Quoting: masterjuddi
I would be down for a Chisolm+ deal for Jost. THat would give the Avs some time for him to develop and hopefully take a roster spot soon. I like what you said about Jost simply not fitting in with the wingers the Avs have, opposed to where he could be a nice fit with Laine and Ehlers.
Yeah I think it's a good fit for both teams.
Jets would get a young 2C who would fit nicely with good wingers and can cover well defensively.
Meanwhile, Colorado would get a young two-way LHD who is 1-2 years away who can replace Cole and/or Graves on the 3rd pair when the time comes for them to move on.
That said, Jost is much more proven, having played over 200 NHL games, while Chisholm has never played at any level above juniors. Chisholm has also gotten a big boost in his stats by playing with top prospects like Nicholas Robertson (55 goals), Semyon Der-Arguchintsev (63 assists), and Akil Thomas (almost 2ppg). His point increases year-by-year are steady, about 20 points increase each year, which is solid, but also somewhat expected for a player getting older and still playing in the same league.
Needless to say it would be a risky trade for Colorado to make as he's unproven beyond juniors. So I'd expect a reasonably good "+" to be included.
With that in mind, what would be the "plus" that you would be comfortable giving up? For ideas I made some suggestions in the post below:
Quoting: Richard88
Hmm, I don't think Spacek would move the needle. If he's not been good enough to earn a single call-up in Winnipeg I doubt he'd have much of a chance on a very deep Colorado team, and he's too old to really have much upside left.
Would any of Harkins, Gawanke, or Berdin be in play? Feel free to suggest a small add on Colorado's side if it would help balance the trade with one of those 3 involved.
Failing one those 3 options being included (or a higher ranked prospect) I would simply prefer if you included a pick instead of a prospect. Not sure what the value of it would be, maybe Chisholm + 3rd for Jost?