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My suspicions with Holland

Créé par: BeterChiarelli
Équipe: 2021-22 Oilers d'Edmonton
Date de création initiale: 26 mai 2021
Publié: 26 mai 2021
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Disclaimer: absolutely not what I'd do.

Today's afternoon presser emphasized Smith's return, buyouts, and Holland's unwillingness to do a few things:
-He's against mortgaging the future
-He's not going to go out and hunt the giant UFAs (read: Grubauer, Hamilton, etc)
-He's against making a big trade to address roster concerns

We also have other unknowns regarding the organization and Holland himself:
-He loves his Red Wings
-The organization does not subscribe to conventional analytics and will either make unintelligent decisions or risky ones

That said, I think Holland wants to bring back as much of this year's team as possible, or at least the higher-end pieces. Barrie, Koekkoek, Shore, and Smith were all pieces he brought in that worked (or appeared to), and I wouldn't be surprised if he doubles down on them. Larsson and RNH extensions have been floated for a while and I suspect the intention will be to bring both guys back.

Driedger is not my first option for a new goaltender: I think he's incredibly unproven despite success this year and would prefer Ullmark. I think the organization likes Chris better though.

Glendenning and Tatar meet the former Red Wing quota but Luke comes at an overpay in both AAV and term: the lack of an analytics department is going to hamper the organization's understanding of why the bottom-six sucked eggs this year and they'll make a less-than-deal add thinking they've solved the problem. I like Tatar though.

Tippett's disdain for Bear and Holland's desire to bring Barrie back are going to intersect and he'll be traded for a minimal package that helps the team's long-term pipeline. Holland can't get over losing the Athanasiou deal and appears paranoid to not have draft picks. Toronto is going to hop all over Bear's availability in order to drive their tenure on top of the league. It's a disaster waiting to happen and very reminiscent of the Petry trade. Edmonton's probably getting less than half of equivalent value here.

Turris absolutely gets waived but I have a hunch he'd be claimed if it happens: relatively cheap, only one year, GMs will still think he's a bounceback candidate or at least a live body to delay the premature promotion of a prospect.

I think there's a chance Holland goes Ennis > Holloway given that it's rare for Old Dutch to play a guy full-time in the NHL after his D+1 season but if Larkin did, Holloway could as well.
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    26 mai 2021 à 20 h 48
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    wpg
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    well my take is Holland is the best thing that happened since McDavid for the Oilers.... he really set the ship straight from the Chiarelli mess, their best years r ahead of them
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    26 mai 2021 à 20 h 49
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    Another year of mcdavid wasted lol I hope Holland doesn’t do that but you sound like you’re onto something
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    26 mai 2021 à 20 h 50
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    26 mai 2021 à 20 h 50
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    Good write-up btw...thanks
    26 mai 2021 à 20 h 56
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    Quoting: HockeyFan989
    well my take is Holland is the best thing that happened since McDavid for the Oilers.... he really set the ship straight from the Chiarelli mess, their best years r ahead of them


    Care to explain how Draisaitl and McDavid winning back-to-back Hart trophies and Smith having a revelation as a 39 year-old counts as "setting the ship straight"?

    Most of what the Oilers had/have was here before Holland: the scouts are essentially the same so I don't even consider the Broberg-Lavoie draft to be of any credit to Holland except maybe Broberg > Zegras which is an undeniable loss any day of the week. All I've seen from Holland thus far is two flubbed deadlines (any quality owner would fire their GM if during a historic season they claimed that 'you can't go for it every year'; what the hell would you say your job is at that point?), an anchor contract in Kassian, and through this setup, a long-term issue with the salary cap.

    This roster is improved sure, but it's not the best it could be, and the organization as a whole is still 20 years+ behind most of the rest of the league by refusing to invest in anything except old hockey men. Holland refused to get creative with the salary cap this past offseason (I still don't know why wasn't there a Neal buyout last summer: the plan was to play him a year then cut him loose) and failed to address the bottom six when his bets in Kahun and Turris went sideways.

    Years burnt from Draisaitl and McDavid's primes are still years burnt regardless of who's in charge.
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