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Équipe: 2020-21 Red Wings de Detroit
Date de création initiale: 10 nov. 2020
Publié: 10 nov. 2020
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10 nov. 2020 à 18 h 39
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Idk much about hirose so you can inform me but wouldn’t they get a first + 3rd as an offer sheet so id expect they’d rather make you offer your first as it has a lot of value and just decline the trade to take a OS
10 nov. 2020 à 18 h 42
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Idk much about hirose so you can inform me but wouldn’t they get a first + 3rd as an offer sheet so id expect they’d rather make you offer your first as it has a lot of value and just decline the trade and take a OS

They’d just do a shorter term with a AAV of $4,363,095 and structure it to be backloaded to be more attractive since the qualifying would be high. Which is just a second rounder.
10 nov. 2020 à 18 h 44
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They’d just do a shorter term with a AAV of $4,363,095 and structure it to be backloaded to be more attractive since the qualifying would be high. Which is just a second rounder.


I think Cirelli would sign that - although idk if he’d want to leave Tampa for Detroit. I don’t mean to trash Detroit there either. He’d be just going from the cup champs to the bottom floor (although Detroit had a great offseason and Yzerplan)
10 nov. 2020 à 18 h 45
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Quoting: BStinson
They’d just do a shorter term with a AAV of $4,363,095 and structure it to be backloaded to be more attractive since the qualifying would be high. Which is just a second rounder.


Exactly, out of respect Yzerman offers a little extra in trade so he won’t have to offer sheet.
10 nov. 2020 à 18 h 49
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this isnt even close to enough for Cirelli. dream on
10 nov. 2020 à 18 h 55
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Pretty solid, this would probably get it done
10 nov. 2020 à 18 h 56
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this isnt even close to enough for Cirelli. dream on


TB in a tough spot, if I were them I'd take the two 2nds just like NYI did for Toews
10 nov. 2020 à 18 h 57
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TB in a tough spot, if I were them I'd take the two 2nds just like NYI did for Toews


Well its a damn good thing you arent them then.
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10 nov. 2020 à 19 h 0
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Well its a damn good thing you arent them then.


Lets see how well these comments age!
10 nov. 2020 à 19 h 7
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Lets see how well these comments age!


Gladly, you dont trade a 22 year old in his 2nd nhl season that was 4th in Selke voting for a pair of 2nds and a B prospect. Laughable offer
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10 nov. 2020 à 19 h 21
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The offer is not good for Tampa, but do they really have much of a choice? They need to do something, and the entire league knows they're absolutely screwed cap-wise.

I think the only solution they have that doesn't involve massively losing a trade is to have Sergachev and Cirelli hold out and play in Europe this year. Hope the economy improves, and the going rate for cap dumps goes down. Even then, you'd have issues with Point needing a new contract. It's not a good play for the organization, but it would at least delay potentially losing a great young player for nothing.
10 nov. 2020 à 19 h 39
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Modifié 10 nov. 2020 à 19 h 51
Quoting: Ledge_And_Dairy
Gladly, you dont trade a 22 year old in his 2nd nhl season that was 4th in Selke voting for a pair of 2nds and a B prospect. Laughable offer


Quoting: earl08
Lets see how well these comments age!



Who is everyone kidding!! TB will find a way to sign Cirelli and Sergachev. If they have to trade T.Johnson and Killorn and even give up a 1st and 2nd round pick in assets to get a team to take them on, they will do it if they have too!! IMO, They would trade Stamkos and get the cap room b4 they let Cirelli and Sergachev walk or trade their rights!! Is Stamkos still hurt?? If he goes on the LTIR then there’s a ton of cap room there. And cap room goes up throughout the season. According to this site, TB has 2.8M in cap space right now and 6.8M In cap space at the deadline.

I mean they can even buyout T.Johnson still!! They save 3M in cap space for the next 3 years buying out Killorn. And trade T.Johnson with a 2nd round pick attached. Plus the 2.8M in cap space they have right now. That will do it right there. I just solved it without even trading away Cirelli’s rights at a major discount.
10 nov. 2020 à 19 h 56
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Who is everyone kidding!! TB will find a way to sign Cirelli and Sergachev. If they have to trade T.Johnson and Killorn and even give up a 1st and 2nd round pick in assets to get a team to take them on, they will do it if they have too!! IMO, They would trade Stamkos and get the cap room b4 they let Cirelli and Sergachev walk or trade their rights!! Is Stamkos still hurt?? If he goes on the LTIR then there’s a ton of cap room there. And cap room goes up throughout the season. According to this site, TB has 2.8M in cap space right now and 6.8M In cap space at the deadline.

