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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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Forum: NHL SigningsWed at 6:29 pm

Sujet: Washington Capitals signed Conor Sheary (2 Years / $1,500,000 AAV)

Now that's some cheap secondary scoring if ever I saw it.

Forum: NHL SigningsTue at 7:51 am

Sujet: Philadelphia Flyers signed Scott Laughton (5 Years / $3,000,000 AAV)

For a 3C, the price is fine. Still, you're not saving any money by signing such a guy for so long. Third liners like Laughton should get three-year deals at most, and they will not get a significant raise after that (most of the time), making the term an unnecessary risk.

Forum: NHL TradesTue at 7:47 am

Sujet: (VAN/CHI) - Gaudette for Highmore

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>ConnorMcHellebucyk</b></div><div>Amazing</div></div>

Just so you know, that wasn't just a bad pun. I've liked Highmore for a while, and I thought he'd be a legitimate 3rd liner for the Hawks. Sadly, a shoulder injury in 2018 derailed him.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 6:34 pm

Sujet: (NJD/EDM) - Kulikov for conditional 2022 4th round pick

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Skyraider112</b></div><div>No I am not kidding. He's not good. Provide some stats to convince me otherwise</div></div>

Those are stats in all situations. Kulikov plays on the PK and not the PP, which drags them down. At even strength, he's a positive possession player despite starting over 60% of his shifts in the defensive zone.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 3:37 pm

Sujet: (NSH / CHI) - Hartman + 1st and 4th for Ejdsell + 5th

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>KSIxSKULLS</b></div><div>Yeah I'm not denying that, but at this moment Nashville still wins the trade. You pretty much just confirmed what I said. Nashville wins until Chicago eventually wins.</div></div>

I think I get what you're saying now. I still don't think NSH wins; at the time, I'd have called it fair deal, maybe tilt CHI.

The Kurashev pick does rub salt in the wound, like how the 3rd round pick that NYR got in the Rick Nash trade turned into Buchnevich.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 3:35 pm

Sujet: (NJD/EDM) - Kulikov for conditional 2022 4th round pick

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Skyraider112</b></div><div>Kulikov has not been good contrary to what NJD fans have been saying. Peep his advanced stats: https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/k/kulikdm01-advanced.html

The most he should have got is a 5th</div></div>

Are you kidding? His advanced stats have been just fine. Kulikov has been trending up since last year; it took forever to get that gruesome back injury behind him, but he did it.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 3:33 pm

Sujet: (CHI/VAN) - Bowey and 2021 5th RD pick (CHI) for 2021 4th RD pick (VAN)

I'm going to presume this is for expansion purposes. If it is, that means VAN will be letting Edler, Hamonic, and Benn walk. Is this the end of the road for Edler?

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 3:32 pm

Sujet: (CHI/COL) - Söderberg for Dickinson, Rolston

So far, Rolston doesn't look anywhere near as good as his father (Brian) did. I expect CHI to let his rights expire, barring a huge improvement. COL is the clear winner on paper, but maybe Rolston will prove us all wrong...

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 3:31 pm

Sujet: (CHI/SJS/VGK) - Janmark for DeSimone for picks

Janmark has looked decent before, but his fancy stats were horrific this year. VGK easily could've given lower picks.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 3:28 pm

Sujet: (CGY/FLA) - Bennett + 2022 6th round pick for Heineman + 2022 2nd round pick

Two 2nds (essentially) for Sam freaking Bennett? How did Treliving manage to do this?

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 12:24 pm

Sujet: (VAN/CHI) - Gaudette for Highmore

I'm more high on Highmore than most people, but even then, this is pretty ridiculous.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 11:23 am

Sujet: (NSH / CHI) - Hartman + 1st and 4th for Ejdsell + 5th

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>KSIxSKULLS</b></div><div>Beaudin hasn't been anything more than an AHL player thus far and Hartman is out producing Kurashev. Not sure what you are trying to say with this comment.

