a low cost. Examples are Perry, Bogosian. If Tampa wins the Stanley Cup for the third time, the number of applicants will increase even more. Tampa can connect a third team to the exchange (@ 50% ret). It's very cheap.
Tampa loses Cirelli:
Damage is easily remedied (UFA players).
2.
Vegas gets:
Zibanejad (@50% ret)
Strome (@50% ret)
Rangers gets
Krebs
Smith (conditionally)
Finance - difference: $ 0.075M (including Smith)
Conditionally - exchange Smith.
Chooses Vegas:
Vegas itself changes Smith.
Vegas includes the player in the deal.
Vegas gets: team strengthening, Stanley Cup winning chances Increased, about $ 5.0M after the season.
In case of victory in the Stanley Cup, everything is justified.
In case of failure in the Stanley Cup - Krebs is the price of increasing the chances of winning the Stanley Cup. For $ 5.0M after the season, you can sign a player (UFA). Vegas can connect a third team to the exchange (@ 50% ret). It's very cheap.
Vegas losing - Krebs:
Krebs is the player of the future.In the coming season, the acquired players will bring more value.
Alexandar Georgiev AAV $ 2,425,000 RFA 2022 (@ 50% ret) may be included in the Rangers-Tampa / Vegas deal if required. Tampa / Vegas adds by agreement.
Which is the best option? Who adds?
The Cirelli trade is my favorite kind of trade board proposal, that very special trade that’s terrible for both teams.Seems horrible for Tampa. They can’t resign either Strome or zib and they give up a young cirelli.
Hence the retention and Strome. Two wrongs don’t make a right — but four apparently do.I wouldn’t trade Zibanejad for Cirelli straight up.
I have combined these exchanges into one topic. There are similarities: team motivation, lack of free space in the cap space.
These exchanges are different development strategies for the Rangers.
The exchange with Tampa is a ready player.
The exchange with Vegas is a promising player.
Cap space Tampa and Vegas = $ 0.0M.
Both teams have a goal of winning the 2022 Stanley Cup. Obtaining Zibanejad and Strome serves this purpose. The price for these players is affordable for both teams.
1.
Tampa gets:
Zibanejad (@50% ret)
Strome (@50% ret)
Rangers gets:
Cirelli
Finance - difference: $ 0.125M
Tampa gets: strengthened team, increased Stanley Cup winning chances, about $ 5.0M after season. Considering the end of the Palat contract - about $ 10.0M for the conclusion of new contracts with players (UFA). Players are willing to enter into contracts with Tampa at a low cost. Examples are Perry, Bogosian. If Tampa wins the Stanley Cup for the third time, the number of applicants will increase even more. Tampa can connect a third team to the exchange (@ 50% ret). It's very cheap.
Tampa loses Cirelli:
Damage is easily remedied (UFA players).
2.
Vegas gets:
Zibanejad (@50% ret)
Strome (@50% ret)
Rangers gets
Krebs
Smith (conditionally)
Finance - difference: $ 0.075M (including Smith)
Conditionally - exchange Smith.
Chooses Vegas:
Vegas itself changes Smith.
Vegas includes the player in the deal.
Vegas gets: team strengthening, Stanley Cup winning chances Increased, about $ 5.0M after the season.
In case of victory in the Stanley Cup, everything is justified.
In case of failure in the Stanley Cup - Krebs is the price of increasing the chances of winning the Stanley Cup. For $ 5.0M after the season, you can sign a player (UFA). Vegas can connect a third team to the exchange (@ 50% ret). It's very cheap.
Vegas losing - Krebs:
Krebs is the player of the future.In the coming season, the acquired players will bring more value.
Alexandar Georgiev AAV $ 2,425,000 RFA 2022 (@ 50% ret) may be included in the Rangers-Tampa / Vegas deal if required. Tampa / Vegas adds by agreement.
Which is the best option? Who adds?
Which one benefits the rangers? Cirelli does not come close to value compared to zib and strome @50% and Krebs and reilly smith don't come close in value to Zib and Strome @ 50%I offered two unequal deals.
One deal - good for the Rangers.
Another deal is overpayment.
I will repeat the question - "Who adds?"
How is this shit still open? Close the thread.
Is this a cry for attention or a cry for help?
I don't even know what the poster is saying anymore.Is this a cry for attention or a cry for help?
No and the further away you go from a generality [i.e., deal involving Rangers] to something more specific, the clearer it is we are not similar.Calling you 2 similar is quite accurate
What are you doing? Just trade Laf for Eichel