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JackAce91

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Forum: Armchair-GMSun at 1:10 am
Sujet: Leaf Fans if you were to trade him whats his price
Everybody can be traded. But I don't think Edmonton has what the price would be. If you ask me, of the big 4 in Toronto, Nylander is the 2nd most important to keep around. He is consistently really good no matter where he is. He works very hard and refuses to give up, regardless of the situation. These are intangibles that can be difficult to come by. Add on that he is on a fantastic contract, and you have a player that has a very high trade value.

From the Oilers, it would cost RNH, Broberg and a 3rd. I don't even think Toronto considers this, though. RNH is similar to what they already have, and doesn't necessarily fill a need. If they wanted to make this trade go through, they would need a player elite at crashing the nets, driving the corner very hard, and gathering any pucks Matthews doesn't score to continue the offensive pressure. I don't think Edmonton has this.
Forum: Armchair-GMSat at 9:26 am
Sujet: in an ideal world
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>tea</b></div><div>he scored 21 goals in 29 games to end last year, he scored at a 60 goal pace in 2019-20. this year hes improved a lot defensively, hes been great on the forecheck, hes a key part of both the powerplay and the penalty kill, and hes arguably one of the best centers in the league. but sure hes a one trick pony lmfao. also im not worried about his age, hes a good all around player, and elite players usually age quite well, and hes definitely an elite player.

wtf do you mean by "doesn't play the style i prefer for centers to play" how do you suggest he should play? im sorry if it sounds like im getting defensive but i just do not understand what you mean.</div></div>

Your argument for him was "he scores at an elite pace" and has started improving everywhere else. That's pretty much what I said. He is a one-trick pony who is really good at scoring goals. But he isn't great everywhere else under Quinn. Like I said, I didn't watch the last couple Rangers games, so if he is starting to improve other aspects of his game under Gallant, great. Either way, I'd still rather have Eichel. He is 4 years younger and has been better in nearly all aspects in BUFFALO, which the coaching hasn't complimented his style of play. With the Rangers, he could put up 100 points and 40 goals consistently, while also having a much better two-way game. If it matters for anything, Eichel is also much better at faceoffs.

I like Zib, but if I had to choose, I'd definitely take Eichel. Zib has become one of the most most overrated players in the game just because he can score goals.
Forum: Armchair-GMSat at 7:51 am
Sujet: in an ideal world
The issue is that Zibanejad WAS a very good player. Under Quinn, he turned into a one trick pony. He wasn't as good at defense or driving play anymore. It's why that first line w/ Laf, Zib, Kakko struggled to start the year (I admit that I haven't been able to watch the last few games, so I can't say whether they are still playing this way). None of them were driving the play forward so they couldn't get many high-danger chances or sustained offensive pressure.

Under Gallant, this may change for Zib. But if not, them I'm not sold on him as the #1 center, as he doesn't play the style I prefer for centers to play, especially on the first line. Eichel does. So I wouldn't have been bothered by trading Zib, Kravstov, Jones and a couple conditioned first round picks or a major upgrade on the first line. The way I see it, The Rangers are gonna be stuck in mediocrity if they don't make a move. Especially since Zib and Panarin will be on the wrong side of thirty by the time Kakko, Laf and these prospects are in their prime. This is the age when offense tends to decline, so Zib may decline quicker than Panarin, since Offense is his jam. Getting Eichel would mend this age gap a bit.