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Lord_Simek

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Forum: Armchair-GM31 mai 2020 à 14 h 17
Sujet: Trades with STL and TB
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>A_K</b></div><div>I'd love for the Blues to get more. Not sure if a 32 yr old winger with a penchant for taking bad penalties and a middle six scoring rate outside of the PP can get much more than a late 1st. Maybe there is a GM out there that would decide to pay more, who really knows. The Blues have enough forwards pushing for spots that the cap space and a chance at drafting a good player is good value IMO.</div></div>

That was my thinking. Many young forwards coming up in STL. Cap space needed to sign Petro as well. Basically S J is taking Over 6.5 mil off the books for STL even with Sorensen trade. Sorensen is a very serviceable bottom six grinder with speed who can help a contender, he netted 17 goals last year so he can produce on the right line.
Forum: Armchair-GM31 mai 2020 à 12 h 46
Sujet: Literally my last A-GM but I trade Labanc
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>palhal</b></div><div>No matter what I do, the Kapanen trade will always be "not enough" and "way too much" to give up for him at the same time.

Roy at age 23, three years in the AHL, not an NHL game, probably has no NHL trade value. Kapanen for Lebanc? Might be an even trade, but don't know why either team does if they like their own guy.

Burns. Does he have 6.5m value long term value? Dallas could rid themselves of Colgiano, keep those young assets, trade Faska and then probably use that cap space on someone better than Burns and his big cap hit. Burns, three team trade list which probably includes Dallas, lowers his trade value, as what choice does San Jose have if they really want to get rid of Burns and his cap.</div></div>

You are correct about Roy. I don’t know why some sharks fans think he has any value at all because he does not. He’s not an AHL dman let alone an NHL dman.

I personally don’t want to get rid of Burns yet, he has strong value for another year maybe 2 considering the shape he’s in and he always stays relatively healthy. But he isn’t going to bring Dellandrea and Faksa to the Bay Area. Dallas is definitely part of his three team trade list. Not to mention BB has an 8million signing bonus due before next season.
Forum: Armchair-GM31 mai 2020 à 12 h 31
Sujet: Top 10 Prospects
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>EzioUchiha</b></div><div>at least it's not as worst as the one from the Avs AGM post. There were a lot Avs AGM fantasy team of 19-20 season with either Jack Hughes or Kaapo Kakko until the 2019 Sens pick dropped to the 4th pick. (1 at every 2-3 Avs AGM from last season had Hughes or Kakko)

If Sens were able to "get over" from giving up Byram, Girard++ for rental Duchene, I'm sure you guys will be fine too, especially if you consider the fact Karlsson wasnt a rental. Then again, the picks and bluechips are going to come sooner or later. There's Shane Wright and Connor Bédard in 2022 ....Aatu Raty in 2021.</div></div>

Sharks org is very adept at getting unsigned talent from European leagues, I think they’re the most active org in scouting overseas. So that helps a lot. Sorensen, M Karlsson, Donskoi, Simek, Kellman and now Handemark and Melnichuk to name a few. None are top line players but they are all nhl players and rarely does the org miss here. Same can be said for draft picks though, not all make it to the nhl even and that includes 1st rounders. This is the saving grace of the Sharks org.

We have three picks in the first 58 picks and two in the top 34. Which gives us the ability to get a high risk high reward player along with a safer pick in the top 34. This coming draft will really help bolster the pool.
Forum: Armchair-GM29 mai 2020 à 15 h 48
Sujet: Quick Fix SJ NJ ANA EDM CBJ
<div class="quote"><div class="quote_t">Quoting: <b>papishark</b></div><div>Hertl is easily a PPG player on a good team and healthy. People just don’t understand that</div></div>

I understand fans of other teams who don’t see Sharks games often wouldn’t understand how good Hertl is. Tomas has really only had one season where he wasn’t rehabbing an injury and in that season he was dominant. 74 pts in 79 games and 15 points in 19 playoff games-This is the Hertl people are overlooking but this is what a healthy Hertl will do. Trading him for futures who may or may not pan out does nothing but signal a rebuild and Wilson is not a rebuild GM, never has been since 2003.

To whomever said Wilson was on the hot seat with ownership, you are mistaken. Wilson is one of the longest tenured GMs left and has made nearly countless incredible trades and signings that continuously put a SJ on the map not to mention he has a very strong relationship with Hasso. He signed Vlasic and Burns to high priced contracts as well as Karlsson but those players would have earned that money elsewhere if Wilson didn’t do it. All three could very easily have bounce back seasons next year and anyone adamantly rejecting that has probably just become a hockey fan this season. Seriously. Everytime the sharks fail to meet expectations it’s Trade this guy, buy out that guy, fire the gm, burn it all down and then the next season they come back stronger than ever...I’ve seen it happen many times since 2003.