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EmpressKayla

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GM of the Minnesota Wild (v1-v3 July 2017-May 2019) GM of the Vegas Golden Knights (v4 May 2019) GM of the New York Islanders (v4 October 2019-March 2020) AGM of the Detroit Red Wings (v1 June 2017-July 2017) AGM of the Carolina Hurricanes (v4 May 2019-October 2019) AGM of the Tampa Bay Lightning (v4 March 2020-present) BOG member (v2-v3 December 2017-August 2018) New England raised. Love the Bruins, the Wild, and now the Golden Knights. Not a puck bunny.

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Forum: NHL Signingsil y a 23 heures

Sujet: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Nick Ritchie (2 Years / $2,500,000 AAV)

Given that Ritchie's QO would've been even less, this is too much. But it's not worth complaining about; let's see how he does in TOR.

Forum: NHL SigningsFri at 9:51 pm

Sujet: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Ondrej Kase (1 Year / $1,250,000 AAV)

I still remember when Kase was, analytically, the best winger in the league. The poor guy can't catch a break; one more concussion and he'll probably have to hang it up. I hope he does well in TOR.

Forum: NHL SigningsFri at 6:11 pm

Sujet: Los Angeles Kings signed Lias Andersson (1 Year / $874,125 AAV)

This is absolutely Andersson's last chance. <a href="/users/jmac490" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@jmac490</a>

Forum: NHL SigningsFri at 11:03 am

Sujet: New York Rangers signed Filip Chytil (2 Years / $2,300,000 AAV)

I love this kid! All Chytil needs is Gallant's trust to cement himself as NYR's 2C of the future.

Forum: NHL SigningsFri at 7:46 am

Sujet: Colorado Avalanche signed Darren Helm (1 Year / $1,000,000 AAV)

Helm still has a few years left. Even at this age, he's still as fast as ever and is legitimately good at suppressing shots. He really does have no hands, but pair him with an accurate shooter and that 4th line will look pretty good.

Forum: NHL TradesFri at 7:37 am

Sujet: (VGK/NYR) - Reaves for 2022 3rd RD pick

What in the world? This is like the Zac Rinaldo trade all over again.

On the flipside, Reaves is a much better player than Rinaldo. At least historically, Reaves is a surprisingly good skater and can suppress shots decently, and he picked up some offensive awareness after going to Vegas. But still, why throw assets at a player like this?

Forum: NHL SigningsThu at 5:27 pm

Sujet: Pittsburgh Penguins signed Danton Heinen (1 Year / $1,100,000 AAV)

Heinen did some good things in BOS. I still have faith in him.

Forum: NHL SigningsThu at 11:46 am

Sujet: Dallas Stars signed Jani Hakanpää (3 Years / $1,500,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Leafs_and_Sens_Fan</b></div><div>Seems like a steep price to pay for a 3rd pairing/7th D</div></div>

It's too much for a 7th D, but if Hakanpaa will play on the bottom pair regularly, the price is right.

Forum: NHL SigningsThu at 11:40 am

Sujet: Dallas Stars signed Jani Hakanpää (3 Years / $1,500,000 AAV)

Hakanpaa provides basically no offense, but this is not too bad for a 3RD.

Forum: NHL TradesThu at 9:51 am

Sujet: (BOS/CGY) - Vladar for 2022 3rd RD pick

You CGY fans are gonna love Vladar; he should have no trouble beating Werner out for the backup spot.

I really don't like this from BOS's standpoint; I think they should've trusted Swayman as the starter and Vladar as the backup. I guess they figured one young goalie was enough, but they could've gotten a little more for Vladar imo.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 9:11 pm

Sujet: Minnesota Wild signed Dmitry Kulikov (2 Years / $2,250,000 AAV)

At long last, Kulikov has recovered from that scary 2016 back injury. He still has a few good years left.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 3:36 pm

Sujet: Toronto Maple Leafs signed Kurtis Gabriel (1 Year / $750,000 AAV)

Great guy; terrible hockey player.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 3:21 pm

Sujet: Carolina Hurricanes signed Anthony Deangelo (1 Year / $1,000,000 AAV)

This is Tony D's FOURTH chance. First, TBL jettisoned him; then ARI got sick of him; then he finally seemed to have learned his lesson on his third chance with NYR... until this year.

Behind that terrible attitude, there's a talented player, but dear God; how many chances is he gonna get?

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:26 pm

Sujet: Dallas Stars signed Braden Holtby (1 Year / $2,000,000 AAV)

In a vacuum, this is an excellent signing, as Holtby is still worth taking a chance on. But DAL has absolutely no need for him.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:24 pm

Sujet: Columbus Blue Jackets signed Boone Jenner (4 Years / $3,750,000 AAV)

This deal isn't good, but it's also not bad. Jenner is too inconsistent to be considered a true 2nd line forward.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:23 pm

Sujet: Montreal Canadiens signed Louis Belpedio (1 Year / $750,000 AAV)

Never forget that MIN traded the Brayden Point pick for this guy. I will be mad about that until the day I die.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:22 pm

Sujet: Tampa Bay Lightning signed Zach Bogosian (3 Years / $850,000 AAV)

This is a very strange contract, but it's not unprecedented (see: Dowd, Nic). Clearly, Bogo doesn't care about the money.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:22 pm

Sujet: Vancouver Canucks signed Travis Hamonic (2 Years / $3,000,000 AAV)

If Hamonic stays healthy, this'll look like a steal. And even if he doesn't, it's not damaging to VAN. He's still a plenty good 2RD.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:20 pm

Sujet: Vancouver Canucks signed Jaroslav Halák (1 Year / $3,000,000 AAV)

Thank you for your service in Boston, Jaroslav! You VAN fans are gonna love him.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:20 pm

Sujet: Minnesota Wild signed Alex Goligoski (1 Year / $5,000,000 AAV)

At least it's just one year, but he's making almost the same as he did on his ARI contract. He's nowhere near good enough for that much money anymore.

But then again, it's a one-year deal, and MIN still has plenty of room to lock up Kaprizov and Fiala. Thus, it's not nearly as risky as it looks at first glance.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:18 pm

Sujet: Boston Bruins signed Derek Forbort (3 Years / $3,000,000 AAV)

I don't dislike this. Forbort has been notorious for injuries and poor possession stats, but he was just fine last year. Still, we have a logjam on the left side, so somebody will need to switch sides.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:08 pm

Sujet: Dallas Stars signed Luke Glendening (2 Years / $1,500,000 AAV)

Even for a 4C, Glendening is pretty awful. Perhaps he can do better if he gets easier minutes in DAL, but he has been, essentially, a worse Antoine Vermette for most of his career.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:07 pm

Sujet: Seattle Kraken signed Alexander Wennberg (3 Years / $4,500,000 AAV)

I get that SEA has no center depth, but they could've spent their money much more wisely. Wennberg still can't score to save his life; he shot a ridiculous 20.7% this year and is unlikely to do so again (see: Acciari, Noel).

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:05 pm

Sujet: Calgary Flames signed Blake Coleman (6 Years / $4,900,000 AAV)

This is 2LW money, but I wouldn't exactly call Coleman a true 2nd line forward.

Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 12:04 pm

Sujet: Carolina Hurricanes signed Antti Raanta (2 Years / $2,000,000 AAV)

Poor Antti Raanta. He's had a rough few years, but he's still plenty talented, and this is great money for a goalie of his caliber. Even if he still can't stay healthy, there is not much risk at this cap hit.

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