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EmpressKayla

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27 fév 2017

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Bruins de Boston

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Wild du Minnesota

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6 avr 1997

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Biographie

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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ÉQUIPES VIA FAUTEUIL-DG

Forum: NHL Trades16 sep à 18 h 04

Sujet: (MIN/BUF) - Staal for Johansson

Oh, come on. They could've gotten way more for Staal at the trade deadline.

Perhaps Guerin really wants to tank and sees Johansson as someone he can keep for the rebuild? If so, there is some logic to this deal, but Johansson is not someone to build a team around. They should've traded Staal for picks/prospects.

Forum: NHL Signings16 sep à 11 h 04

Sujet: Montreal Canadiens signed Ben Chiarot (3 Years / $3,500,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>jpsnow13</b></div><div>Went back to see what people were saying about Chiarot signing since he was so good on the first pair this year.

Funny how your comment is the same as what some people are saying about Edmundson right now.

It gives me hope that advanced stats and prior responsabilities dont give out the full picture of a player's potential...</div></div>

Yep, I was wrong! Chiarot was a super nice surprise on the stat sheet this year.

For those who watched MTL closely: was Chiarot carried by Weber mostly, or did he do it mostly himself?

Forum: GM Game 2019-2015 sep à 19 h 35

Sujet: Official Buyout Thread for 2020/21

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Justin_2t1</b></div><div>The Detroit Red Wings have terminated Andrew Slater's contract after violating social distancing rules and assaulting a cab driver over 20 cents while on loan with the Burnaby Hammerheads.</div></div>

What's the joke here?

Forum: NHL Signings15 sep à 17 h 47

Sujet: Minnesota Wild signed Jonas Brodin (7 Years / $6,000,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Radovan</b></div><div>I'm surprised this contract is generally looked at positively here, considering how people hated the Spurgeon deal (who is a MUCH better player).</div></div>

Although Spurg is the better dman in a vacuum, he was 30 at the time of his signing, and he makes almost $2 million more. As a result, Spurgeon's deal has the potential to look really bad really quickly; Brodin will be 28 when the contract begins, so his play shouldn't drop off until he reaches the final season.

Forum: NHL Signings15 sep à 15 h 41

Sujet: Minnesota Wild signed Jonas Brodin (7 Years / $6,000,000 AAV)

My goodness! I didn't see this one coming!

This is actually a pretty good contract. Brodin will be 34 when it ends, and the AAV looks about $1 million less than what he'd fetch on the open market.

Forum: Armchair-GM14 sep à 19 h 21

Sujet: Defeat Does Not Exist in This Dojo

I've done variants of that Brodin trade before. You'll need a prospect better than Bracco to do it.

Forum: NHL Trades12 sep à 15 h 03

Sujet: (TOR / STL) - 2019 4th round pick for Soshnikov

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>EmpressKayla</b></div><div>Armstrong in NHL 18: "I almost feel guilty saying yes to this deal, as I figure St. Louis is making out like gangbusters here compared to you..."</div></div>

Or... maybe not. Abruzzese looks like a pretty good prospect, size be damned.

Forum: NHL Trades12 sep à 15 h 01

Sujet: (PIT/MIN) - Bjugstad for conditional 2021 7th round pick

Guerin to Rutherford: "This is a really good deal for us in Minnesota, so definitely we are saying yes to this one. I hope you know what you are doing."

Forum: NHL Trades10 sep à 14 h 17

Sujet: (WSH/COL) - Burakovsky for Kosmachuk, 2020 2nd, 2020 3rd

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>KubaH</b></div><div>It's funny to read this now... 😂 He finally broke up.

I'd say that this is a fair deal. Colorado got top 6 winger, Washington got 2nd and 3rd for a depth guy. Win-win situation 😂</div></div>

WSH can still be plenty happy with this trade; the fact that they got a 2nd is pretty amazing considering Burakovsky's value was at its absolute lowest. COL took a huge risk, and it paid off.

Forum: NHL Trades10 sep à 13 h 46

Sujet: (BOS/ANA) - Heinen for Ritchie

I hated the trade when it happened, and I still do. Ritchie's not an objectively bad player, but skill is more valuable than grit. Those boneheaded hits are not helping, either.

Now, if Ritchie can stay disciplined, then BOS can still have something to be happy about. But that's a very big if.

Forum: NHL Trades10 sep à 13 h 22

Sujet: (MIN/NSH) - Granlund for Fiala

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>mondo</b></div><div>Don't think anyone expected Granlund to hit a wall when he got to Nashville.

Went from 0.75 PPG in his last 79 games with Minnesota to 0.44 PPG in his 79 games with Nashville. Can't blame him for wanting to leave.</div></div>

Precisely. I was wrong when I called NSH the clear winner, but I'm glad I was wrong.

Forum: NHL Signings 9 sep à 16 h 04

Sujet: Tampa Bay Lightning signed Alex Green (2 Years / $925,000 AAV)

I've never seen Green play, and his stats do not give me much hope that he'll grow into an NHLer. If you have seen him play, could you tell me what you think of him?

