Why would a team voluntarily move backward in the draft without payment? That Ducks deal is just dumb.

That's hilarious. 🤣

Can’t see the leafs doing that. The whole point of trading Marner would be that they’re admitting they can’t build a contender with that many guys with such big contracts. Why would they trade Marner for someone who is probably not even quite as good, making even more, and older? Just to get a late 1st?

Why not

Panarin For Mitchy reeks of spending too much time on Twitter

Here, take these 4 one dollar bills for a single five dollar bill. It's a good deal because four is more than one.

Only did it cause I was bored. Don’t think it will happen and I don’t want it to.

I say that’s a good deal!

Actually trades similar like this happen all the time, but it's usually trade a 7th Rd 2023 for a 7th Rd 2024 pick.

Yeah, I'm aware of swapping years on picks that will be around the same place in the draft +- 5 or 10.

But just giving up 33 spots in the same draft for the hell of it is just silly.

Hawks decline. Goodrow doesn't fit the Hawks rebuild plan in any fashion. I don't understand the Ranger fans aversion to just buying him out?

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