Détails additionnels:
Reason he’s a comp: The contract was already in place before the trade so it can be treated like a sign and trade or that he was already on that contract. Even though I think Jones is WAY worse than Weegar or anyone else on this list, the league values Jones like Weegar, at least at the time, so I will pretend that’s his value based on quality is the same.
Value – 1st (12th overall), 2nd (44th overall), next year 1st (top 2 protected, but it was likely to be high), minus (32nd overall pick), minus next year’s 6th, Boqvist (3 years ago 8th, definetly not as valuable as the pick spot at the time, but almost certain worth a 1st of some sort). How to value this, I think the 1st and the 6th probably is pretty close to Boqvists value at the time (who knows maybe that was added to the trade to get Boqvist) so for my own sanity and to simplify this I’m going to cancel those out. Summary: 1st(12th overall), 2nd (44th overall), next years first (top 2 protected, but likely to be high, I’m guessing they were valuing it around 10-16 since that’s where Chicago picked the last 3 years)
Raises Value – Younger (will be 35 at the end of the deal), you’ve got him for more “good years” since it’s effectively a 9 year contract, less backend risk
Lowers Value – Worse cap hit except for the first year