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Staal to Jersey

Créé par: DontToewsMe19
Équipe: 2018-19 Wild du Minnesota
Date de création initiale: 19 mai 2018
Publié: 19 mai 2018
Mode - plafond salarial: Basique
Description
Minnesota gains a little cap space, but the big thing is they open up a spot in the top nine for Eriksson-Ek
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19 mai 2018 à 11 h 46
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1st round pick, 2 mediocre 2nd rounders and a 33 yo 3rd/4th line center for a 32 yo productive 2nd C? This seems like a bad trade for both sides. NJD are giving away too many assets whilst Wild do not get much value in return. Clearing 750k in cap-space is better than nothing, but it surely doesn't have the value of losing 42 goals.
The reason for a trade (opens spot in top 9 for JEE) is also quite strange for me. Given Granlund and Coyle are usually playing wings, only first 2 centre spots were preoccupied last season (Staal and Koivu). The 3rd line position was up for grabs and JEE failed to get it in competition of Cullen, Ennis or Winnik (3 awfully average players). And even though I am not a huge fan of B Boyle, he's better than all 3 of those. So I don't see this reason as a very valid one.
Also the RFA signings are bit too pricey for Dumba and bit too cheap and short for Zucker.
To not sound overly negative, I value the idea of trading Staal for assets, but I just don't see this as a good enough trade.
19 mai 2018 à 11 h 48
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Quoting: danni04
1st round pick, 2 mediocre 2nd rounders and a 33 yo 3rd/4th line center for a 32 yo productive 2nd C? This seems like a bad trade for both sides. NJD are giving away too many assets whilst Wild do not get much value in return. Clearing 750k in cap-space is better than nothing, but it surely doesn't have the value of losing 42 goals.
The reason for a trade (opens spot in top 9 for JEE) is also quite strange for me. Given Granlund and Coyle are usually playing wings, only first 2 centre spots were preoccupied last season (Staal and Koivu). The 3rd line position was up for grabs and JEE failed to get it in competition of Cullen, Ennis or Winnik (3 awfully average players). And even though I am not a huge fan of B Boyle, he's better than all 3 of those. So I don't see this reason as a very valid one.
Also the RFA signings are bit too pricey for Dumba and bit too cheap and short for Zucker.
To not sound overly negative, I value the idea of trading Staal for assets, but I just don't see this as a good enough trade.


You’re right about the value, but my thought process comes from the Wild not being able to resign him next year, and they can get something for him. Not saying the trade would happen in the offseason, but by the time Minnesota gets their use out of him.
19 mai 2018 à 17 h 45
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20 mai 2018 à 16 h 9
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Granlund hasn't played center in more than 2 years. Move him to RW (where hes' been since early 2016) and you have an opening in the top 9 for JEE. No trade needed.
20 mai 2018 à 17 h 18
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Granlund hasn't played center in more than 2 years. Move him to RW (where hes' been since early 2016) and you have an opening in the top 9 for JEE. No trade needed.


Then what do you do with Coyle and Kunin? I guess maybe Coyle would’ve been the better trade option.
20 mai 2018 à 17 h 29
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Then what do you do with Coyle and Kunin? I guess maybe Coyle would’ve been the better trade option.


Kunin (and Greenway) start in the AHL. Coyle plays somewhere in the top-9, he's versatile.

Coyle is probably better to hold onto until the trade deadline than trade this offseason. He's a sell low guy after his early season broken leg seemed to set him back all year. Hopefully his value rebounds during the season and he's putting up better numbers.
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20 mai 2018 à 18 h 3
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Then what do you do with Coyle and Kunin? I guess maybe Coyle would’ve been the better trade option.


In addition to Wabit's idea, you could also buyout Ennis and move either Coyle or Kunin to LW in Ennis's spot. Kunin has played all 3 positions in Iowa for us and Coyle has played all 3 on the main roster. Coming off his knee surgery, Kunin will likely need some AHL time to start the season anyway. Greenway will possibly start the year down there as well depending on how his summer and training camp go.
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In addition to Wabit's idea, you could also buyout Ennis and move either Coyle or Kunin to LW in Ennis's spot. Kunin has played all 3 positions in Iowa for us and Coyle has played all 3 on the main roster. Coming off his knee surgery, Kunin will likely need some AHL time to start the season anyway. Greenway will possibly start the year down there as well depending on how his summer and training camp go.


I think Foligno/JEE/Coyle will be the 3rd line to start next season; it give BB the big all purpose line he's been wanting. Ennis (if he's still on the team) starts on the 4th line until Kunin/Greenway are ready to take a top-9 spot.
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