I mean they can even buyout T.Johnson still!! They save 3M in cap space for the next 3 years buying out Killorn. And trade T.Johnson with a 2nd round pick attached. Plus the 2.8M in cap space they have right now. That will do it right there. I just solved it without even trading away Cirelli’s rights at a major discount.


I would not be surprised if they offer to take on a LTIR contract like Dubinsky Tampa won their cup they wont be planning to go all in at the deadline again so they dont need to worry about accruing cap space this year. However I am starting to think it will be Palat and Killorn gone this year and Johnson to Seattle next summer
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10 nov. 2020 à 20 h 0
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Quoting: Ledge_And_Dairy
I would not be surprised if they offer to take on a LTIR contract like Dubinsky Tampa won their cup they wont be planning to go all in at the deadline again so they dont need to worry about accruing cap space this year. However I am starting to think it will be Palat and Killorn gone this year and Johnson to Seattle next summer


Either way. They will find a way to sign Cirelli and Serachev!! Lol.

It’s just tough taking back T.Johnson this year into a SC winning locker room after u just put him on waivers and tried to give him away for free.
10 nov. 2020 à 20 h 5
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Either way. They will find a way to sign Cirelli and Serachev!! Lol.

It’s just tough taking back T.Johnson this year into a SC winning locker room after u just put him on waivers and tried to give him away for free.


I think it's only awkward between him and the GM, all the players knew moves would have to be made this offseason
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10 nov. 2020 à 20 h 16
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Yeah, anyone in on Cirelli could and would offer more
10 nov. 2020 à 20 h 30
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Gladly, you dont trade a 22 year old in his 2nd nhl season that was 4th in Selke voting for a pair of 2nds and a B prospect. Laughable offer

I’m sure Lou wasn’t planning on moving Toews for two late second round picks either.

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I think Cirelli would sign that - although idk if he’d want to leave Tampa for Detroit. I don’t mean to trash Detroit there either. He’d be just going from the cup champs to the bottom floor (although Detroit had a great offseason and Yzerplan)

It would definitely have to be an attractive offer to entice him to leave. I won’t claim to know what motivates him but possibly more compensation, GM familiarity, and being much closer to his hometown (friends/family). Completely understand the rationale of not wanting to leave but on the bright side he already has his name on the cup. Will be very interesting to see what TB does this offseason.
10 nov. 2020 à 20 h 36
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I’m sure Lou wasn’t planning on moving Toews for two late second round picks either.


It would definitely have to be an attractive offer to entice him to leave. I won’t claim to know what motivates him but possibly more compensation, GM familiarity, and being much closer to his hometown (friends/family). Completely understand the rationale of not wanting to leave but on the bright side he already has his name on the cup. Will be very interesting to see what TB does this offseason.


Im sure Toews wasn't planning on going to arbitration if Loui didn't offer him a what he wanted either
10 nov. 2020 à 21 h 7
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Im sure Toews wasn't planning on going to arbitration if Loui didn't offer him a what he wanted either

Since he was qualified then he can either negotiate or arbitration. If he doesn’t like Lou’s initial ask which I’m sure was low because they’re cap strapped then he’d have to either get traded, offer sheet, or arbitration. Teams with cap space are having a luxury right now which why Toews/Schmidt were shipped off for peanuts. Arbitration wouldn’t be so bad as he’d be a UFA quick.
10 nov. 2020 à 21 h 14
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Since he was qualified then he can either negotiate or arbitration. If he doesn’t like Lou’s initial ask which I’m sure was low because they’re cap strapped then he’d have to either get traded, offer sheet, or arbitration. Teams with cap space are having a luxury right now which why Toews/Schmidt were shipped off for peanuts. Arbitration wouldn’t be so bad as he’d be a UFA quick.


The point is Cirelli does not have arbitration so he has much less leverage in negotiations
10 nov. 2020 à 21 h 23
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The point is Cirelli does not have arbitration so he has much less leverage in negotiations


Like you said earlier “ Gladly, you dont trade a 22 year old in his 2nd nhl season that was 4th in Selke voting for a pair of 2nds and a B prospect. Laughable offer” what GM with cap space to offer 4.3M for a second rounder wouldn’t jump at the chance to add a 22 year old Selke-level center? Enough motivation to not low ball the crap out of him because he’s one year from arbitration rights. Will he sign an OS? Maybe, but no one on this site knows what he or TB will do.
 
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