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Créé par: hockeyconnor97
Équipe: 2021-22 Bruins de Boston
Date de création initiale: 31 août 2021
Publié: 31 août 2021
Mode - plafond salarial: Basique
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Boston's future duo of Eichel and Pasta would be nasty as well
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BUF
  1. Coyle, Charlie
  2. DeBrusk, Jake
  3. Lysell, Fabian
  4. Studnicka, Jack
  5. Choix de 1e ronde en 2022 (BOS)
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    31 août 2021 à 18 h 43
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    pretty meh return, can probably be topped. Buffalo likely doesnt want to trade him within the division either
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    31 août 2021 à 18 h 44
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    Quoting: Ledge_And_Dairy
    pretty meh return, can probably be topped. Buffalo likely doesnt want to trade him within the division either


    Unless it’s to Ottawa 😈
    31 août 2021 à 18 h 46
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    It doesn't make sense for BOS to go after Eichel this year. As soon as he gets traded he's getting the surgery and will be out for the year. Only scenario that sees Eichel coming to BOS is in 5yrs when he's a FA
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    31 août 2021 à 19 h 5
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    That deal doesn't get Eichel.
    Lysell is a nice piece but he seems like a high risk high reward prospect. Debrusk doesn't have a ton of value right now. Studnicka for being one of Boston's better prospects, hasn't really proven that much at the NHL level. I haven't given up on him yet though. You probably need those two firsts just for a team to take Coyle. Firsts are going to be mid to late as well.
    1 sept. 2021 à 8 h 50
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    i doubt Coyle would budge on his NMC. The only way the B's stick around is if somehow the price comes down, Eichel doesn't get moved and his NMC kicks in and he forces his way to BOS, or in FA in 5 years.
    1 sept. 2021 à 14 h 32
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    Great conversation.
    Let's start by taking Coyle out of the deal and add Jeremy Swayman.
    I know Buffalo has three decent prospects but Jeremy is one of Boston's top prospects enough said.

    Second, that is the wrong line up.
    Hall can drive his own line, Jack is a good playmaker, but Hall has a higher % of assists than he.
    Everybody who I spoke to who knows anything about hockey knew Hall should not be with jack (Hum! Jeff with Jack and Taylor with Sam, I guess only a soccer coach would not understand how important Lefty/Righty combinations are in Hockey).
    Hall can drive his own line as he did in New Jersey.

    Boston lines IMO would be:
    Marchand Bergeron Pasternak
    Haula Eichel Smith
    Hall Coyle Foligno
    Hall and Eichel will make the players around them perform better.
    Does anyone remember how well Pittsburgh did when they separated Kane, Malkin and Kessel?

    So the trade becomes:
    Moore, Wagner and DeBrusk Three players included to balance the cap who together have a neutral value or very slight positive value if DeBrusk can rebound.
    Studnicka, Swayman and Lysell Three decent prospects (Center, GK and RW Swayman steps right in to become Buffalo's top GK) none will make anyone forget about Jack but all have a decent upside.
    2022 1st round pick (BOS) and 2023 1st round pick (BOS) Two first round draft picks, both could be really late near seconds.
    Maybe Boston needs to add conditional picks if they make it to the final four each year (maybe a second each year they reach the final four)
    Buffalo probably still says no but this trade is closer in value.

    Quoting: Ledge_And_Dairy
    pretty meh return, can probably be topped. Buffalo likely doesnt want to trade him within the division either
    You are correct.
    By the time Buffalo is good, Marchand and Bergeron are gone,
    But if it is the best offer, who knows.
    Quoting: csick
    Unless it’s to Ottawa 😈
    Spoken as a true fan LOL.
    Quoting: KennyBoi
    It doesn't make sense for BOS to go after Eichel this year. As soon as he gets traded he's getting the surgery and will be out for the year. Only scenario that sees Eichel coming to BOS is in 5yrs when he's a FA
    Too bad the recommended treatment for a herniated neck disc is rest, rehabilitation and pain medication.
    I guess Jack does not want to become public knowledge.
    Quoting: Lancebmx
    That deal doesn't get Eichel.
    Lysell is a nice piece but he seems like a high risk high reward prospect. Debrusk doesn't have a ton of value right now. Studnicka for being one of Boston's better prospects, hasn't really proven that much at the NHL level. I haven't given up on him yet though. You probably need those two firsts just for a team to take Coyle. Firsts are going to be mid to late as well.
    I completely agree, I added a better prospect, took out Coyle and added some conditional picks.
    Quoting: Heyhowareya37
    i doubt Coyle would budge on his NMC. The only way the B's stick around is if somehow the price comes down, Eichel doesn't get moved and his NMC kicks in and he forces his way to BOS, or in FA in 5 years.
    Yup, put Hall on his wing and watch him rebound.
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    1 sept. 2021 à 18 h 38
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    Quoting: gretzkyghosts
    Great conversation.
    Let's start by taking Coyle out of the deal and add Jeremy Swayman.
    I know Buffalo has three decent prospects but Jeremy is one of Boston's top prospects enough said.

