Modifié 28 sept. 2020 à 12 h 51
Quoting: danielcoe
Killorn has only done that once and once he is no longer on high scoring TB he won't produce that again.....kinda like drouin... he has never scored 50 points and that is the first time he has scored 20 goals despite playing for TB... and he is 31 years old.....there is no upside here.....he is likely to decline given his age and when he is playing on a less talented team... he won't get alot of PP time as he doesn't in TB either... so a first round pick is way too much....best thing about him is that he has a reasonable contract whereas Dadonov or Hoffman might get too much term but won;'t cost you a pick.... i would prefer to keep Domi and let Killorn go elsewhere.......our only trade with TB was a disaster...
None of this is surprising that a thread for a team attracts the fanatics. Do you not remember every Canucks fan was up in arms over the JT Miller trade. Whom never scored more than Killorn this past season.
I’d of course rather keep Domi over Killorn. That’s not the point. Killorn is being shopped in a market. This isn’t survivor!
The same thing you are saying about Killorn, you could say about Petry whom had his best season ever at 32 and seems to be better with age.
The fact is that if YOU WANT KILLORN, you will pay.
That’s what trades mean not oh you only want to pay a third round pick ok fine, that sounds reasonable because we are in a cap bind. That’s what bozo brain thread starter can’t grasp. Leverage
This sounds as dumb as Leafs fans trading a third round pick for Sam Bennett because he had a 12 point season.
The market and cap dictate value not deserves. “Deserves got nothing to do with it” -Quite a famous line
Killorn will get a 1st round pick despite homers thinking he won’t because that’s what they want and you only need 1 team to pay it. Just as the Canucks did last season. The evidence is there. I’m not gonna argue history any longer With people that gush about Laine left and right.
No one is watching this thread besides homer brains so I’m outta my element with the lowest common denominator here.