Modifié 26 août 2019 à 12 h 29
Quoting: Jiannuccilli
Far from an overpay but teams still shouldn’t give up this much for one player
But a trade for someone who is going to be the best player in the world for the next 15-20 years, you’re going to have to give up your left nut and both kidneys if you want him right now.
It’s an overpay. Point, Sergachev, two 1sts, is about right.
Again i use Gretzky as an example. He was traded with 2 all-stars, Krushelnyski, McSorley for Carson, Gelinas, three 1sts, 15m in cash. MK and MM were worth Gelinas and a 1st easily, leaving Carson, two 1sts and 15m for Gretzky.
Yes there were special circumstances. And no Edmonton did not get enough in return. The total package was about right for Gretzky, they threw the other 2 in for free basically.
Not a fair comparison considering the circumstances but again McDavid is not Gretzky.
As far as on ice production the difference between Point and McJesus was 24 assists last year. Is 24 assists worth Sergachev, Foote, Cirelli, 1st, 2nd, 3rd? It is not to me.
McDavid is a game changer, a generational talent. Point is just a very good player in comparison. McDavid can make players around him better, not sure Point can do that.
But in the end you are paying a premium for the name and hype when the on ice production of what you are getting compared to what you are giving up is clearly not worth it.
My Timex tells time just as good as my Rolex does. Which is better value?