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Forum: Armchair-GM1 mai 2019 à 11 h 2
Sujet: Offer Sheet
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Ryminister_27</b></div><div>4 future 1st round picks from a fringe playoff team? Plus overpaying a player that doesn't help their cap when Svechnikov and Necas need new deals? Doesn't sound smart at all. But Toronto declines to match the offer and takes the picks. Then signs one of the big free agents available for less to replace Marner. Uses the extra cap space to improve the defence, oh and has 4 future 1st round picks that could very easily turn into lottery picks. Thanks for making the team more complete Carolina.

It's not smart to offer sheet Marner. The price of his contract and the compensation greatly exceed his value. Now if you wanna talk trade, that seems more reasonable. Starts with Pesce. Inculdes one of Svechnikov or Necas and a 1st round pick. Plus maybe a bit more. But you'd be dumb to offer sheet him</div></div>

Would argue that as Svech, Necas, Pesce and Slavin get older they're going to get better. Add Marner who just put up 94 points to a team with a better defense and his production should stay in that range. At that point, I don't see them as a fringe team. I don't see Toronto being willing to trade him unless it's for a serious over-payment. Again, it's all just for fun.
Forum: Armchair-GM1 mai 2019 à 10 h 56
Sujet: Accepting Cap Dumps
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Breakaway</b></div><div>I don't think there is any chance you get a 1st for one year of Callahan. As a Bruins fan I wouldn't give up more than a 2nd to get rid of Backes and his hit is for an extra year. He's a comparable player to Callahan as well; basically a 3rd / 4th liner now. The real money owed to Callahan is 4.7M dollars next season and Backes costs 5M over 2 years if traded after his bonus is paid out which makes them similar values. Most cap floor teams don't worry about the hit a player has, but they do worry about the actual money being paid to the player because it effects how much money the owner makes.</div></div>

Tampa in a real possible cap bind at the moment with Point putting up epic numbers. They might be willing.
Forum: Armchair-GM19 févr. 2019 à 13 h 16
Forum: Armchair-GM9 févr. 2019 à 19 h 18
Sujet: Detroit fans would you do this
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Billy739</b></div><div>not my post i dont Trade Hudon .

i come here to deal with people trying to share all they dont know about our prospects like they tried Burying Lehkonen all last year .

basically what i had confirms what i thought about DET direction , they are not interested in putting the players first in any capacity . A team that is content to let a long term leader like that leave the NHL without seeing the playoffs for his last few years is just outright cold .

Plekanec served us loyally and we even traded him to our rival in our division just because it was his best chance , luckily MTL puts hockey first and treats players with reverence .</div></div>

I can’t tell you what’s actually true because I don’t have inside access obviously but in the few Ken Holland interviews that have been given, he basically said he’d leave it up to Kronwall on whether or not he wanted to move. Take that for what it is.
Forum: Armchair-GM9 févr. 2019 à 19 h 8
Sujet: Detroit fans would you do this
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Billy739</b></div><div>well because DET is this decade's ARZ

to dumb to fire your GM , to naive to get a coach worth a damn .
instead you do the same things over and over with no success .

the few youth prospects you have arent happy and i've heard Andrea's is wanting out .
honestly you'd be blessed to get a Hudon given you're still using our castoffs as NHL regulars hahaha

Hudon &gt; De La Rose by a country mile and is just one of atleast 6 Detroit players i know Hudon could beat out for a spot as again your team is directionless and wasting picks on player built for the NHL 10-15 years ago choosing size over skill .


you coasted with a few veterans helping some youth over achieve for about 3-4 seasons then when Datsyuk finally had enough carrying DET its like that was it because Zetterberg was forced to shoulder an extreme amount of responsibility for a losing franchise years away from being a regular playoff team .

i love DET because it was my grandfather favorite team but right around when he passed away its like you guys just stopped trying to win cups</div></div>

Never understood the De la Rose pickup, but if you’re desperate to trade Hudon, why would we even want him? Never understand this logic.

You’re not telling me anything I don’t know about the team. But to “be lucky” to trade LGD for a downgrade - when Detroit has no interest in trading him to begin with - doesn’t seem like anything that’s going to happen. Only way I see that they trade him is in an overpayment from somebody who really wants him. Don’t see him going for equal value because it’s not like they’re cap strapped or need him out for any other reason.

AA is fine now that they finally paid him more like what he’s worth on a bridge. He’ll probably get paid more than Larkin on his next deal.

The team basically hinges on whether or not they hire Yzerman in some role this offseason or not.
Forum: Armchair-GM9 févr. 2019 à 18 h 32
Sujet: Roll all 4 lines GO HABS GO
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>Poehling</b></div><div>Man just leave capfriendly, dont talk about hockey anymore. You know ****all. A 4th liner for a TOP2 Defenseman prospect ? And you are serious. Your Glendening worth a 3rd pick. Try another sport man. Josh Brook for Glendening, this one is something</div></div>

You don't seem to understand English. I said "Detroit won't part with Glendening for less than a second and will probably want more. They're pretty high on him." It had zero to do with what I want. I even said, "Not sure I see a huge valuation for him." I don't care if Glendening gets traded for a bag of Oreos. I'm talking about what the ask will be in reality. I'm guessing that's what they'd start with. They need defense. They certainly aren't trading him for Hudon and a 4th. What would be the point?

Detroit's going to say, "Oh hey Montreal, thanks for calling us about Glendening, you must want him, could you maybe trade us something that makes us worse? Awesome."