You haven't come up with a fair trade proposal yet. You're really overvaluing Kane.

Is there a realistic trade value for Kane out there right now? It's unfortunately an impossible task for a little while...

Correct Exo. It's wait and see. Hope not, but the next trade Patrick Kane might be...gold watch for metal bracelets.

The only ones who over valued Kane are the Hawks' front office. They made their bed with his new contract and may not be able to provide adequate support personnel to sustain their lofty position as a top team in the NHL. That said, Kane is a 3 time Cup winner, scoring the deciding goal in 2010. He also has repeatedly come up big when it matters, notably in the playoffs. He has won a Conn Smythe, and is widely regarded as one of the premier offensive talents in the league. The return, if he chose to waive hs NMC, should be off the charts. On the ice, he is that valuable.

Obviously, there is the looming legal issues. Until that is resolved, Patrick Kane will remain a Chicago Blackhawk. Everything else is pending. IMO, his GM, Stan Bowman, simply strikes out when it comes to being pro-active while managing the Hawks. He is far too patient most of the time, yet has made a couple of questionable, rather quick decisions that continue to impact the team unnecessarily.

Prior to August 2nd, twenty nine other teams would love to have had Kane on their roster, I imagine.

how can you over value a guy who has won 3 cups?....like actually lead his team to 3 cups

im pretty sure in the last 10 years and he hasnt played ten he is 3rd high playoff points in the nhl....that seems like a very dumb comment over value kane hahaha he isnt even in his prime yet.....

but yeah a top 6 forward a good d prospect and 1 rounder isnt value for a top 8 nhl player

do you watch hockey?

i mean the caps gave up forsberg for erat.......overvalue is the name of the game


but dont undervalue him like Hamilton to the flames