Forum: GM Game 2019-20 7 sep à 20 h 48

Sujet: UFA Signing Thread

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>GhostBear</b></div><div>September 6th

:canucks

Tomas Jurco $700K x 1 year

:bruins

Justin Williams $750K x 2 years
Pierre-Edouard Bellemare $1.75M x 2 years

:nhl

Bokondji Imama
Dillion Simpson
Matt Beleskey
Hunter Warner
Justin Scott
Kevin Roy</div></div>

P-E Bellemare was $1,375,000, not $1,750,000. <a href="/users/eklund29" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">@eklund29</a> please verify that.

Forum: NHL Signings 5 sep à 17 h 46

Sujet: Pittsburgh Penguins signed Juuso Riikola (2 Years / $1,150,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>KubaH</b></div><div>Is he really at the NHL level? From what I have seen, it's way too much. I had him at 900k, and every dollar counts with the flat cap.</div></div>

He's a Norris contender, if you're an analytics nerd.

All joking aside, Riikola is a solid bottom pairing dman and should be playing every day, especially with Johnson still on the roster.

Forum: Armchair-GM 4 sep à 17 h 40

Sujet: Carlo

I still believe in Dermott, but his value isn't anywhere close to being a significant portion of this deal.

Forum: Armchair-GM 4 sep à 17 h 37

Sujet: What would it take to win now

Absolutely, positively not. MIN needs to rebuild; their window has passed with the current core. The only aging guy who'd still contribute in a future Cup run is Spurgeon.

That MTL trade is too risky for MIN, as Domi is coming off a down year and Mete is still a huge unknown.

That's far, far too much for Cirelli, especially considering that his value is lower than it normally should be due to Tampa's desperate cap situation. Cirelli is not someone to build your team around, either; as it stands, he's best used as a 2C.

The Murray trade is good on paper as long as we move Dubnyk. I'd rather we retain and trade him to a team who loses out in this year's goalie UFA market, but if we get desperate, I can see your scenario happening.

Staal will never recapture his magic from 2017-18, but he's still a capable 2C and could fetch significantly more than that at the trade deadline.

EDIT: Sorry, I didn't read the description. I can see we had the same idea!

Forum: Armchair-GM 4 sep à 17 h 30

Sujet: next year lame

I understand that it's not the point, but Holtby would walk if that's the contract he'd get. You could snag a one-year stopgap like Greiss or Crawford with that value, though.

No comment on the other trades or most of the UFA signings; they look reasonable for the most part. Leivo would definitely ask for more than that, though. He could slot on a team's 2nd line in a pinch.

Forum: NHL Trades 3 sep à 7 h 44

Sujet: (STL/MTL) - Allen and 2022 7th RD pick for 2020 3rd RD pick and 2020 7th RD pick

I'd say the edge goes to MTL, as Allen's play could've netted at least a 2nd if STL tried. Still, both teams got something they needed desperately, so STL can be plenty happy with this one.

Forum: Armchair-GM 2 sep à 19 h 39

Sujet: Andersen for Francouz

(redacted; I got my stats very wrong)

Forum: NHL Signings 2 sep à 17 h 05

Sujet: Los Angeles Kings signed Austin Wagner (3 Years / $1,133,333 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>tkecanuck341</b></div><div>Wagner actually plays RW. Moore is the LW on his line.</div></div>

Oh? Well, you learn something new every day.

Forum: Armchair-GM 2 sep à 11 h 37

Sujet: A deal with the Devil

Hello, old friend! As it stands, I don't think the Laine trade is palatable for either team; I feel there are long-term benefits to holding onto Laine, and a rebuilding NJD would probably be hesitant to move Bratt or #7.

Does Perreault really have negative value? You could probably get a pick for him, especially if you retain 50%. He can still drive possession and could slot on the 2nd line in a pinch.

A change of scenery would benefit those prospects, but the potential reward is much higher for EDM. A one-for-one would be a better choice, imo.

With all of that in mind, you do know more about WPG than me, so I could be totally wrong.

Forum: NHL Signings 2 sep à 11 h 32

Sujet: San Jose Sharks signed Joel Kellman (2 Years / $750,000 AAV)

That's a good signing for a depth forward. If Kellman is your full-time 4C, though, you've got a problem.

Forum: NHL Signings 2 sep à 11 h 31

Sujet: Los Angeles Kings signed Austin Wagner (3 Years / $1,133,333 AAV)

It's a little too high right now, but that doesn't matter at all. Wagner does everything you could ask from a 4LW.

Forum: Armchair-GM31 aoû à 18 h 26

Sujet: What I really want but not gonna happen

One can only dream, eh?

All joking aside, I doubt that'd be enough for Tarasenko. He's still an elite winger, and STL would be foolish to sell so low.

Forum: Armchair-GM25 aoû à 18 h 18

Sujet: Leafs flip the pick

No way; NYR would take that and run.

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