Yotes go from 3.9 million in real money owed to Dumba, down to 1 million owed to Myers, while obtaining a draft pick and some young blue line prospects.

Dumba is way better than Meyers so I think the Coyotes want more than 2 grade B prospects and a 3rd to do this. The Coyotes do not appear to be playing the cap floor game anymore so to do this i think it needs to be Lettermaki and Myers for Dumba and maybe a 2nd going to the Canucks.

Don't really see a need to add Meyers, he would not bring anything of value and even with Dumba gone I am not sure he would make the roster, Soderstrom is a superior player at this point and is an easy call up from the AHL. A couple of low value prospects and a third don't move the needle either.

The Yotes front office is less concerned about actual salary dollars this season.

Arizona needs defensemen more than they need forwards.

Yotes have 20 1st-3rd round picks over the next 3 years. That thrid offered is like adding one m&m to a full bag.

you are having an absolute laugh with this one mate. hard no from AZ

Interesting points being discussed here about the potential Dumba for Myers trade.

Milter16, you make a good point about the financial side of things. Reducing salary obligations from $3.9 million to $1 million is definitely attractive, especially if the Coyotes can snag a draft pick and some young blue line prospects in the process.

Steve_Durbanofan11, I get what you're saying about the quality difference between Dumba and Myers. Dumba is clearly the better player, so expecting just two grade B prospects and a 3rd-round pick does seem a bit light. Including Lettermaki and possibly a 2nd-round pick going to the Canucks might make it more balanced. The Coyotes do seem to be moving beyond just trying to hit the cap floor, so they’d want more value in return.

Marked_Difference, I also agree with your point about Myers not adding much to the Coyotes' roster. With Soderstrom being a solid option already in the system, adding Myers might not make sense. And yeah, a couple of low-value prospects and a third-round pick don’t really seem like enough to move the needle for the Coyotes. It sounds like their front office isn’t too worried about actual salary dollars this season, which shifts the focus more on the quality and future potential of the players they get in return.

Overall, if the Coyotes are going to part with Dumba, they’ll need a package that offers real value both now and in the future. A straight salary dump isn’t going to cut it, especially when the team is looking to build a competitive roster.

Cheers!