Quoting: Skyraider112
Sabres easily decline all 3. Boston doesn't have the prospect quality to acquire Eichel. Montreal would have to cough up Caufield imo (which of course they won't do). Buffalo isn't interested in 3 D prospects from the NYR when we have Power, Samuelsson, Johnson, Laaksonen in the pipeline
Quoting: RoyalBlueSabres
Then watch buffalo not trade him.
If this is what buffalo was willing to accept he would be gone.
There is no sense in discussing this with ACMG who have their mind made up.
First, of all the offers are Two "B" prospects and two late first round picks.
The first round picks will produce players four or five years into the future.
Dahlin's contract will be half over by then, Olofsson will be 30,
Second, this post lists three teams interested in Jack, I think other serious contenders are Calgary, Vegas and Seattle.
Montreal is desperate, they just lost two centers, made it to the finals and are now facing a year in a very tough division that instead of finals they may only be ahead of Buffalo and Detroit with out Jack.
Boston will not have Rask at the beginning of the season and appears to be ready to try a different #2 center other than DK.
The Rangers with Jack have a scary line up and could easily challenge for first place.
All of the GM's know a herniated disc while it is painful, is not a career ending injury, especially when the player skated unassisted off of the ice.
I cringe when I see it described as a broken neck as if Jack may never walk again.
Those are all weak offers.
The Rangers is the strongest as it has three decent prospects, and a third pick.
Schneider and Lundkvist could be in the NHL soon if the Sabres were not loaded with defensemen.
Boston's is the weakest and Montreal is not much better.
When I see really poor offers I stay out of it, but the creator of this one should see that by indicating three teams that are interested is indicating that there will be a bidding competition, driving up the price.