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Forum: Armchair-GM29 mai à 15 h 26
Sujet: Building the Leafs One Comment at a Time
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>hockeynutter</b></div><div>The best three trades I have seen or thought of for Marner is something like Marner to Ottawa for chyc, Norris and a future second. Marner is part of sign and trade deal. Ditto for rest here.
Marner to Vegas for Theodore and Karlsson and a future 3/4 pick. Marner to Seattle for Larsson and Wright and a pick.

These trades help match salary, and give Toronto what is needed in any trade. A top 6 forward to help replace the 100+ ppg average Marner gives and a top 4 defenseman. Leafs won't get the best player in the trade but if we can better balance the lineup, it could be a huge win. The problem is would Marner waive to these teams and resign .</div></div>

For the Seattle trade, what kind of a pick would they need to make it work
Forum: Armchair-GM21 mai à 12 h 51
Sujet: Vancouvers Tough Offseason
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>WhoCares_ItsAFantasyGame</b></div><div>And I'm not going against that either. Lot of people say "Series is the goal next year!" .. I'd rather it continue to be an asset management and rebuild than a series run. We still have too many years of Gally and Anderson, they need a good 5th overall at draft which may result in that player going back to school or AHL depending on who they draft, and still another development year for players already here and in the AHL.

Where I'm on the fence is that VAN is offering a 2nd and a 3rd in your AGM while Hugues as shown he'll take a bad contract, but for a 1st overall. So, would VAN accept giving their 1st 2025 overall with the conditional protection of a top 10 which would flip to the 2026 1st without protection?

I'm guessing that would be Hughes' price for taking on that contract.</div></div>

My guess is it could be if that price isn't right, then it becomes something like Mikeyev and a 25 1st for a 25 3rd/equivalent value.
Forum: Armchair-GM21 mai à 12 h 17
Sujet: Vancouvers Tough Offseason
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>WhoCares_ItsAFantasyGame</b></div><div>Not a bad trade, but I'd be surprised if Hugues takes in a two year contract for a 2nd and a 3rd. He's shown taking in that type of contract for a 1st, so don't know if VAN would consider that.

Also, with the cap for two years, I also think HABS will refrain as they will want to either get a 10M$+ players by trading or UFA this summer or next year.

Not saying it ain't a fair trade you put out there.. just wondering if they would consider it given those points.</div></div>

My big question with Montrael this season is what they go for. They've been firmly in the basement since the cup run. To me, this is still an asset managing year, hoping to find more regular season success before the actual push next year.
Forum: Armchair-GM17 mai à 15 h 14
Forum: Armchair-GM17 mai à 13 h 42
Sujet: A No Frills Offseason
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>TheMooterus</b></div><div>This is roundabout what I have the offseason looking like for Dallas. I'm not so sure Nill is willing to trade Faksa, especially at the cost of a 1st Round Pick, but I don't expect any major UFA signings outside of the guys Dallas already has in-house. Honestly, I expect Dadonov to be the odd man out for Dallas this offseason, especially with Bourque ready to come up and take his spot in the top-9

What I will push back on just a little bit is the lineup construction. I'm not so sure having Bourque center Dellandrea and Steel as the team's proverbial "checking" line would be the best idea. His skillset is going to be much more valuable to the Stars on one of their primary scoring lines.

Robertson-Hintz-Johnston
Marchment-Seguin-Duchene
Benn-Bourque-Stankoven
Steel-Faksa-Dellandrea
Smith</div></div>

On the topic of Dadonov vs. Faksa, I think these playoffs have shown how they see Dadonov, the player on the bottom line most likely to rise and who has the ability to move around the bottom six. Faksa, meanwhile, has barely played these playoffs, though he had the GWG against Vegas, and is more expendable. Given his higher cap hit, I see him as the option to go.