Quoting: JoeROFLCOPTER
1. Tarasenko is an impending UFA. Kaako, unless I'm completely wrong, is not. There's a huge price difference for control long term. I don't really consider a slow start much of a damper to price considering he's looked pretty decent for the previous two seasons.
2. I guess re-looking at it value is fine, but again Washington is not the squad for it.
1. That was not my question... I asked "
How much value Kakko still have?"
2. ok good. Personally, I wouldn't trade Brannstrom for a pick, he is needed and is an insurance in case of injuries. I'd trade Kubalik for the best pick I can get and that's it (guessing 3rd or 4th). UNLESS, I could get a similar young-ish 2-way forward for Brannstrom or a RHD under 30 y/o and with term
Quoting: JoeROFLCOPTER
3. Prior to the season, a 1st was assumed to be the asking price to dump Joseph.
And I kept repeating how stupid it was. Context created that speculation. Dorion never really wanted to trade Joseph, it was just to save time and draw the attention away from Pinto, who thanked Dorion for that. Dorion actually did something nice, don't take that away from him lol
Quoting: JoeROFLCOPTER
Plus, you're completely missing the fact that Carter Hart is in the deal.
Again, not my question. It was based on what you said : "
This might get TK with retention (probably not)"
That said, not looking to trade Joseph at all, Sens need more players like him, not less. If they were getting Konecny, it's to add but removing Joseph already hurts what you're trying to do. Kubalik and Tarasenko are the guys I would trade, they're not really needed with the make up of the team.
And finally, I personally wouldn't trade for Hart at all, goaltending in Ottawa is not the problem. Korpisalo has been LIGHTS OUT and he has a 0.897 SV%. Hart would get destroyed in Ottawa, like pretty much any goalie