Quoting: ON3M4N
All in = Brock Nelson? Doesn't seem like an all-in move
To put it in perspective I think the Bruins were all-in last season when they traded 3 good assets for the shrinking rental Rick Nash. They targeted him and basically only him so they paid a pretty big price to get the player. I wasn't meaning to suggest they would be all in as most people on this site would make their mock. Those mocks are typically stupid and usually consist of trading 10+ players / picks to get back 3. It's unrealistic and a waste of time to read in most cases.
I don't think Panarin or Duchene will be options. Mark Stone could be the 1 guy who's a bigger realistic rental but Ottawa might not want to deal him within the division. A cost controlled top 4 defenseman who's still got unfulfilled potential for a rental is an all in move in my opinion in realistic terms because you're giving up a very good core piece + a pick for a guy who'll play less than 40 games for your team if not resigned.
Quoting: yet_another_armchair_gm
I really like Grizz, and I think the bruins should hold on to him rather than lose him for a rental. He takes Chara’s spot next year if the big man decides to retire and maybe slots into the first PP unit if krug is moved. I’d rather trade someone like Moore over Grizz.
I like Grzelcyk too, but I think management will want to keep Krug. I also think Chara has a chance to come back next season. I don't trade Moore because the UFA ramifications; What player would want to sign with your team if you bid on them if you're just going to turn around and trade them before even a full season has passed? It'd just look really bad to move Moore even though I like Grzelcyk better.
I hope the pairings end up:
Chara/ McAvoy
Grzelcyk / Carlo or Moore
Krug / Carlo or Moore
I just have a felling management loves Kevan Miller and the dependable no thrills game he brings.