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LW playoffs

Créé par: pharrow
Équipe: 2018-19 Penguins de Pittsburgh
Date de création initiale: 10 févr. 2019
Publié: 10 févr. 2019
Mode - plafond salarial: Basique
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I think this is a win for both teams.
First Ottawa will have a hard time next year looking competitive if they don't get some help and talent injected into the line up. No Free agent is going to go there and no one is going to resign.
They need good players with control to come in and make the team look at least respectable while they rebuild. Otherwise they won't even hit cap floor and the team will look like a joke.

The Penguins have found their 3C in McCann. On the RW they aren't sitting Kessel or Rust. Hornqvist has a NTC. That means the odd man out is Jugs. Who is young, fast and has talent.
On the LW, Pearson has played much better in Pittsburgh than he did in LA. 9 goals in 39 games. It's clear the talent is still there. The problem is he doesn't really fit the Penguins system. They are a heavy forechecking team. Pearson not so much.
When the Penguins traded for both, most people thought they won the trade, and looking at the results I would say that's true as Hagelin would never have scored 9 goals. Clearly they are both talented enough to start on most teams in some kind of role.

Jarry is a least a quality backup in the NHL. They could have their choice of either Jarry or DeSmith. Which one doesn't matter. But Ottawa needs some help in the net and Jarry could easily be a young backup there.
Obviously JJ is a cap dump. He's part of the cost of getting Pearson, Jugs and Jarry with term. He can go to seattle the next year, or they can buy him out on the cheap. They have plenty of cap space.

As for the Penguins they get a good rental winger to make a push. They also free up some cap space.
This would allow them to go after a LW that fits their system next year. They could target Anders or Nelson in NYI. Both are big body left wingers who could play the forecheck game. GIven NYI have to resign their whole 1st line, goalie and they want to bring in Panarin. On top of that they have to save money for the next years RFAs like Barzal. I really think Anders could be out the door. I don't see them paying both Panarin and Anders with everyone else they have to pay. I'm pretty sure they will run out of cap space this summer if they land panarin.
Transactions
PIT
  1. Dzingel, Ryan
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Penguins get a rental LW for the playoffs.
OTT
  1. Bjugstad, Nick
  2. Jarry, Tristan
  3. Johnson, Jack
  4. Pearson, Tanner
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Ottawa is a dumpster fire. Their big FA are leaving. They have no ability to really attract outside FA. After next year Pageau, is probably the next out the door. They will have a hard time fielding a decent roster next year.
Jugs gives them a good young player to add to the rotation at either C or RW. Pearson is turning his game around in Pittsburgh with 9 goals in 39 games with limited ice time so there is still some game there, he's only 26. He just doesn't fit the role the penguins need. It's a bad fit.
Jarry helps Ottawa get younger in net.
JJ is obviously a cap dump, but Ottawa has cap to burn. Easy to either send him to Seattle or buy him out after a year.
Ottawa is going to be in trouble to hit the cap floor next year. They will have to take on salary one way or another. They might as well get something of value for it instead of taking only cap dumps for picks that won't be there for years. They get 3 roster players and a 7th defense men at worst. If they have good play next year they can trade them out if they want to for picks.
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11 févr. 2019 à 23 h 21
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Quoting: pharrow
yes but he's also looked like the exact same player in florida.
See you just proved my point.
Besides, it's not even all about his play. It's a numbers game.
Just like they sent Sprong out.
It wasn't that nobody thought Sprong could develop into a good player, they couldn't send him down to the AHL and they didn't have a place to put him. So off he went.
They have 3 good RW.
They have their 3C in McCann who is a real 3C.
It doesn't help that he remain a player who is 6;6 225lbs that doesn't throw his weight around.
If he did it would be a different story. But he doesn't.
What they need is a LW. Everyone knows that. You trade what you in supply for what you need.


McCann plays LW as well as center, Bjugstad plays center as well as RW, why trade for something you already can have in supply.
11 févr. 2019 à 23 h 43
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McCann plays LW as well as center, Bjugstad plays center as well as RW, why trade for something you already can have in supply.


Yes but McCann isn't a 2LW.
can we agree on that?
And that is where that ends because that's what they need.

McCann is the better fit for a 3C, he's younger, cheaper, faster, and more skilled. He also has room to grow.

Jugs is the odd man out.
14 févr. 2019 à 10 h 33
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terrible. pens would never send all that, and Sens would never accept that
16 févr. 2019 à 20 h 46
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This is just crazy bad?
Is this real?
 
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