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JustAnotherHockeyFan

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Forum: Armchair-GM29 mai à 21 h 33
Sujet: My Big Moves
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>dgibb10</b></div><div>Perfect. Good to know.

My thought process was with Tage, Cozens, Kulich, Savoie, Krebs, Ostlund.

Wahlberg may be the odd man out. That was simply from an outside perspective, you as a buffalo fan would be much more in tune with that than me

At this point, what is Krebs future looking like? Projecting like a 3C/4C?</div></div>

You aren’t wrong, we are definitely going to be overloaded at Center- really at forward in general (all those guys play the wing too, but we still don’t have room for ALL of them)

But it doesn’t seem like the GM is ready to start moving out bodies yet
That might be a mistake, but it’s what it seems like

Krebs hasn’t been disappointing as much as he’s just been buried- but now that we traded Mittelstadt, it’ll be interesting to see if the Sabres give him his shot at 3C, or if we keep him as our defensive center &amp; bring in another guy

I think- if given the chance- he projects as an above average 3C who could move up or down the lineup if needed- especially if he gets a chance to start using his offensive skills more often
Forum: Armchair-GM29 mai à 21 h 19
Sujet: Children of the corn
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>rktkt66</b></div><div>The odds that Clifton is still on the team in his final contract year seem slim IMO - he seems destined to be traded before 2025-26 opening night IMO. Likewise, if Skinner doesn't rebound this coming season, the talk about buying him out (if not able to deal him) seem more palatable next summer.

Although Quinn and Peterka seem joined at the hip since their Rochester promotions and are equally valuable, I think Peterka is more likely to earn that cap hit by 2025-26 and Quinn being more on a bridge, prove-it value because he has more to prove in terms of staying healthy and full-season of production.

Adams can add big salary this summer - and if he's able to identify an impact player that fits with the core's age range (i.e. Cirelli or Crouse would be such example), I think he will.</div></div>

Those moves you’re talking about are for NEXT offseason though
Seems to me like the type of trade ppl here want is more likely to happen then, not now