Why wouldn't you keep Lyon in net? He's been pretty good this year, I'd rather him over Driedger and it saves them 600k

Coyotes accept

Detroit passes on the Pittburgh trade, We're not dealing Joe Veleno to move Justin Holls contract. A buyout on Holl only cost us $5,333,332 for 4 years that's basically nothing.

Zero interest in trading Husso for Blackwood, It's not much of an upgrade at all.

Mo Seider will probably get the Larkin deal at 8 x $8,700,000.

Lucas Raymond 8 x $7,500,000 or a 3 year bridge around $5,750,000 would be my guess.

Raymond isn't getting more than Seider lol.

I doubt Stamkos takes $6 million to come to Detroit. To stay in Tampa? Probably. But I can't see him taking that and coming to a rebuilding Detroit team

it doesn't matter PIT isn't paying a 3rd pairing guy that much. They got to much cap invested in their top 4.

Good, Then we agree it's bad for both teams.

CHI isn't paying for Fabbri.

that it is. Although I'm sure they would be more than happy to move on from Acciari if DET wanted him at a lessor cost.

Wrong. Sullivan and Dubas love Acciari and while I don't particularly like him, he is an effective PKer that was noticeably effective at his role. He's not a liability contract like Holl.

CHI and PIT will both want more value coming back.

I mean, rebuilding Detroit is a whopping 7 points behind Tampa and Detroit adding/Tampa losing a Stamkos level player probably makes strides in closing that gap...

I agree he probably doesn't take that deal. It's just the reasoning is laughable.

Detroit isn't rebuilding

I'm not sure the status of teams is as important as the tax advantages and continuity of staying where he's at which would make the most difference.

Agreed. Hence the second half of that post.

I didn't realize you had one on one convos about the true feelings of Dubas and Sully......

in not made up news...... He's old and the team needs to get younger. If they can move some of these old contracts out they should. Maybe then they can have the legs to play for 3 periods.

Sharks have no interest in another failure of the Yzerplan