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Forum: Armchair-GMil y a 4 heures
Sujet: Habs have a surplus at RW
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>gmurrayt</b></div><div>Every team has one of these players (someone most fans of other teams think are vastly overpaid for the value they bring, but is coveted by the current team). I.e. Kerfoot.</div></div>

I don't think the leafs covet kerfoot per se. I just think he takes unreasonable hate. He isn't a great player, but he is a useful one. Most importantly for the leafs he provides us C insurance as they're needing and using right now, as they decided to get a pure defensive c to be there 3c (Kampf). So if Tavares or Matthews is down he is the other top 6 c.

I'd be quite happy to upgrade on him, but the upgrade (or another trade) would have to also be able to play that top 6 c role. Otherwise we are just screwed if Tavares or Matthews goes down.
Forum: Armchair-GMil y a 4 heures
Sujet: Habs have a surplus at RW
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>UpsideDownQue</b></div><div>Is that all you want for Copp? I bet the Avs would do Compher+ for him

Armia and Compher are in pretty similar situations. Both are around 0.5P/GP forwards at their peak but had down years in 20-21. Compher is a bit younger and is more defensively focused while Armia is 2 years older and is more offensively focused. Similar cap hits but Armia has 4 years left while Compher has 2</div></div>

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Poehling</b></div><div>Armia is good defensively and he is 6’4 and is excellent too protect the puck. Compher can’t do that</div></div>

I feel like people think Armia has scored more than he has.

He isn't "around 0.5 P/GP"

He's had a single year at 0.5 or higher (0.52 in 2019/2020) other wise his career high is 0.4 and his career is 0.37.
Forum: NHL SigningsFri at 3:03 pm
Sujet: Boston Bruins signed Charlie McAvoy (8 Years / $9,500,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>ON3M4N</b></div><div>Now take into account that he's never really gotten a strong look on PP1 because that was Krug's role. Last season as not to disrupt the rest of the PP they had Grz take tbe role. This year it'll be McAvoy playing 1PP. I expect to see his production take a jump.

Despite his low offensive number, he was still 5th in Norris voting last year. Now imagine what's happen when hes the QB of the 1PP this year for Boston.</div></div>

Oh I am more just saying it's impressive he was able to get this amount without shiny points. I was more saying guys like him (top end dmen who aren't #1 pp quarterbacks and/or defenseman goal scorers) tend to not get paid as much.
Forum: NHL SigningsFri at 2:45 pm
Sujet: Boston Bruins signed Charlie McAvoy (8 Years / $9,500,000 AAV)
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>exo2769</b></div><div>I guess what I find most interesting about this signing is that he's likely their 4th...ish best player making BY FAR the most money.</div></div>

Thats what happens with fixed contracts and two players completely defying aging curves.

Bergeron is from a draft class of great players who are all now at best second liners and many depth/out of the league. Somehow he's still elite.

Marchand is more bizarre in that he was a good 2nd line to okay first line winger through his mid 20s, then resigns in late 20s to appropriate money for that and then at like 28 years old becomes a 40 goal/90 point player. It's just bizarre.

Pastrnak is just what everyone hopes happen when they sign a guy of ELC money to first line non superstar money then he explodes. That at least makes sense.

Bergeron and Marchand are just damn unique.