    Second, that is the wrong line up.
    Hall can drive his own line, Jack is a good playmaker, but Hall has a higher % of assists than he.
    Everybody who I spoke to who knows anything about hockey knew Hall should not be with jack (Hum! Jeff with Jack and Taylor with Sam, I guess only a soccer coach would not understand how important Lefty/Righty combinations are in Hockey).
    Hall can drive his own line as he did in New Jersey.

    Boston lines IMO would be:
    Marchand Bergeron Pasternak
    Haula Eichel Smith
    Hall Coyle Foligno
    Hall and Eichel will make the players around them perform better.
    Does anyone remember how well Pittsburgh did when they separated Kane, Malkin and Kessel?

    So the trade becomes:
    Moore, Wagner and DeBrusk Three players included to balance the cap who together have a neutral value or very slight positive value if DeBrusk can rebound.
    Studnicka, Swayman and Lysell Three decent prospects (Center, GK and RW Swayman steps right in to become Buffalo's top GK) none will make anyone forget about Jack but all have a decent upside.
    2022 1st round pick (BOS) and 2023 1st round pick (BOS) Two first round draft picks, both could be really late near seconds.
    Maybe Boston needs to add conditional picks if they make it to the final four each year (maybe a second each year they reach the final four)
    Buffalo probably still says no but this trade is closer in value.

    You are correct.
    By the time Buffalo is good, Marchand and Bergeron are gone,
    But if it is the best offer, who knows. Spoken as a true fan LOL. Too bad the recommended treatment for a herniated neck disc is rest, rehabilitation and pain medication.
    I guess Jack does not want to become public knowledge. I completely agree, I added a better prospect, took out Coyle and added some conditional picks. Yup, put Hall on his wing and watch him rebound.


    Definitely an improvement over what was presented before. I just feel like it's lacking an elite talent coming back like a Krebs or Kaako or something of the sort that buffalo is probably looking more for. I just honestly don't think Boston has the pieces to get the job done. Then if they do they basically have no prospects or firsts coming for awhile.
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    1 sept. 2021 à 19 h 0
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    Quoting: gretzkyghosts
    Great conversation.
    Let's start by taking Coyle out of the deal and add Jeremy Swayman.
    I know Buffalo has three decent prospects but Jeremy is one of Boston's top prospects enough said.

    Second, that is the wrong line up.
    Hall can drive his own line, Jack is a good playmaker, but Hall has a higher % of assists than he.
    Everybody who I spoke to who knows anything about hockey knew Hall should not be with jack (Hum! Jeff with Jack and Taylor with Sam, I guess only a soccer coach would not understand how important Lefty/Righty combinations are in Hockey).
    Hall can drive his own line as he did in New Jersey.

    Boston lines IMO would be:
    Marchand Bergeron Pasternak
    Haula Eichel Smith
    Hall Coyle Foligno
    Hall and Eichel will make the players around them perform better.
    Does anyone remember how well Pittsburgh did when they separated Kane, Malkin and Kessel?

    So the trade becomes:
    Moore, Wagner and DeBrusk Three players included to balance the cap who together have a neutral value or very slight positive value if DeBrusk can rebound.
    Studnicka, Swayman and Lysell Three decent prospects (Center, GK and RW Swayman steps right in to become Buffalo's top GK) none will make anyone forget about Jack but all have a decent upside.
    2022 1st round pick (BOS) and 2023 1st round pick (BOS) Two first round draft picks, both could be really late near seconds.
    Maybe Boston needs to add conditional picks if they make it to the final four each year (maybe a second each year they reach the final four)
    Buffalo probably still says no but this trade is closer in value.

    You are correct.
    By the time Buffalo is good, Marchand and Bergeron are gone,
    But if it is the best offer, who knows. Spoken as a true fan LOL. Too bad the recommended treatment for a herniated neck disc is rest, rehabilitation and pain medication.
    I guess Jack does not want to become public knowledge. I completely agree, I added a better prospect, took out Coyle and added some conditional picks. Yup, put Hall on his wing and watch him rebound.


    There's an option to have surgery for it and he wants it. It don't matter what the recommended procedure is. He's getting it and will be out for the season. Makes no sense at all for BOS to trade for him.
     
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