Hartman is still the best player, but like I said, it was a super even trade that should, at some point even out</div></div>

Oh, KSI. Beaudin and Kurashev are definitely on the right track in terms of development, while Hartman topped out at a 3rd line forward at best. He was the best component in the trade at the time, but if Beaudin and Kurashev keep on improving, the trade will look sillier and sillier still for NSH.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 8:13 am

Sujet: (BOS/BUF) - Bjork and 2nd round pick for Hall, Lazar

BOS didn't even need to pay a 1st? This is a huge win, especially given that Bjork is almost done developing and isn't good.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 7:42 am

Sujet: (PIT/LAK) - 2022 conditional 3rd round pick + 2023 conditional 4th round pick for Carter

At long last, PIT gets a 3C!

Carter has never been the same player after that brutal leg injury in 2017, but he still produces like a fringe 2C. I'm sure he'll get easier minutes with PIT; at this cap hit, it's a perfect match.

Forum: NHL TradesMon at 7:38 am

Sujet: (OTT/BOS) - Reilly for 2022 3rd RD pick

If you remember me from the GM Game, you'll remember that I do not like Mike Reilly. I get that the Bruins have tons of injuries, but I think they could've paid a little less here. Moreover, given that they can fit Reilly under the cap, they probably could've fit Vatanen as well.

Forum: NHL Trades 8 avr à 14 h 13

Sujet: (FLA/CHI) - Connolly, Stillman, Borgström for Carlsson, Wallmark

The Blackhawks win in a vacuum; Connolly has had good stretches and can salvage something out of that contract, while Borgstrom is a risk well worth taking. FLA did get some much-needed cap space and a couple of somewhat interesting pieces, though. Edge CHI, but I see the argument for Fair Deal.

Forum: NHL Trades 8 avr à 9 h 22

Sujet: (NJD/NYI) - Palmieri, Zajac for Greer, Jobst, 2021 1st, 2022 conditional 4th

Even with the market conditions, I still think NJD could've gotten more. Still, the trade benefits both teams.

Forum: NHL Trades27 mar à 22 h 28

Sujet: (NYR/LAK) - Lemieux for 2021 4th round pick

That's a good price for a competent 4LW. NYR might've been able to push for a little more given Lemieux's age and RFA expiry status, but the deal benefits both teams nonetheless. Fair trade, maybe tilt LAK.

Forum: NHL Trades25 mar à 9 h 50

Sujet: (ANA/TBL) - Morand and 2023 7th round pick for Volkov

That's Stanley Cup Champion Alexander Volkov to you.

Neither player has any more time to grow, really. Still, at least Volkov has shown he can do something at the NHL level. ANA basically got him for a 7th, so they get the win; take chances like these when you get them!

Forum: NHL19 mar à 7 h 58

Sujet: Why don't the Rangers buy out DeAngelo

You can't buy him out until the end of the year.

Forum: NHL Trades 7 mar à 17 h 45

Sujet: (MTL/CBJ) - Domi + 2020 3rd round pick for Anderson

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>reelkena</b></div><div>somebody brought me back to this forum. Just thoughts I'd remind you of this comment.</div></div>

They were thinking what a lot of us were thinking, honestly. I was very wrong about this deal; MTL took an enormous risk given Anderson's injury, but it paid off super well.

Forum: NHL Signings 2 mar à 16 h 02

Sujet: Minnesota Wild signed Mats Zuccarello (5 Years / $6,000,000 AAV)

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>wabit</b></div><div>Last year he wasn't worth the contract. This year, once he finally hit the ice, he's started off white hot. He looks to be worth the $6m so far, but the term is still too long, and the NMC is killer.</div></div>

If he can just maintain a 2nd line scoring pace, I'd accept it.

Forum: NHL Signings27 fév à 23 h 33

Sujet: Minnesota Wild signed Mats Zuccarello (5 Years / $6,000,000 AAV)

So far so good! I wonder if Zucc has enough left in the tank to make it a full five productive years?

Forum: NHL Trades21 fév à 15 h 43

Sujet: (BOS/ANA) - Heinen for Ritchie

<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Ville__Koho</b></div><div>Well, well, well how the turn tables</div></div>

I must say I never expected Ritchie to do what he's doing now. As someone who likes the Bruins, I'm glad I was wrong about this trade. Heinen is still a good player, though; ANA has been awful in general, and he is definitely not a problem.

Forum: NHL Trades21 fév à 15 h 39

Sujet: (MTL / ARI) - Domi for Galchenyuk

Jeepers was I wrong on this one. Now Chucky is on his 7th team in three years; Domi is struggling mightily at C; and Anderson has recovered fully from his injury. Who knew?

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