Looking to trend up in the standings, starting at the draft. Here is the updated trade block
MASSIVE Overpay Required - Taylor Hall, Mattias Ekholm, Samuel Girard, Will Butcher, Ryan Ellis, Kyle Palmieri, Philipp Grubauer, Shane Gersich, Casey Mittelstadt, Tyler Bertuzzi, Kevin Fiala, Eeli Tolvanen, Kristian Vesalainen, Casey Fitzgerald, Cole Hults, 2018 picks
Upgrades Only - Mika Zibanejad, Chandler Stephenson
For the Right Price - Derek Stepan, Morgan Frost, Alex Texier, Cliff Pu, Thomas Novak, Patrick Harper, Grant Mismash, Calle Rosen, Victor Ejdsell, Yakov Trenin, Frederic Allard, David Farrance, 2019 and 2020 picks
On the Block - Robin Lehner, Matt Hunwick
Team Needs - High end 1C, top four RHD, quality backup goalie, top six RW, 2 or 3 bottom six forwards
Player's rights owned
LW - Kristian Vesalainen - HPK
LW - Grant Mismash - Univ. of North Dakota
C - Rasmus Asplund - Farjestad BK
C - Alex Texier - KalPa
C - Cliff Pu - Kingston Frontenacs
C - Thomas Novak - Univ. of Minnesota
C - Patrick Harper - Boston Univ.
C - Pavel Koltygin - Drummondville Voltigeurs
RW - Patrick Cehlin - Lulea HF
RW - Eeli Tolvanen - Jokerit
D - Casey Fitzgerald - Boston College
D - Cole Hults - Penn State Univ
D - Stefan Elliott - Ak Bars Kazan
D - Taylor Aronson - Nurnberg Ice Tigers
D - Adam Smith - Bowling Green State Univ.
D - Hardy Haman Aktell - Skelleftea AIK J20
D - David Farrance - Boston Univ.
D - Jacob Paquette - Kingston Frontenacs
G - Marek Mazanec - HC Slovan Bratislava
G - Tomas Vomacka - Lincoln Stars
G - Karel Vejmelka - SK Horacka Slavia Trebic
G - Konstantin Volkov - SKA-1946 St. Petersburg
How late is that MTL 2nd? If it's late enough, would you do that for Nieto?
It's a fairly late pick, but I still wouldn't do it. I'm not looking to trade away any 2018 picks unless it's apart of a trade up at this point. Maybe a 2019 3rd and something small for him. He just doesn't produce enough for me to justify giving up a second round pick.
It's a fairly late pick, but I still wouldn't do it. I'm not looking to trade away any 2018 picks unless it's apart of a trade up at this point. Maybe a 2019 3rd and something small for him. He just doesn't produce enough for me to justify giving up a second round pick.
I was thinking more of a 6th than a 4th. I'll also have to check the free agent market to see if there's someone I can get without giving up any picks.
I was thinking more of a 6th than a 4th. I'll also have to check the free agent market to see if there's someone I can get without giving up any picks.
Okie; good luck with the search. And if you can't find anyone, can we meet halfway and do a 2018 5th? (Also, not to pump his tires, but the Nieto played on possibly one of the best pure defensive lines in the league this year.)
In response to your question regarding Zucc.
St. Louis would be interested in Frost+1st round pick.
Regards,
St. Louis Management.
Quoting: TMLSage
In addition, we would be interested in Granlund and Zucc for Hall and Frost and a pick
That’s a little too pricey for my tastes. Frost is one of the top prospects in all of hockey, so trading him plus an MVP front runner doesn’t make any sense for me. If the pick was lesser, I’d consider the Zucc deal.
That’s a little too pricey for my tastes. Frost is one of the top prospects in all of hockey, so trading him plus an MVP front runner doesn’t make any sense for me. If the pick was lesser, I’d consider the Zucc deal.
The 1st rounder we had in mine, could be the latest of your bunch. Practically a 2nd rounder.
The 1st rounder we had in mine, could be the latest of your bunch. Practically a 2nd rounder.
But it is still a first rounder. It’s like people calling an early second a first, but a late first is a second. Makes no sense. The pick is where the pick is.
But it is still a first rounder. It’s like people calling an early second a first, but a late first is a second. Makes no sense. The pick is where the pick is.
We are interested in getting our 1st rounder back.
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