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Rejoint: mars 2017
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The trades are less about who is coming in to the lineup, and more about making space to redistribute minutes with who is already on the Canucks.
Sedins get PP time, but are split to cover for their lack of speed while multiplying the worth of their hockey-minds.
Eaves comes for 1 year of big money and every opportunity to prove his year in Anaheim wasn't a fluke.
Flyers trade Giroux because tying up $8.3 million and top line minutes for a 14 goal scorer doesn't work for anyone. Giroux fits with Eriksson longer term.
Toronto internally wants Tanev, this is just a cheap price that doesn't touch their core or dent their future pipeline.
Surprisingly it all fits under the existing cap, the trades are mutually beneficial, signings are reasonable. I'm not sure about the lines, but I feel comfortable there is a good mix to draw from.